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The 18 pages that link to Nadia Comăneci, each with the reason it gives.

• 1976 Summer OlympicsBroader topic: Her seven perfect scores became the Games’ most celebrated athletic achievement.

• Women's artistic gymnasticsRelated: Her Olympic performances became a defining moment in the discipline's history.

• Balance beamRelated: Her Olympic performances helped make elite women's gymnastics globally prominent.

• GymnasticsRelated: Her performance became a defining moment in the sport’s competitive history.

• Gymnastics all-aroundRelated: Her Olympic all-around victory became a landmark in gymnastics history.

• Larisa LatyninaCompared with: Comăneci’s 1976 breakthrough came after Latynina’s era and reshaped expectations for Olympic gymnastics.

• Olga KorbutRelated: Comăneci followed Korbut as a defining young star of Olympic women’s gymnastics.

• Béla KárolyiRelated: Károlyi coached her to international prominence and Olympic gold.

• Nikolai AndrianovCompared with: Comăneci's Montreal breakthrough unfolded at the same Games as Andrianov's peak medal haul.

• Summer Olympic GamesRelated: Her performance became a defining moment in Summer Olympic gymnastics.

• Márta KárolyiRelated: Comăneci’s success under the Károlyis brought their coaching methods international attention.

• Mary Lou RettonCompared with: Comăneci's Olympic dominance preceded Retton's and helped shape the sport's expectations.

• Soviet gymnasticsBroader topic: Her performance made the Soviet-led Eastern European system a visible competitive reference point.

• Lilia PodkopayevaCompared with: Comăneci's earlier Olympic fame offers a landmark comparison with Podkopayeva's later era.

• Sawao KatōRelated: Her 1976 breakthrough marks another landmark in the Olympic gymnastics era Katō helped define.

• Li NingRelated: Her Olympic fame offers a comparison with Li Ning's prominence as a gymnastics champion.

• Paul HammCompared with: Her era’s perfect-score system contrasts with the difficulty-and-execution framework under which Hamm competed.

• Věra ČáslavskáCompared with: Her breakthrough at Montreal 1976 came after Čáslavská’s final Olympic appearance.