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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhYw66336JM&t=19s

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This is an image displaying how the boycott is tearing apart the meaning of the Olympics. The games used to be a sign of unison and togetherness, but the boycott is tearing apart the countries and the meaning of the games.

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Teofilo Stevenson (Left) looks to win his division for the third time. He was able to overcome this opponent, along with many others, after many years of training and hard work. In winning his heavyweight division three times, he made history by becoming the first athlete to ever accomplish this.

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Maria Colon, winner of the women’s javelin throw, smiles in triumph after shocking everyone and winning gold. She even set a new world record en route to her win.

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https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1980/

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Steve Ovett (left) and Sebastian Coe (right) compete for a medal in one of the most intense track-and-field matchups in Olympic history. Both are British and each won their own gold medal.

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This picture includes Misha (left), the symbol of the 1980 Games, and the sign of the Olympics (right). Misha was drawn by Victor Chizikov, Russian author of children’s books, and was the Russian Olympic mascot.

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This is a picture of Russian gymnasts accepting their medals. This year’s Games were lopsided as a result of the boycott and this paved a way for the hosts to dominate the competition.

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This is an image of the human tower at the opening ceremony of the games. Leaving everyone astonished and impressed, it is one of the most memorable moments of the games.

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This is a picture endorsing the boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics. It is mocking the Games by writing “Boycott” over the Olympic sign.

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This is the stadium where the opening ceremony of the 1980 Moscow Olympic was held. Although less packed with athletes than usual, the crowd was still present to witness this great event.

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Sergei Belov lit the torch for the 1980 Games. He was an Olympic champion in 1972 in basketball, and he ran along a track of white panels while holding the torch before ultimately lighting it.