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Red Faces In France Over Olympic Mascots Made In China
But even though two French toymakers got the contract, the Paris Olympics committee said just eight percent of the mascots will be made in France -- from Chinese-produced materials -- and the remainder outsourced to China.
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Cap That Symbolises French Republic Chosen As 2024 Paris Olympics Mascot
The Phrygian cap, the symbol of the French republic but wearing sneakers as a nod to the present, was unveiled on Monday as the mascot for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Coronavirus Surges Fuel Fears 100 Days Before Tokyo Olympics
Even as Tokyo unveiled installations featuring the Olympic rings and mascots to celebrate the 100-day milestone, organisers face monumental challenges as virus surges.
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Tokyo Christens Futuristic 2020 Olympic Mascots
Tokyo 2020 Olympic mascots were chosen by schoolchildren from a shortlist of three across Japan.
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Olympics mascots made in 'China sweatshops': Watchdog
A labour watchdog on Wednesday slammed the London Olympics organisers over alleged human rights abuses at Chinese "sweatshops" producing Games merchandise.
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Olympic souvenir: Battle to keep fake away from real
The London Olympics pop up on teapots, bunting and a one-eyed mascot -- but strict branding laws are in place to ensure that official products are the only ones in the race.
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Olympic Mascots
Mascots have been a part of Olympic Games since Munich 1972, when Waldi, a dachshund, was the symbol of the ill-fated Munich Games at which Israeli athletes and officials were killed by Palestinian extremists.
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Israel nixes diapered baby as Olympic mascot
In the end, Israelis didn't want their Olympic athletes at London's Summer Games to be represented by a red-haired baby in blue diapers.
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London unveils 1-eyed Olympic mascots
It's not a furry animal, is neither male nor female and has no cutesy name. London 2012 organizers unveiled the Olympic and Paralympic mascots on Wednesday _ one-eyed, interactive creations from the digital age named after two small English towns.
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Red Faces In France Over Olympic Mascots Made In China
But even though two French toymakers got the contract, the Paris Olympics committee said just eight percent of the mascots will be made in France -- from Chinese-produced materials -- and the remainder outsourced to China.
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Cap That Symbolises French Republic Chosen As 2024 Paris Olympics Mascot
The Phrygian cap, the symbol of the French republic but wearing sneakers as a nod to the present, was unveiled on Monday as the mascot for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Coronavirus Surges Fuel Fears 100 Days Before Tokyo Olympics
Even as Tokyo unveiled installations featuring the Olympic rings and mascots to celebrate the 100-day milestone, organisers face monumental challenges as virus surges.
-
Tokyo Christens Futuristic 2020 Olympic Mascots
Tokyo 2020 Olympic mascots were chosen by schoolchildren from a shortlist of three across Japan.
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Olympics mascots made in 'China sweatshops': Watchdog
A labour watchdog on Wednesday slammed the London Olympics organisers over alleged human rights abuses at Chinese "sweatshops" producing Games merchandise.
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Olympic souvenir: Battle to keep fake away from real
The London Olympics pop up on teapots, bunting and a one-eyed mascot -- but strict branding laws are in place to ensure that official products are the only ones in the race.
-
Olympic Mascots
Mascots have been a part of Olympic Games since Munich 1972, when Waldi, a dachshund, was the symbol of the ill-fated Munich Games at which Israeli athletes and officials were killed by Palestinian extremists.
-
Israel nixes diapered baby as Olympic mascot
In the end, Israelis didn't want their Olympic athletes at London's Summer Games to be represented by a red-haired baby in blue diapers.
-
London unveils 1-eyed Olympic mascots
It's not a furry animal, is neither male nor female and has no cutesy name. London 2012 organizers unveiled the Olympic and Paralympic mascots on Wednesday _ one-eyed, interactive creations from the digital age named after two small English towns.
