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The name of the website I am reviewing is Special Olympics. The intent of the site is to inform people on what the Special Olympics is, what they do and how you can get involved. The target audience that this website is focusing on is, people that want to become and athlete, become a volunteer, a coach, or people that want to know where the Special Olympics events are. There is also an opportunity to donate to the Special Olympics foundation if someone was looking to support the program. At the top of the site, there are tabs with drop down boxes with links to other information about the Special Olympics. There is also slideshow of pictures at the top of the page showing different events of the Special Olympics and giving a

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