Just how fair and balanced are the Olympics, anyway?

When you look at it this way, every region in the Olympics is an underdog.

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Jul 30, 2012

Gustavo Sousa, who created this project, says he didn’t include a color key because “you can almost figure that out as you read through; I thought that process of discovery was interesting.” But for those of you with less time on your hands, here’s a quick reference guide:

Oceania: blue. Europe: black. Americas: red. Africa: yellow. Asia: green.

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