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Which quotation supports the inference that the goal of the Cybathlon empowers pilots—win or lose? “Cybathlon events cover a wide range of technologies. Teams from all over the world compete in races designed for prosthetic arms, prosthetic legs, exoskeletons, and wheelchairs.” (paragraph 6)

“Cybathlon events cover a wide range of technologies. Teams from all over the world compete in races designed for prosthetic arms, prosthetic legs, exoskeletons, and wheelchairs.” (paragraph 6)

“The pilots in each event must have a physical impairment related to the event, which means that the competitors already understand the difficulties of working with specific assistive devices.” (paragraph 11)

“The pilots in each event must have a physical impairment related to the event, which means that the competitors already understand the difficulties of working with specific assistive devices.” (paragraph 11)

“Through daily training, Kurs was able to transition from a wheelchair to leg braces and, recently, to an exoskeleton. Now she is a pilot in the Powered Exoskeleton Race.” (paragraph 16)

“Through daily training, Kurs was able to transition from a wheelchair to leg braces and, recently, to an exoskeleton. Now she is a pilot in the Powered Exoskeleton Race.” (paragraph 16)

“Like many other pilots, Bojanec is competing in the wheelchair race for more than just himself. ‘What do I hope to gain from this competition? New knowledge and the opportunity to help those who cannot help themselves.’” (paragraph 18)

“Like many other pilots, Bojanec is competing in the wheelchair race for more than just himself. ‘What do I hope to gain from this competition? New knowledge and the opportunity to help those who cannot help themselves.’” (paragraph 18)

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