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USA swimmer Ryan Lochte leads competition in the breast stroke leg of the 400 Individual Medley Finals in the first swimming event of the London Olympics. Lochte went on to win the gold medal.
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USA swimmer Ryan Lochte leads competition in the breast stroke leg of the 400
USA swimmer Ryan Lochte leads competition in the breast stroke leg of the 400
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USA swimmer Ryan Lochte leads competition in the breast stroke leg of the 400 Individual Medley Finals in the first swimming event of the London Olympics. Lochte went on to win the gold medal.
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