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Closing Ceremony Highlights: Tokyo Fetes Olympic Athletes With Music and Spectacle

Closing Ceremony Highlights: Tokyo Fetes Olympic Athletes With Music and Spectacle
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Olympics Live Updates: U S Women s Basketball Wins 7th Straight Gold Medal

Olympics Live Updates: U S Women s Basketball Wins 7th Straight Gold Medal
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Olympics Live Updates: U S Wins Gold in Basketball and Volleyball, Edging China in Medals Race

Olympics Live Updates: U S Wins Gold in Basketball and Volleyball, Edging China in Medals Race
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Olympics Live Updates: McLaughlin Sets New Record in 400m Hurdles

Sydney McLaughlin broke her own world record in winning the women’s 400-meter hurdles on Wednesday.Credit.Doug Mills/The New York Times TOKYO Sydney McLaughlin recently said that “iron sharpens iron” when it comes to her relationship with Dalilah Muhammad. They are the pre-eminent practitioners of their craft, the two fastest women ever to run the 400-meter hurdles. Few events were more highly anticipated at the Tokyo Games than the renewal of their rivalry on Wednesday at Olympic Stadium. It was safe to assume that something extraordinary would happen, and McLaughlin delivered, breaking her own world record to win her first Olympic gold.

Olympics Live Updates: Beach Volleyball Results, Kerri Walsh and Simone Biles

Athing Mu, center, looking at the final time after the 800 meters.Credit.Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times TOKYO Before Athing Mu introduced herself to the world at the Tokyo Games, the public-address announcer at Olympic Stadium butchered her name. It was Friday, before her opening round heat of the women’s 800 meters, and Mu did not hide her dismay. “I’m sure everyone saw my face,” said Mu, a 19-year-old American whose name is pronounced “Ah-THING Moe.” “I don’t even know what he said, but it was terrible. Like, where do you even get that from?” Mu said all this with a charming, disarming smile she was used to people getting her name wrong, she said, but it also seemed clear that she wanted some respect. So she went out and made sure to earn it as an Olympic gold medalist.

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