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FILE - Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain listens to a question during a press conferencein Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Nov. 9, 2022. Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton insisted he will not be silenced by offseason rules that prohibit drivers from speaking out on political issues. Hamilton said Wednesday Feb. 15, 2023 he will continue to use his global platform to promote his wide-ranging interests, which include social justice and race, human rights and protection of the LBGTQ community. (AP Photo/Andre Penner, File)
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