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Track and field is one of t☆↓&$he most popular sports in t♣≥he world, and it is Ω↕✔also the oldest sport. Track ≤αand field, swimming a ≠←×nd shooting are regarded ☆♥as the three gold medals® ★¥ of Olympic Games, an"↑‌d the 51 gold medals are ↔↕φ≠also the most gold medals of Olymp↕₽↓λic Games.