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Temperatures reached about 35C ( 95F ) on Tuesday in the French capital, where a yellow heat alert was in place.
Researchers have warned about the risk of extreme temperatures to the health of competitors and spectators.
Here are some everyday tips from Olympians in Paris for staying at your best in the heat.
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