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Max McClure / Courtesy Situations 'Nowhereisland' in the High Arctic It may become harder and harder to believe amid the increasing hype during the run-up to the Olympic Games, but there will be people who don't have much interest in the five-ring circus going on this summer.
Carrying the Olympic Torch Andrew McKie 2012
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The IOC's "monetizing" of the Olympics 'five-ring symbol struck some as a shrewd business decision and others as crass commercialism.
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Unwittingly contributing to an economic boost which they protest is not going to happen from holding a five-ring circus.
Archive 2009-11-01 Alison 2009
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Unwittingly contributing to an economic boost which they protest is not going to happen from holding a five-ring circus.
Finding "Truth" a challenge, VANOC opts for fantasy Dave 2009
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Quivering rounds of scallops in a five-ring logo are deemed too droopy; the Olympic torch carved from a carrot is something "I've been seeing for 20 years," sniffs Mr. Hua.
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The Games 'priceless five-ring logo is seen everywhere, slapped on mainland billboards by marketers of all shapes and sizes.
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In the works: the five-ring logo of the Olympics, which might be ready by the 1992 Games -- if pyrotechnicians can keep their stars firmly hitched to the latest in chemistry. 3, 2, 1 -- BLAST OFF4The flash-sound mixture is released last. 3Blue stars are released next2Red stars are released when bursting charge is activated by time-delayed fuse. 1Black powder is ignited, propelling the shell skyward
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John Hancock, the insurance giant, thinks the five-ring symbol is more valuable than the intangible symbols of its rivals: Prudential's rock or MetLife's Snoopy.
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However her Olympics quest ends, Flowers has completed a five-ring task over the last three years — balancing motherhood with the itinerant life of a world-class Olympic athlete by bringing her family along on the World Cup tour through Europe and North America each winter.
USATODAY.com - Tough sledding: Mom juggles sport, twins 2005
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And she ` s kind of looking at me like I have a five-ring circus around me and how I ` m doing that.
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