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THE organisers of the Athens Olympics have vainly tried to remove the Greek edition of Playboy from the newspaper stands for offending the Games with a section on the Olympian traditions of sex, the magazine said.
"The court turned down ATHOC's (the Athens organisers') request for a restraining order against the circulation of the issue," Greek Playboy's legal counsellor Stelios Michalopoulos told AFP.
"ATHOC considered that by our text and pictures we had offended the symbols of the Olympic Games, the Games themselves as an institution and the organisers," Michalopoulos said.
"Harder, deeper, longer," was how the magazine paraphrased the Olympic motto "faster, higher, stronger," in an Olympics special featuring photos of naked models throwing the discus, distance running or holding up Games' symbols such as the five rings and the Olympic torch.
The request from the organisers was submitted, and immediately turned down, 20 days after the issue was on sale at the newspaper stands.
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