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(3)

RUN

(4)

RUNNING

BOXING

KETCH

POLO

SUMO - Japanese wrestling

(5)

BENDY - Russian hockey

GOLF

darts - throwing darts

JUDO

CROSS

KENDO

RALLY

RUGBY

RODEO

SAMBO

CHECKERS

(6)

AIKIDO

FIGHT

ROWING

CARATE

CRICKET

CROQUET

COMPETITION

PUSHBALL

REGATTA

HORSE RIDING

SLALOM - winter sport

SOCKER - European football in the USA

TENNIS

TOURISM

FOOTBALL

FUTZAL

WALKING

HOCKEY - winter sport

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BASEBALL

BIATHLON - winter sport

BOBSLEY - winter sport

TRAVELING

HANDBALL

KARTING

MARATHON

MOTOBALL

SURFING

SPEEDWAY

CHESS

SHAPING

(8)

ATHLETICISM

ATHLETICS

AEROBICS

VOLLEYBALL

SWIMMING

TRIATHLON

SKELETON - downhill sledding

SHOOTING

taekwondo

FREESTYLE - winter sport

RELAY RACE

(9)

CAR RACE

AUTO CROSS

MOTORSPORT

MOUNTAINEERING

BADMINTON

BASKETBALL

water polo

CYCLING

VELOCROSS

CYCLING

COMBINATION

MOTOR RACE

MOTOCROSS

MOTORSPORT

PENTATHLON - OI pentathlon in Ancient Greece

GLIDING

PENTATHLON

SKYORING - winter sport

TRIATHLON

(10)

ACROBATICS

AEROBATICS - aircraft acrobatics

GYMNASTICS

DOLICHODROME - endurance running

CULTURISM

PANCRATION - martial arts with the use of wrestling and fisticuffs on O. I. in Ancient Greece

PARACHUTISM

FENCING

STADIODROME - running on O. I. in Ancient Greece

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ARMRESTLING

BODY-BUILDING

WINDSURFING

FISHING

SNOWBOARDING

DECATHLON

(12)

POWERLIFTING

SKATEBOARDING

(14)

ORIENTATION

(15)

HANG Gliding

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