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Jacques Rogge, president of the IOC, summed up his views on the Beijing Olympics on Sunday, speaking to the media for the final time at these Games.
Rogge said the success of the Games justified the IOC’s decision to award them to Beijing.
“ 61 , but there can now be no doubt that we made the right choice,” Rogge said.
Rogge said he was “extremely pleased” by the organization of the Games, which were highlighted by state of the art venues and perfect operations. “ 62 ,” said Rogge. “It’s going to be a challenge not only for (2012 host) London, but also for all the successive Games.”
He gave the Beijing Olympics a thumbs up and warned London (2012 host) it had a great deal to live up to in 2012. “ 63 . For instance, the ability to bring in hundreds of thousands of volunteers in the different sites is something that is not going to be easy for London.”
The leader of the IOC also spoke about what hosting the Olympics will mean for China in the long run. “ 64 . The world has learned about China and China has learned about the world,” he said. One specific improvement that Rogge has been impressed with is China's newly-acquired awareness about its growing nation's affect on the environment.
Overall, Rogge seemed to be very proud of the success of Beijing’s Olympics, but remains optimistic about the 2012 Olympics. “ 65 ,” he said.
However, Rogge did not say if he will still be the IOC’s president when the London Games roll around. His current term expires (满期) in 2009.
A. Through the Games,
B. There are issues (结果) it will not be able to equal
C. I believe that it will be able to exceed (超过) those heights so we can have this constant improvement of the Olympic Games
D. It is our responsibility to keep the Olympic dream alive for future generations.
E. It has been a long journey since our decision in July 2001 to bring the Olympic Games to
F. It is clear that