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

• Megan RapinoeBroader topic: Rapinoe scored twice in the final as the United States defeated Japan.

• Michael PhelpsBroader topic: He became the first male swimmer to win the same individual event at three consecutive Olympics.

• 4 × 100 metres relayBroader topic: The Jamaican men lowered their world record during the relay final.

• Andy MurrayBroader topic: He beat Roger Federer at Wimbledon to win singles gold on home soil.

• Hope SoloBroader topic: Solo helped secure her second Olympic gold medal with the U.S. team.

• Caster SemenyaBroader topic: Semenya won the 800-metre silver medal, later upgraded to gold after the original winner’s disqualification.

• Karch KiralyBroader topic: Kiraly coached the U.S. women’s indoor team to its first Olympic gold medal.

• Katie LedeckyBroader topic: Ledecky won her first Olympic gold, in the 800-meter freestyle, at age 15.

• Alex MorganBroader topic: Morgan scored the late winner against Canada in the Olympic semifinal.

• Jacques RoggeBroader topic: The final Summer Games under Rogge showcased the IOC’s event-management and legacy priorities.

• Lauren JacksonBroader topic: Jackson won her third Olympic medal when Australia took bronze.

• Bradley WigginsBroader topic: Wiggins won the men’s time trial shortly after his Tour de France victory.

• Kaori IchoBroader topic: She became the first woman to win individual gold at three consecutive Olympic Games.

• Pau GasolBroader topic: Gasol again led Spain to an Olympic basketball final against the United States.

• Saori YoshidaBroader topic: Yoshida’s London title completed an unprecedented run of three Olympic gold medals.

• Thierry OmeyerBroader topic: France retained its men’s handball title, giving Omeyer a second Olympic gold.

• Ben AinslieBroader topic: Ainslie secured his fifth Olympic medal in front of a home crowd at Weymouth.

• Ratko RudićBroader topic: Croatia's Olympic gold completed Rudić's title-winning work with three national teams.

• Anastasia DavydovaBroader topic: Her team gold in London completed a run of five Olympic titles.

• Jamie DwyerBroader topic: Dwyer competed as Australia pursued another Olympic title.

• Michal MartikánBroader topic: His London bronze completed a five-medal Olympic record in C-1.

• Sandra ElkasevićBroader topic: Elkasević won her first Olympic discus title at these Games.

• Valentina VezzaliBroader topic: She won team foil gold, her fifth Olympic gold medal.