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Summer games= 4 years Winter games= 2 years

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Q: How many years are there between the Olympic games and the Olympic winter games?
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How many years are there between the summer and winter olympic games?

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How many years are there in between the oylmpic games?

There is an Olympic games every two years. But it alternates between summer and winter Olympics.


Why are the Olympic games and the Olympic winter games on different years?

Ever since the olympic games were every 4 years, so were the olympic winter games, and they probably started out in different years so they will always be that way.


How often do the olimpics occur?

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Where will this years winter Olympic games be held?

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How many years passed between the beginning of the modern olympic games and the first olympic winter games?

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What games were added to this years olympic winter games?

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Are the Olympics on every four years?

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How many years between the first recorded Olympic games and the games of 2008?

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Did years did Yugoslavia host the Olympic Games?

The 1984 Winter Games in Sarajevo.


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Every $ years.


How many years are there until the next olympic games?

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