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IOC Inspectors Say Sochi Will Be a Challenge

23 April 2008

By Anatoly Medetsky

The Sochi 2014 Olympics will be among the most challenging to prepare for, a key International Olympic Committee official warned Tuesday, just a few days after the country's Olympic construction chief stepped down amid worries that costs were ballooning out of control.

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