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IOC to work with Mori's successor for safe Games this year - statement

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IOC to work with Mori's successor for safe Games this year - statement

IOC to work with Mori's successor for safe Games this year - statement

The International Olympic Committee is committed to staging a successful Olympic Games after acknowledging the resignation of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee President, Yoshiro Mori.


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