Olympic volunteers parade in Sydney

Olympic volunteers parade in Sydney

SYDNEY, Australia - Thousands of volunteers who helped make the recently concluded Sydney Olympics a major success parade through the city's central business district on Oct. 5. The volunteers were treated to a lunch and concert sponsored by the Sydney Olympic organizing committee.

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