London 2012 Olympics
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London 2012 Olympics saw 150 million tweets, football most talked about sport
There were a whopping 150 million Olympics related tweets over the past 16 days with Usain Bolt being the most talked about athlete.
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London 2012 closing ceremony: The 4th Google doodle of its kind
London 2012 closing ceremony is the fourth of its kind to make it to the list of Google doodles featured during the Olympics.
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London 2012 closing ceremony: Olympics day 17 Google doodle
The Google doodle shows various "virtual athletes" that had featured during the doodles the preceding 16 days.
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London 2012 closing ceremony: What to expect
As London 2012 draws to a close, Google has doodled closing ceremony of the Olympic Games.
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London 2012 rhythmic gymnastics: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
Typically, only women compete in rhythmic gymnastics.
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London 2012 rhythmic gymnastics: Olympics day 16 Google doodle
The doodle represents a female gymnast with a ribbon. The ribbon forms the two Os in the Google logo.
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London 2012 soccer: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
The first soccer (football) related Google doodle was posted during the 2000 Olympics held at Sydney.
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London 2012 soccer: Olympics day 15 Google doodle game
The doodle itself is the 4th consecutive Google doodle in the form of a game.
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London 2012 slalom canoe: 2nd Google doodle of its kind
Paddle sports general involve two types of boats - canoes and kayaks.
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London 2012 slalom canoe: Olympics day 14 Google doodle game
The sport of canoe slalom was called whitewater slalom before November 2008.
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London 2012 basketball: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
The first table tennis related Google doodle was posted during the 2000 Olympics held at Sydney.
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London 2012 basketball: History of the sport
Basketball was invented by James Naismith, a Canadian physical education instructor at the International YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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London 2012 basketball: Olympics day 13 Google doodle game
The sport of basketball needs no introduction, as it is one of the most popular sports in the world.
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London 2012 hurdles: 2nd Google doodle of its kind
The first hurdles race related Google doodle was posted during the 2004 Olympics held at Athens.
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London 2012 Olympics saw 150 million tweets, football most talked about sport
There were a whopping 150 million Olympics related tweets over the past 16 days with Usain Bolt being the most talked about athlete.
-
London 2012 closing ceremony: The 4th Google doodle of its kind
London 2012 closing ceremony is the fourth of its kind to make it to the list of Google doodles featured during the Olympics.
-
London 2012 closing ceremony: Olympics day 17 Google doodle
The Google doodle shows various "virtual athletes" that had featured during the doodles the preceding 16 days.
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London 2012 closing ceremony: What to expect
As London 2012 draws to a close, Google has doodled closing ceremony of the Olympic Games.
-
London 2012 rhythmic gymnastics: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
Typically, only women compete in rhythmic gymnastics.
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London 2012 rhythmic gymnastics: Olympics day 16 Google doodle
The doodle represents a female gymnast with a ribbon. The ribbon forms the two Os in the Google logo.
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London 2012 soccer: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
The first soccer (football) related Google doodle was posted during the 2000 Olympics held at Sydney.
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London 2012 soccer: Olympics day 15 Google doodle game
The doodle itself is the 4th consecutive Google doodle in the form of a game.
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London 2012 slalom canoe: 2nd Google doodle of its kind
Paddle sports general involve two types of boats - canoes and kayaks.
-
London 2012 slalom canoe: Olympics day 14 Google doodle game
The sport of canoe slalom was called whitewater slalom before November 2008.
-
London 2012 basketball: The 3rd Google doodle of its kind
The first table tennis related Google doodle was posted during the 2000 Olympics held at Sydney.
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London 2012 basketball: History of the sport
Basketball was invented by James Naismith, a Canadian physical education instructor at the International YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
-
London 2012 basketball: Olympics day 13 Google doodle game
The sport of basketball needs no introduction, as it is one of the most popular sports in the world.
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London 2012 hurdles: 2nd Google doodle of its kind
The first hurdles race related Google doodle was posted during the 2004 Olympics held at Athens.
