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The region , however , accounts for a third of the parts of Southwest Asia , French
and English are com- world's production of sulfur , principally from Japan and
monly spoken languages and are often taught in schools . China ; and more than
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The region , however , accounts for a third of the parts of Southwest Asia , French
and English are com- world's production of sulfur , principally from Japan and
monly spoken languages and are often taught in schools . China ; and more than
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Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) combined , or all -
around ( individual ) 1960 B. Shakhlin U.S.S.R. 1964 Y. Endo Japan 1968 S.
Kato Japan 1972 S. Kato Ja horizontal bar 1896 H. Weingärtner 1904 A. Heida E.
Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) combined , or all -
around ( individual ) 1960 B. Shakhlin U.S.S.R. 1964 Y. Endo Japan 1968 S.
Kato Japan 1972 S. Kato Ja horizontal bar 1896 H. Weingärtner 1904 A. Heida E.
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1948 N. Akar Turkey 1952 I. Ishii Japan 1956 M. Dagistanli Turkey 1960 T.
McCann U.S. 1964 Y. Uetake Japan 1968 Y. Uetake Japan 1972 H. Yanagida
Japan featherweight 1904 I. Niflot U.S. 1908 G. Dole U.S. 1920 C. Ackerly U.S.
1924 R.
1948 N. Akar Turkey 1952 I. Ishii Japan 1956 M. Dagistanli Turkey 1960 T.
McCann U.S. 1964 Y. Uetake Japan 1968 Y. Uetake Japan 1972 H. Yanagida
Japan featherweight 1904 I. Niflot U.S. 1908 G. Dole U.S. 1920 C. Ackerly U.S.
1924 R.
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