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6. 2008 summer olympics medal table
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8. 2019 summer universiade
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21. 2019 military world games
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25. 2004 summer olympics medal table
26. 1976 summer olympics medal table
27. 1992 summer olympics
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33. 2019 world aquatics championships
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36. 2000 summer olympics
37. 1983 southeast asian games
38. 2007 pan american games
39. 2014 winter olympics
40. 2019 world athletics championships

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