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  "textContent": "A drone tracks Barnabas Szollos during the men's downhill competition at Stelvio Ski Centre in Bormio. Photo: Reuters Drones are giving television viewers worldwide an immersive and almost visceral sensation of the action at the Milano Cortina Olympics - enabling them to sense the athletes' speed, skill and movement close up, and taking broadcasting to a new level.",
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