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The 45 pages that link to 1992 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 1996 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Barcelona’s public-sector urban transformation offered a different model from Atlanta’s privately financed Games.

• 1988 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Barcelona followed the end of the Cold War and included a unified German team and former Soviet republics.

• BarcelonaRelated: The Games reshaped Barcelona’s global image long after the city’s formative role in Picasso’s life.

• Magic JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s return to competition after his HIV announcement drew worldwide attention.

• 1992 Winter OlympicsCompared with: Together, the Albertville and Barcelona Games were the final Summer and Winter Olympics held in one calendar year.

• Carl LewisRelated: At age 35, Lewis added two Olympic gold medals.

• Juan Antonio SamaranchBroader topic: The Games in Samaranch’s home city became a defining showcase of his presidency.

• 1992 United States men's Olympic basketball teamNarrower topic: The Dream Team competed in the basketball tournament at these Games.

• Jackie Joyner-KerseeRelated: She defended her heptathlon title and earned a long-jump bronze.

• Russian Olympic CommitteeRelated: The Unified Team bridged Soviet Olympic participation and the independent republics’ national committees.

• Soviet gymnasticsRelated: The Unified Team carried Soviet gymnastics expertise into the first post-Soviet Olympics.

• John StocktonBroader topic: Stockton joined the celebrated U.S. team known as the Dream Team.

• Mike PowellRelated: Powell won the long jump gold medal one year after setting the world record.

• Montserrat CaballéRelated: The Games gave “Barcelona” its civic occasion and amplified Caballé’s association with the city.

• Arvydas SabonisBroader topic: Sabonis played for Lithuania, which won bronze in its first Olympic appearance after independence.

• Heike DrechslerRelated: Her first Olympic long-jump gold came in Barcelona.

• Isabell WerthBroader topic: Werth made her Olympic debut there and won team gold with Gigolo FRH.

• Oscar De La HoyaRelated: De La Hoya won the lightweight boxing gold medal in Barcelona.

• Birgit FischerRelated: Fischer began her unified-German Olympic career by winning two gold medals.

• Deng YapingRelated: Deng won the women's singles and women's doubles titles at her Olympic debut.

• Félix SavónRelated: Savón won his first Olympic heavyweight gold medal in Barcelona.

• Jan ŽeleznýRelated: Železný won his first Olympic gold medal in the javelin throw at these Games.

• Kim Soo-nyungRelated: She retained her individual Olympic title in Barcelona, then won team silver.

• Ralf SchumannRelated: Schumann won his first Olympic gold medal there in the 25-meter rapid-fire pistol.

• Sergey BubkaCompared with: Bubka failed to clear a height in the final, unlike his 1988 gold-medal performance.

• Dražen PetrovićBroader topic: Petrović captained newly independent Croatia to the men’s basketball silver medal.

• Inessa KravetsBroader topic: Kravets won Olympic bronze in the women’s long jump.

• Jan-Ove WaldnerRelated: Waldner won the men’s singles title in Barcelona, becoming the first Olympic champion in the event.

• Jenny ThompsonBroader topic: Thompson won her first Olympic gold medal as part of the United States 4×100-meter freestyle relay.

• Naim SüleymanoğluBroader topic: He defended his Olympic title in Barcelona, winning gold in the featherweight class.

• Pyrros DimasRelated: Dimas won his first Olympic gold medal at these Games, representing Greece.

• Ratko RudićBroader topic: Italy won its first Olympic men's water polo gold under Rudić's leadership.

• Shannon MillerRelated: Miller won five medals in Barcelona, including two silver medals in individual events.

• Steve RedgraveRelated: This victory began Redgrave's celebrated partnership with Pinsent.

• Vitaly ScherboNarrower topic: Scherbo won six gymnastics gold medals at these Games.

• Andrey LavrovBroader topic: Lavrov earned his second Olympic gold with the Unified Team.

• Bob CostasBroader topic: Costas anchored NBC’s coverage, including the Games’ high-profile gymnastics and basketball events.

• Elisabeta LipăRelated: Lipă won the first of her five Olympic gold medals in Barcelona.

• Krisztina EgerszegiRelated: She won three gold medals there, in the 100-meter and 200-meter backstroke and the 400-meter individual medley.

• Leontien van MoorselRelated: Van Moorsel began her Olympic career in Barcelona, winning silver in the women's road race.

• Manuel EstiarteRelated: Estiarte captained Spain, which won silver on home soil.

• Marie-José PérecRelated: Pérec won her first Olympic gold medal there, in the 400 metres.

• Pavel KolobkovRelated: Kolobkov won his first Olympic medal, bronze in the individual épée, competing for the Unified Team.

• Regla TorresRelated: Torres began her Olympic gold-medal run with Cuba’s victory in Barcelona.

• Stefka KostadinovaBroader topic: She took silver in the high jump, narrowly missing the Olympic title before Atlanta.