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  • 101gold medal — /goʊld ˈmɛdl/ (say gohld medl) noun a prize awarded for first place in a race or other competition, especially the Olympic Games. See silver medal, bronze medal. –gold medallist, noun …

  • 102silver medal — /sɪlvə ˈmɛdl/ (say silvuh medl) noun the prize awarded for second place in a race or other competition, especially in the Olympic Games See gold medal, bronze medal …

  • 103bronze medal — prize awarded for third place in some sports competitions …

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  • 104ˌbronze ˈmedal — noun [C] a round flat piece of metal that you get as a prize for coming third in a competition …

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  • 1052008 Summer Olympics medal table — Map of the world showing the achievements of each country during the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, People s Republic of China. The 2008 Summer Olympics medal table is a list of National Olympic Committees (NOCs) ranked by the number of gold… …

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  • 1062004 Summer Olympics medal table — 2004 Summer Olympics Bid process Venues Torch relay Opening ceremony (flag bearers) Medal table (medalists) Closing ceremony Event calendar Paralympics (medal table) IOC …

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  • 107Commendation Medal — For other medals of the same name, see Commendation Medal (disambiguation). Commendation Medal Five different versions of the Commendation Medal are awarded: one for Joint Service, Air Force, Army, Navy Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard …

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  • 108Military Merit Medal (Austria-Hungary) — Military Merit Medal (Signum Laudis) Militär Verdienstmedaille (Signum Laudis) Bronze Military Merit Medal on the War Ribbon with Swords, Franz Joseph I …

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  • 109Good Conduct Medal — Good Conduct medals Awarded by United States Armed Forces Type Medal …

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  • 110Olympic medal — A silver medal awarded to the winner of an event at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 Awarded for given to successful competitors in various Olympic Sports Presented by …

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