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The 46 pages that link to 2016 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• Rio de JaneiroRelated: Hosting the Olympics brought major infrastructure projects and intense scrutiny of urban inequality.

• Simone BilesRelated: Her five-medal performance made her the defining gymnast of the Rio Games.

• Usain BoltRelated: A third consecutive Olympic sweep of the 100, 200, and relay completed Bolt’s “triple-triple” achievement.

• Tirunesh DibabaRelated: Her bronze extended her Olympic medal record across three Games.

• Ashton EatonRelated: Eaton defended his decathlon title in Rio, becoming the first man to do so since 1988.

• Kerri Walsh JenningsRelated: Walsh Jennings competed with April Ross after May-Treanor retired.

• Lin DanRelated: His bid for a third consecutive Olympic title ended against his longtime rival.

• Gabby DouglasRelated: Douglas returned to the Olympics and won a second consecutive team gold medal.

• Inbee ParkRelated: Park won the women's golf tournament, which returned to the Olympics after a 112-year absence.

• Kim RhodeRelated: Her skeet bronze made her the first American to win an individual medal at six consecutive Summer Olympics.

• Almaz AyanaRelated: Ayana’s 10,000-metre victory and world record came at these Games.

• Aly RaismanRelated: She returned as team captain and added three medals to her Olympic total.

• Anita WłodarczykRelated: She defended her Olympic title in Rio and set an Olympic record.

• Charlotte DujardinRelated: She retained individual dressage gold and won team silver with Great Britain.

• David RudishaRelated: Rudisha defended his Olympic 800 metres title, becoming the first man to do so since 1964.

• Jin Jong-ohRelated: His Rio gold completed three consecutive Olympic titles in the 50-metre pistol.

• Kōhei UchimuraRelated: He defended his all-around title and won team gold with Japan.

• Laura KennyRelated: She defended both titles and became Britain's first woman to win four Olympic gold medals.

• Mo FarahRelated: Farah repeated his Olympic distance double in Rio, becoming a four-time champion.

• Rio de Janeiro MetroRelated: The event accelerated Line 4’s completion and shaped its launch.

• Ryan LochteRelated: His final Olympic gold came in Rio as part of the United States 4 × 200-meter freestyle relay.

• Saina NehwalRelated: A knee injury affected Nehwal’s campaign, and she exited in the group stage.

• Aliya MustafinaRelated: She returned from injury to win team bronze and defend her uneven-bars title with another bronze.

• Allyson FelixRelated: Her relay wins brought her Olympic gold total to six.

• Jessica Ennis-HillRelated: Ennis-Hill won silver in the heptathlon, her final Olympic competition.

• Ma LongRelated: Ma Long won his first Olympic men’s singles gold medal in Rio.

• Valerie AdamsRelated: Adams won silver in Rio after a late change to the final standings.

• Wu MinxiaRelated: Her synchronized bronze with Shi Tingmao completed her five-medal Olympic gold record.