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Katerina Stefanidis empties journalist
(31) | 26/08/2016 | Translate: The Olympic champion Katerina Stefanidis responds appropriately to a journalist ANT1, when he says that the success of the first to make journalists and people to engage more frequently with the Greek sports.
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