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English: The Italian rowers Renzo Sambo (on the left) and Primo Baran (on the right) with the coxwain Bruno Cipolla (in the centre) are the winner of the Olympic coxed pairs final race. They are saluting the crowd with the gold medal around their necks and an olive branch in their hands on the coasts of lake Xochimilco. Mexico City (Mexico), October 19, 1968.
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