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The 55 pages that link to 2004 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• Mia HammBroader topic: Hamm's final major tournament ended with her second Olympic gold medal.

• Michael PhelpsBroader topic: His first Olympic appearance established him as a leading swimmer.

• Dawn StaleyBroader topic: Staley captained the U.S. team to her third Olympic gold medal as a player.

• Manu GinóbiliBroader topic: Ginóbili led Argentina to its first Olympic men’s basketball gold medal in Athens.

• Gao LingBroader topic: Gao Ling defended her mixed doubles title at these Games.

• Kaori IchoBroader topic: Her first Olympic title began an unprecedented four-Games winning streak.

• Saori YoshidaBroader topic: Yoshida won her first Olympic gold when women’s wrestling made its Olympic debut.

• Hicham El GuerroujBroader topic: El Guerrouj won the 1,500 metres and 5,000 metres, completing his Olympic redemption.

• Jenny ThompsonBroader topic: At her fifth and final Games, she won two relay gold medals.

• Lisa FernandezBroader topic: Fernandez earned her third Olympic gold medal in Athens.

• Tamika CatchingsBroader topic: Catchings won her first Olympic gold medal as part of the U.S. women's basketball team.

• Anastasia DavydovaBroader topic: Davydova won Olympic duet gold with Anastasia Ermakova at her first Games.

• Ivano BalićBroader topic: Balić helped Croatia win the men’s handball tournament and Olympic gold.

• Jamie DwyerBroader topic: Dwyer won his first Olympic gold medal with Australia in Athens.

• Michal MartikánBroader topic: His Athens silver made him a three-time Olympic medalist.

• Ryoko TaniBroader topic: Her second consecutive Olympic gold confirmed her place among judo’s leading champions.

• Valentina VezzaliBroader topic: She defended her individual foil title and helped Italy win team gold.