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1. 1974 commonwealth paraplegic games
2. commonwealth paraplegic games
3. 2000 summer paralympics
4. 1986 commonwealth games
5. 1980 summer paralympics
6. 2002 winter paralympics
7. 1967 pan american games
8. 2010 winter paralympics
9. commonwealth winter games
10. australia games
11. 1963 pan american games
12. 1956 summer olympics
13. 1984 summer paralympics
14. 1964 summer olympics
15. 1996 summer paralympics
16. 2011 asean para games
17. 2006 commonwealth games
18. 2020 summer paralympics
19. 2006 winter paralympics
20. 2000 summer olympics medal table
21. 1954 asian games
22. 2012 summer paralympics
23. 2001 asean para games
24. 2022 winter paralympics
25. 1985 world games
26. 2009 asean para games
27. summer paralympic games
28. 1970 british commonwealth games
29. 1958 asian games
30. 2002 commonwealth games
31. 2014 asian para games
32. 1930 british empire games
33. 2015 asean para games
34. 2008 summer paralympics
35. 2022 world athletics championships
36. athletics at the 1990 asian games
37. 2014 winter paralympics
38. 1972 summer olympics medal table
39. 1998 commonwealth games
40. 2005 asean para games

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