Park Tae-hwan in great mood after Olympic ban lifted
Updated: 2016-07-15 10:52
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Park Tae-hwan, South Korean swimming icon, smiles and waves after returning home from training at Incheon International Airport in Seoul on July 14, 2016. Park is ready to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in August after the South Korea's Olympic committee suspended the ban on him in early July. [Photo/IC] |
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