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Watch Olympic weightlifter Olivia Reeves walk onto the platform and you may notice something unusual: she smiles. Not just after the lift, when the weight is safely overhead and the crowd erupts. She can smile before attempting a weight that would seem almost unimaginable to most of us. At the 2024 Paris Olympics, Reeves won gold for the United States in the women's 71-kilogram competition. Yet one of the most intriguing things about watching her compete isn't simply her extr

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