Why Some Olympians Compete Against Their Home Country - The Atlantic

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Why Some Olympians Compete Against Their Home Country The Atlantic During the 2008 games, the U.S. hurried citizenship status for a Polish kayaker, a Chinese table-tennis player, a triathlete from New Zealand, a Kenyan distance runner, and an Australian equestrian, among many others who qualify for EB-1 visas for ... and more »

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