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NEWS: The IPC led by its President Sir Philip Craven played Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Governor Koike at boccia on Thursday. Find out what happened: https://www.paralympic.org/news/ipc-president-meets-tokyo-governor-boccia-match

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REVIEW: Catch-up on all the action from day two of the World Cup! Lots of great performances as the season-opener continues.

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REVIEW: That's a wrap from #Finsterau2017! We'll be back with the medal ceremonies, but while you wait here's a full recap of the last races and final medal standings.

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Another amazing day for Ukraine!

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NEWS: Two prestigious wheelchair tennis tournaments set to take place in the Netherlands.

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The penultimate World Cup of 2016-17 is over. Now onto the Finals and Test Event for PyeongChang 2018!
Find out what the rankings look like with just one banked slalom race left, and who won what in #LaMolina.

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What a fantastic day of sprints! Find out who came out on top in the gruelling final biathlon races of #Finsterau2017.
Tomorrow, we conclude the Championships with the middle distance cross-country.

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Meet two #badminton players on their road to the #Tokyo2020 Paralympics where the sport will make its Paralympic debut

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Breaking news! We are delighted to announce that Worldwide Paralympic Partner Toyota Global will now support the Agitos Foundation's development activities. The Organisational Capacity Programme (OCP) aims to strengthen National Paralympic Committees in the areas of governance, marketing and athlete development.
Find out which NPCs will benefit from the first series of workshops:

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Canada’s multiple Paralympic and world champion Brian McKeever proved once again why he is one of the world’s best cross-country skiers on Thursday (16 February), winning his seventh men’s long distance visually impaired world title in Finsterau, Germany.
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