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The 63 pages that link to 1996 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• Mia HammBroader topic: Hamm helped the United States win the first Olympic women's soccer gold medal.

• Beach volleyballBroader topic: Beach volleyball made its official Olympic debut at the Atlanta Games.

• Dawn StaleyBroader topic: Staley won her first Olympic gold medal as a player in her home country.

• United States at the OlympicsBroader topic: Hosting in Atlanta placed U.S. athletes before a home crowd during a landmark Games.

• Márta KárolyiBroader topic: The team’s victory was a defining achievement of the program associated with the Károlyis.

• Andre AgassiBroader topic: Agassi won the men's singles gold medal at his home Olympics.

• Karch KiralyBroader topic: Kiraly won beach volleyball’s inaugural Olympic gold with partner Kent Steffes.

• Michelle AkersBroader topic: Akers helped the United States win the first Olympic women’s soccer gold medal.

• Wladimir KlitschkoBroader topic: His Olympic gold established him internationally before his professional career.

• Ben AinslieBroader topic: Ainslie’s first Olympic medal began the sequence of five consecutive podium finishes.

• Hicham El GuerroujBroader topic: El Guerrouj made his Olympic debut in the 1,500 metres at age 21.

• Inessa KravetsBroader topic: Kravets won the women’s triple jump at these Games.

• Jenny ThompsonBroader topic: Thompson won three gold medals and a silver, establishing herself as a leading American sprinter.

• Lilia PodkopayevaBroader topic: Podkopayeva won two gymnastics gold medals and a silver at these Games.

• Lisa FernandezBroader topic: Fernandez won her first Olympic gold medal at softball’s Olympic debut.

• Naim SüleymanoğluBroader topic: His third consecutive Olympic gold, won in Atlanta, completed an exceptional championship record.

• Randy BarnesBroader topic: Barnes won the men’s shot put at these Games.

• Bob CostasBroader topic: Costas anchored NBC’s broadcast during the Atlanta Games, marked by the Centennial Olympic Park bombing.

• Jay-Jay OkochaBroader topic: Okocha was part of Nigeria’s gold-medal-winning football squad.

• Kurt AngleBroader topic: Angle won Olympic gold in freestyle wrestling at these Games.

• Michal MartikánBroader topic: Martikán won his first Olympic C-1 gold in Atlanta at age 17.

• Ryoko TaniBroader topic: Tani won silver in the women’s 48-kilogram judo event, her first Olympic medal.

• Stefka KostadinovaBroader topic: Kostadinova won the women’s high jump and her only Olympic gold medal there.