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IOC member and future president Lord Killanin sent a packet of critical letters to US Olympics official Clifford Buck and exclaimed: β€œI fear these political, social and technical problems in Colorado are not helping the Olympic Movement! The letters seem reasonable and not cranky!”17
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Jules Boykoff (Power Games: A Political History of the Olympics)
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It was also absolutely clear that complicit in all this were the IAAF and the IOC, to the extent that they were aware of the problem and they did nothing about it. If they had wanted to do something about it, they would have done out-of-competition testing. Their in-competition testing was a complete waste of time.’ Few would disagree. But it raises an obvious question: why was the biggest fish of them all caught in Seoul?
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Richard Moore (The Dirtiest Race in History: Ben Johnson, Carl Lewis and the 1988 Olympic 100m Final (Wisden Sports Writing))
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Women’s track and field is under provisional status for these Olympic Games, and officials have given some indication that the ladies will not be asked to return because these feats of endurance can be too strenuous for the fairer sex." Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and its second president, always a staunch advocate of banning women from athletic participation, has made his vision of feminine participation clear by saying, β€œAt the Olympic Games, a woman’s role should only be to crown the victors.
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Elise Hooper (Fast Girls: A Novel of the 1936 Women's Olympic Team)
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We have the report your team doctor conducted before you boarded the S.S. Manhattan. This document is official and confirms your sex, so we do not need to conduct an exam.” Relief flooded Helen, but something inside her sparked. A realization. Her relief morphed into something jagged and angry. β€œWhy didn’t this information get reported yesterday? Why were the newspapers allowed to perpetuate lies about me without the IOC coming to my defense sooner?
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Elise Hooper (Fast Girls: A Novel of the 1936 Women's Olympic Team)
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Air Force THOR WS-315-A, IOC
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William Mills Tompkins (Selected by Extraterrestrials: My life in the top secret world of UFOs, think-tanks, and Nordic secretaries)
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Endocrine profiling was not an authorized IOC anti-doping tool at the time. What's more, endocrine profiling had never before been used to confirm a positive doping result. Johnson was singled out as the lone athlete out of more than eight thousand in Seoul to be subjected to the test. As Charlie Francis would later muse, if Donike's test was so reliable, why wasn't it used on every Olympic athlete? And if it was not reliable, why use it only on Johnson?
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Mary Ormsby (World's Fastest Man: The Incredible Life of Ben Johnson)
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It was the USSR, as an emerging basketball power in the 1950s, that first called on Olympic leaders to officially add women's basketball to the program as a medal sport, a half century after the Fort Shaw girls demonstrated the game in St. Louis. Their first attempt came during a June 1955 meeting of the International Olympic Committee in Paris, where the Soviets asked delegates to vote on the adding women's competitions in volleyball, basketball, speed skating, and rowing, all of which were already open to male athletes.
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Andrew Maraniss (Inaugural Ballers: The True Story of the First US Women's Olympic Basketball Team)
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For instance, you may have different implementations of a Logger in development vs test vs production environments, simply by supplying different configuration files. Such approach is known as Inversion of Control (IoC). The name reflects the fact that your code no longer fully controls the behavior of your application, and that control is being delegated to an external configuration file, or to a framework[19].
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Anatoly Volkhover (Become an Awesome Software Architect: Foundation 2019 (#1))
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Only with the London games of 1908 did the now familiar model of official gold, silver and bronze medals, awarded on the day they were won, emerge. Even then, the ceremony lacked drama. There was no podium, no flags, and no music, just the gruff words of IOC grandees and floral bouquets. Flags and music arrived in 1928, but there was still no podium.
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David Goldblatt (The Games: A Global History of the Olympics)
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Impractical, uninteresting, unaesthetic, and improper,” read a section of the IOC’s report following the Stockholm Games on women’s competitions. Even
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Adin Dobkin (Sprinting Through No Man's Land: Endurance, Tragedy, and Rebirth in the 1919 Tour de France)