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1 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 1 represents?

2 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 2 represents?

3 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 3 represents?

4 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 4 represents?

5 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 5 represents?

6 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 6 represents?

7 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 7 represents?

8 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 8 represents?

9 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 9 represents?

10 Olympic Records Can you deduce which event Graph 10 represents?

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