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A few months out from the 레플리카신발=레플리카신발
Tokyo Olympics, athletics is facing tough questions over the tension between the inevitable quest for innovation and the core principle of fair competition. Both the IAAF's rules and the record books are being challenged in a way not seen for years. And those in power are under intensifying pressure to do something about it.
In a bid to avoid on-field injustices and overcome human error in officiating, sports have tried to harness broadcasting advancements over the last decade.
Some, like goal-line technology in football which was approved in 2012, has proved a success. But others, most notably the video assistant referee system (VAR), has been hugely controversial, especially in the Premier League, where its first season of use has 레플리카미러급=레플리카미러급 레플리카레플리카 레플리카레플리카
descended into farce over marginal offside decisions, sparking fury from fans and managers.
More than any other, the VAR crisis sums up sport's struggle to 청호나이스 살균 냉정수기렌탈=청호나이스 살균 얼음냉정수기렌탈 SANITA 티탄무료
navigate the inexorable march of technology without relinquishing the soul and spontaneity that cultivates a lifelong attachment with so many fans across the world. 레플리카신발=레플리카신발
A question that is both technical and existential, and one that must be answered satisfactorily in the near future if sport is to maintain its importance for a new generation of fans in 아르마니=아르마니여성의류
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