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Johanna Konta fires back a forehand © Getty Images |
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Christine Ohuruogu competes with Nicola Sanders © Getty Images |
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Blackburn Rovers' Steven Reid and West Ham United's Dean Ashton battle for the ball © Getty Images |
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Battersea Power station is set for redevelopment © PA Photos |
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Gareth Raynor scores a try during 2008's Challenge Cup Final © Getty Images |
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Craig Gardner celebrates scoring in the UEFA Cup © Getty Images |
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Erik Huseklepp shows for the ball © PA Photos |
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Harlequins prop Aston Croall © Getty Images |
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Sir Chris Hoy and Rebecca Adlington show off their medals from Beijing © Getty Images |
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Sammy Wanjiru celebrates his victory © PA Photos |
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James DeGale shows off his Olympic gold medal © PA Photos |
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Angel Valodia Matos kicks match referee Sweden's Chakir Chelbat in the face © PA Photos |
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James Degale celebrates becoming Olympic champion © Getty Images |
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Paraguay's Leryn Franco poses for the camera © Getty Images |
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The Jamaican sprint relay team pose for the cameras © Getty Images |
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Tim Brabants celebrates his win © Getty Images |
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