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A man wears a mask at Athens international airport on March 9, 2020, amid the spread of the new coronavirus. Greece's Olympic committee said the same day that the flame lighting ceremony for the Tokyo Games scheduled on March 12 will be held without spectators. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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