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Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Jereem Richards. - AP HOTO (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)

Jereem Richards agonisingly 4th in Olympic men's 400m final (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)

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WINNER: Quincy Hall, of the United States, crosses the finish line ahead of Matthew Hudson-Smith, of Britain, right, and Jereem Richards, left, of Trinidad and Tobago, to win the men's 400 metres final, at the 2024 Summer Olympics, yesterday in Saint-Denis, France. -Photo: AP (Image obtained at rinidadexpress-tto.newsmemory.com)

Just short (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

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Nicholas Paul of Trinidad And Tobago competes during the men's sprint event, at the Paris Olympics, on August 7, 2024, in Paris, France. - AP PHOTO (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)

Nicholas Paul through to Olympic sprint 1/16 final (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)

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London "B-boy London" Reyes is seen performing at a live show in 1982. Courtesy London Reyes (Image obtained at usatoday.com)

How breaking emerged from battles in the burning Bronx to the Paris Olympics stage (USA Today)

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ABOUT TO UNLEASH: Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcott during the men’s javelin throw qualification round at the 2024 Summer Olympics, in Saint-Denis, France, yesterday. —Photos: AP (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

Keshorn chases ‘three’ (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

...2012 gold medallist in men’s javelin final.

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PODIUM PURSUIT: Jereem “The Dream” Richards, second from left, en route to a second-place finish in the opening Olympic Games men’s 400 metres semi-final heat at the Stade France, in Paris, yesterday. Richards clocked 44.33 seconds to finish behind American Quincy Hall, right, the winner in 43.95. Briton Charlie Dobson, left, and Norway’s Havard Ingvaldsen, second from right, were fourth and seventh, respectively, clocking 44.48 and 45.60. Richards and Hall will run in today’s final. —Photo: BRENT STUBBS (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

MEDAL HUNT (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

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