Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli swimmer”. Today it says “israeli olympic swimmer who competes in artistic swimming”.
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Shelly Bobritsky ( Hebrew : שלי בובריצקי ; born 27 June 2001) is an Israeli Olympic swimmer who competes in Artistic swimming . She competed in the 2020 Olympics in duet, was the European Champion in the free combination event in 2023, and was a three-time European medalist as well as a two-time European Cup bronze medalist. Bobritsky represented Israel at the 2024 Paris Olympics in artistic swimming women's duet with Ariel Nassee, and the pair came in 11th. "Israel wins historic gold medal at Artistic Swimming World Cup; Shelly Bobritsky and Ariel Nassee beat stiff competition in Women's Duet Technical event to become first Israeli swimmers to bag top prize at a major competition; 'I am really happy and still can't believe our achievement,' coach says" .
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Israeli artistic swimmer Shelly Bobritsky (born 27 June 2001) is an Israeli swimmer. Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games .
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israeli swimmer
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israeli olympic swimmer who competes in artistic swimming
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