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Sanya Richards and Jeremy Wariner ran the anchor legs Saturday night at the Bird’s Nest as the women’s and men’s 4x400-meter relays won gold medals. 
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Ato Boldon has emerged as one of NBC’s best analysts, a blend of athletic smarts, charisma, precise analysis and brashness. 
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Brian Clay became the first American decathlete since 1996 to win the gold medal, but he ceded the spotlight to Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man. 
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In yet another mind-boggling display of speed, Usain Bolt set another world record and won another Olympic gold medal, and this time he shared the glory with his Jamaican teammates. 
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LaShawn Merritt stormed through the 400 meters and grabbed a commanding victory, but the men’s and women’s 4x100 relay teams both dropped the baton and failed to advance. 
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Michael Johnson watched as his 12-year-old world record was broken by the lightning streak out of the Jamaican sky. 
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Jamaica’s Usain Bolt became the first man to win both the 100 and 200 meters at the same Olympics since Carl Lewis in 1984. 
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Liu Xiang, China’s most popular athlete, said that his injury would not prevent him from competing in the future. 
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During the Summer Games, track and field is the granddaddy of them all, but will the people in the stands follow this sport from one Olympiad to another? 
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Sanya Richards of the United States faltered in the last 100 meters, ceding the gold to Christine Ohuruogu of Britain with the slowest winning time in an Olympic 400 since 1972. 
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Leading the 100-meter hurdles with two to go, Lolo Jones went from what looked like sure victory to sheer agony. 
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Stephanie Brown Trafton sparked a bit of a turnaround for the U.S. track team after winning gold in the discus. 
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On Monday night, Kenya finally got a gold medal of its own, as the teenage phenom Pamela Jelimo won a decisive victory in the 800 meters in 1 minute 54.87 seconds. 
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With the injury to Liu Xiang, the country that spent seven years preparing its grand return-to-prominence party will not get its Cathy Freeman moment. 
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No coach has faced greater pressure entering the 2008 Olympics than Sun Haiping, just as no Chinese athlete has endured higher expectations than star hurdler Liu Xiang. 
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