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What does each ring on the Olympic rings mean?

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What do the rings mean in the Olympic games?

each continent of the world is a ring


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1 ring each for our 5 continents.


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What does The Yellow olympic ring mean?

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What the green ring stands for?

Do you mean the green ring as in the olympic rings? if so, the olympic ring colours are the colours they are because every country in the world has at least one of the coulors in their countries flag.


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