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Team GB have hired air conditioning units inside their Olympic village rooms.
Paris organisers opted for an environmentally-friendly under-floor system as their standard cooling method.
Britain , the U.S. and Australia are among teams who also wanted traditional air conditioning.
Paris 2024 agreed to provide temporary units, but these must be hired from organisers through a rate card.
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