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current	14:08, 18 March 2020		646 × 621 (55 KB)	GRuban	{{Information \|description={{en\|1=Inaugural Steadward Talks Launching the Steadward Talks: Past, Present, Future at the Intersection of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements. Hosted by Eli Wolff, Disability in Sport International and David Legg, International Federation Adapted Physical Activity Dr. Robert Steadward, the International Paralympic Committee’s (IPC) first and founding President from 1989-2001 will engage a conversation and share insights, ideas and perspectives on the evolutio...

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