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at the end of the 19th century the french nobleman pierre de coubertin [ˈpjer də ˈkʊbɜ: tən] got the idea to bring the olympic games back to life. with the help of the people who supported him he organized the first modern olympic games. so the olympic games returned to our life in 1896. they were a success. athletes from thirteen countries came to greece and had competitions in nine sports. russia took part in them too. now the number of countries taking part in the olympic games is much larger and so is the number of athletic events.like in ancient times, the olympic games take place every four years. in 1926 the tradition of the win-ter olympic games also began. the noble idea of the games is to make all people friends by meeting on football fields, courts and stadiums and to live in peace. the international olympic committee [kəˈmɪti] heads the olympic movement. among other things the committee chooses the place for the coming olympics. it is a great honour to become an olympic city. in 1980 moscow joined the family of olympic cities and in 2014 sochi did. the xxii olympics in sochi were a huge success.the olympic games are probably the most important international sports event. millions of people watch them all over the world. they support their olympic teams and favourite athletes who fight peaceful battles in honour of sport. a lot of people enjoy the opening and closing ceremonies of the olympics, co-lourful and original.many things have changed but like in ancient times winners of the olympics become national heroes in their countries.
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there is no person in the world who would not hear about the titanic. it was a huge passenger liner that sank in the atlantic ocean in 1912. this tragedy occurred as a result of the collision of the liner with an iceberg. this has become one of the biggest and most memorable disasters. the titanic was one of the largest liners built at the turn of the century by a british company. the titanic set off on his first and last voyage from new york to america without ever ending it. in those days, the titanic was the largest ship afloat. he transported more than 2,000 passengers and crew. some of the world's richest people were also on board, along with hundreds of british and irish immigrants. unfortunately, one third of the passengers and crew tragically drowned. only about 1,500 people were rescued in lifeboats. most of the people saved were women and children. according to the data, the ship left new york on april 10, 1912 and collided with an iceberg in the late evening of april 15th. the trip lasted only 5 days.