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This document summarizes information about Russian synchronized swimming athlete Anastasia Davydova. It states that she is a 5-time Olympic champion in synchronized swimming, having won gold medals in Athens in 2004, Beijing in 2008, and London in 2012. It also notes that she has won 13 world championship titles and 7 European championship titles in synchronized swimming, making her the most decorated synchronized swimmer in history.
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