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IOC vice president John Coates believes Rio's Olympic preparations are the worst he's seen © Getty Images |
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Michael Jamieson claims gold at the swimming World Cup 2013 © Getty Images |
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Koji Uehara and Mike Napoli helped put the Red Sox within one win of the World Series © AP |
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Andy Murray poses with his OBE © PA Photos |
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J.J Henry missed out on a round of 59 en route to taking the lead at the Shriners Open © Getty Images |
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Aditya Mehta on his way to reaching the semi-finals of the Indian Open © Getty Images |
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Los Angeles Lakers' cheerleaders perform during NBA Fan Appreciation Day © Getty Images |
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Saeed Ajmal finished with 4 for 74 to guide Pakistan to a shock win over South Africa © AFP |
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Kobe Bryant and Yao Ming at the NBA Fans Appreciation Day © AP |
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Glen Johnson is blocked off in training by Andre Wisdom © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray shows off his OBE as he poses with girlfriend Kim Sears © PA Photos |
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Andy Murray receives his OBE from Prince William © PA Photos |
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Andy Murray arrives with girlfriend Kim Sears to receive his OBE © PA Photos |
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Peter Lawrie's caddie walks among kangaroos on the sixth fairway © Getty Images |
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Rory McIlroy lines up a putt © Getty Images |
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Neil Robertson comfortably sealed his place in the quarter-finals of the Indian Open © Getty Images |
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