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 | | An American teenager, who her coaches matter-of-factly call ’Fun’ as if it was the most ordinary Christian name in the world, was the main attraction even though this first appearance of female weightlifters at an Olympic Games was crowned by the struggle between Ding and a lugubrious Pole called Agata Wrobel. |
 | | After Fun, Ding and Wrobel - who will never, ever be nicknamed Fun - had given their podium press conference, the IWF promptly held one of their own on the same stage. |
 | | Their general secretary, a slightly sinister Hungarian called Dr Tamas Ajan, rejected repeated suggestions that weightlifting had now become so discredited as a sport that it would be dropped by the Olympic movement before the 2004 Games in Athens. |
| www.times-olympics.co.uk /communities/weight/weightreport6.html (811 words) |
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