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Title	If athletes cannot replenish oxygen in time, it can lead to tissue hypoxia, resulting in a purple face. "This condition is usually temporary and can quickly be resolved once the athlete rests and adjusts their breathing," Luo noted. However, the American swimming team remained purple even during the awards ceremony.
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If athletes cannot replenish oxygen in time, it can lead to tissue hypoxia, resulting in a purple face. "This condition is usually temporary and can quickly be resolved once the athlete rests and adjusts their breathing," Luo noted. However, the American swimming team remained purple even during the awards ceremony.

If athletes cannot replenish oxygen in time, it can lead to tissue hypoxia, resulting in a purple face. "This condition is usually temporary and can quickly be resolved once the athlete rests and adjusts their breathing," Luo noted. However, the American swimming team remained purple even during the awards ceremony.

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If athletes cannot replenish oxygen in time, it can lead to tissue hypoxia, resulting in a purple face. "This condition is usually temporary and can quickly be resolved once the athlete rests and adjusts their breathing," Luo noted. However, the American swimming team remained purple even during the awards ceremony.
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