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Tokyo Olympics:
Flora from Bermuda presents her country with gold for the first time in her country's history. She is the only representative of her country in the Tokyo Olympics. She is 33 years old and is participating in the Olympic Games for the fourth time with confidence and determination.
A quick glance at the Olympic medal table and you'll see the usual heavyweight countries dominating: China, the United States, Japan.

But in the early hours of Tuesday morning, a small Atlantic island added its name to the list of medal winners, as Bermuda punched above its weight to become the smallest country to win gold.
Bermuda's Flora Duffy decisively won the triathlon, securing a historic gold for her country with a population of around 63,000 -- compared to the US's 328 million.
Overcome with emotion as the enormity of her achievement sunk in -- Tokyo 2020 is her fourth Olympics -- Duffy collapsed to the ground with her hands over her face.
"I really just hope it inspires the youth of Bermuda that we're from a small country -- but that doesn't mean we can't do great things on the world stage," Duffy told CNN's Coy Wire.
Duffy had felt the hopes of her small nation resting on her shoulders, adding, "coming into Tokyo I definitely knew there was a lot of expectation to win a medal. We don't exactly have people going to every Olympics with medal chances. "
She didn't disappoint, taking first place more than a minute ahead of Britain's Georgia Taylor-Brown and the US's Katie Zaferes.