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AP's ROB HARRIS: "At the same time as the FA clamping down on betting in football, one of its official sponsors is ... William Hill "

AP's STEVE WILSON: "Federations are piling in one after the other to complain about problems in Rio in meeting with IOC exec board. 18 sports weighed in"

London Independent's SAM WALLACE: "Playing Bayern's 'Stern des Südens' at the Allianz Arena, a German soft-rock -ahem- 'classic' which you can't stop humming for days after"

London Guardian's BARNEY RONAY: "The biggest flaw with Twitter is you can't retweet yourself. I've found this has held me back quite a lot"

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