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ELIMINATION ROUND
Screening Opportunities
In anticipation of the 2012 Olympic Games in London, the United Kingdom, as the host, is dreaming of gold, silver, and bronze. In recent games, the country was among the top ten medal winners, but it wants more. So in 2006, the British Olympic Association announced a campaign to improve the country’s medal count. Its 20-4-2012 initiative, standing for twenty gold medals and a fourth place in the overall count, aims to evaluate 1.5 million British children, ages eleven through sixteen (in 2006), and recruit those with the most athletic potential into Olympic sports like judo, badminton, and rowing.1
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