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Olympics 2012 in infographics: water sports

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Canoe Slalom — Canoe Slalom Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Canoe sprint — Canoe sprint Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Diving — Diving Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Rowing — Rowing Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Swimming — Swimming Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS 2012: Synchronised Swimming — Synchronised Swimming Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

Olympicswater: OLYMPICS: Sailing — Sailing Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

OLYMPICS 2012: Swimming — Swimming Photograph: The credit “GRAPHIC NEWS” must appear with all uses of this graphic.

OLYMPICS 2012: Water Polo — Water Polo Photograph: Graphic News Ltd Photograph: Graphic News Ltd

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