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Paris Olympics organizers say swimming events still set for the cleaned-up Seine after heavy rains.
Marathon swimmers and triathletes are scheduled to plunge into the cleaned up waters after the Olympics open July 26 .
Key to the cleaning up has been digging a huge reservoir next to Austerlitz train station to collect excess rainwater and prevent bacteria-laden waste entering the river.
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