Crossword Clue: First name in gymnastics history
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- 1976 Olympic gymnastics gold medalist ___ Comaneci
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- Rival of Olga at the 1976 Olympics
- Marisol Nichols's "24" role
- She beat Nellie and Ludmilla at the Montreal Games
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- Romanian gymnast Comaneci
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- Olympian Comaneci
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- Newsday - June 21, 2009