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Golf = Corona misses the Olympics DeChambeau, unvaccinated "no regrets"

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[Reuters] --Men's golf Bryson DeChambeau (27, USA) said on the 4th that he missed the Tokyo Olympics due to a positive reaction to the new coronavirus. There is no such thing. " "Vaccines don't always prevent infections," said DeChambeau, who is returning to the PGA Tour this week. talked. DeChambeau said, "I am a young man who is healthy and will continue to strive to be healthy.

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