TOKYO -- The embattled Tokyo Olympics organizing committee learned that things could still get worse.
Just days after a composer for ceremonies was forced to resign over bullying, the beleaguered organizers again found themselves in the midst of a scandal on the eve of its opening ceremony. This time the offense was a decades-old comedy skit about the Holocaust by a top member of its artistic team.
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