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Line 338: ===Olympic and Paralympic Games=== {{Shortcut\|WP:NOLYMPICS\|WP:NOLY}} Significant coverage is likely to exist for athletes from any sport if they have won a medal at the modern [[Olympic Games]], including the [[Summer Olympic Games\|Summer Olympics]] (since 1896) or the [[Winter Olympic Games\|Winter Olympics]] (since 1924), e.g., [[Ian Thorpe]], or have won a medal at the [[Paralympic Games]], e.g. [[Laurentia Tan]]. However, winning a medal in a competition with fewer than four competitors or teams (''i.e.'', when all participants receive a medal) is not an indicator of presumed ~~coverage~~notability, and other exceptions may be listed at sport specific guidelines. Significant coverage is likely to exist for Nations participating at an individual Summer or Winter Olympic or Paralympic Games, e.g., [[United States at the 2008 Summer Olympics]] or [[Great Britain at the 2002 Winter Paralympics]] *Significant coverage is likely to exist for Sports at individual Summer or Winter Olympic or Paralympic Games, e.g., [[Archery at the 2004 Summer Olympics]] or [[Wheelchair curling at the 2006 Winter Paralympics]]