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Artists Ben Eine and Ben Mosley transform warehouse by Olympic Park into stylish pop-up club

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A 19th Century Victorian warehouse in East London has been transformed into an artistic pop-up club in celebration of the London 2012 Olympic Games. The Fringe 2012 sits just over the river from the Olympic Stadium and offers visitors a...
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OLYMPIC EXHIBITION SHOES HOW EXERCISE CHANGES OUR BODIES ++REPLAY++

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By the time they finish these boys will know more than just how high they can jump. They're also getting their muscles, lung capacity, blood vessels and lung capacity measured. The plan is to ensure that by the time they walk out of the...
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Luxury spas and dining for skiers at former Olympic venue

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AP Television Whistler, Canada - 20 January, 2013 1. Wide of children skiers in line at ski lift. 2. Close of children skiers in line at ski lift. 3. Wide of skiers 4. Various inside gondola 5. Skiers getting off chairlift. 6. View of...
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Luxury yachts and bond-style gadgets at London Boat Show

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London, UK, January 12, 2013 1. Mid top pan of luxury motor cruisers inside the London Boat Show 2. Wide top view of smaller speedboats 3. Mid shot of potential buyer checking the specification of speed boat 4. Mid shot of cruiser...
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Returning to the home of golf ahead of Olympic tee-off ++REPLAY++

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UK GOLFSOURCE: AP TELEVISIONRESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 6.17SHOTLISTAP TelevisionSt Andrews, Scotland – 15 March, 20161. Mid pan right of Blair Cross approaching the 17th tee at St Andrews' golf course2. Close of club...
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London mayor launches UK's Big Dance as part of cultural olympiad

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Commuters were provided with a little light relief at London's St Pancras on Thursday morning, as dancers took centre stage in the busy station as part of events to mark the London 2012 Festival. Mayor Boris Johnson launched Big Dance...
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Cleaning up Rio ahead of world sporting events

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Preparing for the World Cup and Olympics is putting Brazil's reputation on the line, while giving South America's biggest country a chance to boost its profile. But cleaning the filthy waters surrounding Rio, where major Olympic and...
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Works of art on the tips of your finger

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AP Television Rome - 4 February, 2013 1. Various of competitor working on embellished nails with jewels, paint, acrylics and sparkles 2. Various of competitor painting Japanese geisha on finger nails 3. Various of competitor working on...
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CLEAN : Olympics: Bach hails 'iconic' Rio Games

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Usain Bolt's unprecedented third straight sweep of Olympic sprint titles were just one feat that had International Olympic President Thomas Bach declaring Rio 2016 an iconic Games on Saturday
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Rio de Janeiro's mayoral candidates battle in municipal election

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Rio de Janeiro's mayoral candidates battle in municipal election
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Olympic transformation bypasses infamous favela

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In Rio's most famous favela, the Cidade de Deus (City of God), you would never guess the biggest sporting competition in the world is taking place just down the road.While much of Rio was transformed for the Olympics, City of God is a...
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China holds 'positive' attitude to cooperation with SKorea

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China said on Wednesday it holds a positive and open attitude concerning cooperation with South Korea in all areas, in response to reports saying its authorities have banned a group of Chinese nationals from visiting the country later...
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Prince Philip speaks about how he was involved in the development of carriage driving as a sport

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<< CLEAN: Exterior interview with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, speaking about how he came to be involved with the development of carriage driving as an international sport during his presidency of the International Equestrian...
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Raisman Blasts USOC, USA Gymnastics Over Abuse

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Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman says a sports doctor who sexually assaulted her is "sick" and that she's incomprehensibly angry that he manipulated an "innocent child" to pleasure himself. Raisman delivered a victim...
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Raisman Blasts USOC, USA Gymnastics Over Abuse

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Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman says a sports doctor who sexually assaulted her is "sick" and that she's incomprehensibly angry that he manipulated an "innocent child" to pleasure himself. Raisman delivered a victim...
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More Russians appeal to CAS seeking Olympic spots

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Fifteen more Russian athletes have appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, seeking to be admitted to the Pyeongchang Olympics. They join 32 Russians who appealed a day earlier. John Coates, who heads...
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Japanese skater becomes first doping case of SKor Olympics

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The Vice President of Japanese Olympics Committee said on Tuesday that the organisation was determined to prove that one of its athletes did not break anti-doping rules at the Winter Olympcs, after the first doping case of the...
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A look at the food available in the Olympic village

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First US snowboarding star Chloe Kim tweeted about being "down for some ice cream" while competing in Pyeongchang, then about being "hangry" because she hadn't finished her breakfast sandwich. Clearly, food is a big deal...
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Spanish Minister updates on latest virus cases

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Spain's health minister on Tuesday said three new confirmed coronavirus cases in the country had recently been in northern Italy, the epicentre of the outbreak in Europe.  
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Book on Ghosn case to be suspended

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A Japanese lawyer who had been interviewing former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn says prosecutors have underestimated how easy it would be to build a case against him.
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Madrid hotel takes care of elderly during virus

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An international hotel chain has donated several hotels to the Spanish authorities to be used as accomodation by some of those worst affected by the coronavirus crisis - the elderly.
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Australia father talks about Japan custody ordeal

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An Australian journalist who was given a suspended sentence for trespassing in an effort to find his children has called on Japan to join other G20 nations in adopting a joint custody law.