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A day of controversy at the Olympics

From fencing to Twitter, more than one platform saw huge upsets yesterday.

 

David Holmes

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Posted on Jul 31, 2012   Updated on Jun 2, 2021, 1:40 pm CDT

Another day, another Olympics controversy … or in this case three controversies.

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Catch up with all of yesterday’s action with our daily #London2012 Storify:

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*First Published: Jul 31, 2012, 7:43 am CDT

David Holmes

David Holmes is a technology and politics reporter. His work has appeared in Fast Company, the Guardian, the Daily Beast, and Stereogum. In 2011, he wrote the acclaimed "The Fracking Song (My Water's on Fire Tonight) based on ProPublica's investigation on hydraulic fractured gas drilling.

 

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