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The 65 pages that link to 2012 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 2008 Summer OlympicsRelated: London inherited the hosting role through the closing ceremony’s Olympic handover.

• Usain BoltRelated: Bolt defended both individual sprint titles and helped Jamaica win the relay.

• Abby WambachRelated: Wambach scored five goals as the U.S. team won gold.

• Carli LloydRelated: She scored twice in the final against Japan to secure the gold medal.

• Christine SinclairRelated: Sinclair scored six goals as Canada won bronze in the women’s tournament.

• Tirunesh DibabaRelated: She retained her Olympic 10,000-metre title in London.

• Misty May-TreanorRelated: Their London victory completed three consecutive Olympic gold medals.

• Nikola KarabatićRelated: France defended its men's handball title with Karabatić in the squad.

• Ashton EatonRelated: Eaton won his first Olympic decathlon gold in London.

• Kerri Walsh JenningsRelated: Their London victory completed three consecutive Olympic gold medals.

• Lin DanRelated: He defeated Lee Chong Wei again in the final to become the first men's singles player to defend Olympic gold.

• Oleksandr UsykRelated: Usyk's heavyweight gold medal came before his professional career.

• Yelena IsinbayevaRelated: Her third Olympic medal came after two consecutive golds.

• Gabby DouglasRelated: Douglas won team and individual all-around gold in artistic gymnastics at these Games.

• Kim RhodeRelated: Rhode won skeet gold, becoming the first athlete to medal individually at five consecutive Summer Olympics.

• Natalie CoughlinRelated: Her London bronze in the 4 × 100-meter freestyle relay completed her three-Games Olympic career.

• Ralf SchumannRelated: Schumann competed in his seventh consecutive Olympics, extending his record of longevity.

• Shelly-Ann Fraser-PryceRelated: She defended her Olympic 100-metre crown, becoming the third woman to do so.

• Aly RaismanRelated: Raisman became a two-time Olympic champion during the U.S. women's team victory.

• Anita WłodarczykRelated: Włodarczyk won her first Olympic gold in London after the original champion was disqualified.

• Anthony JoshuaRelated: Joshua won Olympic super-heavyweight gold on home soil, establishing his public profile before turning professional.

• Barbora ŠpotákováRelated: She defended her Olympic javelin title at the London Games.

• Charlotte DujardinRelated: Dujardin won team and individual dressage gold in her Olympic debut.

• Chris HoyRelated: Hoy carried the British flag at the opening ceremony and won his sixth Olympic gold.

• David RudishaRelated: Rudisha won the 800 metres final here in a world-record time of 1:40.91.

• Jin Jong-ohRelated: Jin won gold in both the 10-metre and 50-metre pistol events in London.

• Kōhei UchimuraRelated: Uchimura won the all-around title and helped Japan take silver in the team final.

• Laura KennyRelated: Kenny won the omnium and team pursuit at her first Olympics.

• Mo FarahRelated: Farah won the 5,000 and 10,000 metres at these home Games.

• Ryan LochteRelated: He won five medals in London and took individual gold in the 400-meter individual medley.

• Saina NehwalRelated: Nehwal won women’s singles bronze at these Games.

• Aliya MustafinaRelated: Mustafina won four medals in London, including the uneven-bars gold.

• Allyson FelixRelated: Three victories established her as a leading figure of the Games.

• Brenda VillaRelated: Villa captained the United States to its first women’s water polo gold.

• Ezekiel KemboiRelated: His London victory made him a two-time Olympic steeplechase champion.

• Jessica Ennis-HillRelated: Ennis-Hill won heptathlon gold at the Games in her home city.

• Lakshmi MittalRelated: Mittal funded the ArcelorMittal Orbit, a landmark sculpture built for the Olympic Park.

• Luciana AymarRelated: Argentina's silver medal there gave Aymar her second Olympic runner-up finish.

• Sally PearsonRelated: Pearson won the 100 metres hurdles final here in an Olympic-record time.

• Valerie AdamsRelated: She defended her Olympic title in London, securing a second consecutive gold.

• Wu MinxiaRelated: Wu won synchronized and individual gold, becoming the first female diver with three Olympic titles.