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Tom Daley shows off his gold medal © Getty Images |
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Cardiff Blues flanker Martyn Williams © Getty Images |
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Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton addresses the media © Getty Images |
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Bradley Saunders competes against Manoj Kumar © Getty Images |
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Tom Daley celebrates © Getty Images |
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The New Zealand players perform a Haka during a training session © Getty Images |
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Prime Minister David Cameron greets FIFA president Sepp Blatter © Getty Images |
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Andy Roddick grimaces in pain © Getty Images |
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Miguel Angel Jimenez stares down his approach © Getty Images |
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Cameron Pilley dives for the ball © Getty Images |
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