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The Paris 2024 Paralympics concluded with China topping the medal table, securing 94 golds. The event featured remarkable performances, including a world record in the women's marathon by Morocco's Fatima Ezzahra El Idrissi. Despite initial concerns over water quality, the Games were largely successful, showcasing athletic excellence and resilience.
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Great Britain finished second in the medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, securing 49 golds and a total of 124 medals. The team celebrated record-breaking performances, including Maisie Summers-Newton's gold and Poppy Maskill's five-medal haul. Hong Kong also achieved its best results since 2012, with eight medals, including three golds.
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The Paris 2024 Paralympics concluded with a vibrant closing ceremony at Stade de France, celebrating inclusivity and athletic excellence. Great Britain secured 124 medals, while organizers emphasized the need for societal change beyond sports. The event set a high standard for future Paralympics, particularly for Los Angeles 2028.
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Recent voter ID laws in the US and UK have raised concerns about accessibility and disenfranchisement. In North Carolina, a lawsuit challenges the approval of a mobile ID for voting, while New Hampshire's new law mandates proof of citizenship for first-time voters. The UK's ID requirements have reportedly discouraged participation in elections, particularly among poorer demographics.