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A cyclist aspires to become a coach. After losing to his young protégé, Igor sincerely rejoices in his friend's success. Believing in his success, he even gives up his place when the team has the opportunity to participate in international competitions.
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A cyclist aspires to become a coach. After losing to his young protégé, Igor sincerely rejoices in his friend's success. Believing in his success, he even gives up his place when the team has the opportunity to participate in international competitions.
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