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Paralympic Agitos
MacLean, Kevin, 2014, Digital image
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Paralympic Agitos
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Rear of Paralympic Agitos looking north down the Mound
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MacLean, Kevin
Date
2014
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
After the Olympic Games in London came to an end in mid-August 2012, the Olympic Rings were removed from their position on the Mound and replaced by the symbol for the Paralympic Games - three Agitos ( " I move " in Latin ) a symbol of movement in the shape of an asymmetrical crescent.
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