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What have the organisers of the London Olympics made the largest of?
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∙ 11y ago
stadium
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What is the Cost for the London Olympics arena to be made?
970,0000
When did London find out that the Olympics was going to be in London?
The final decision was made and announced on the 6th July, 2005.
What sport made its debut at the 2012 summer Olympics held in London?
womens boxing
Will women's boxing make its first Olympic appearance in the 2012 Olympics?
Women's boxing made its debut olympics-wise at London 2012
What are the special preparations and arrangements made by the government to make London Olympics a mega event?
mak e it clean
What is the price range for desk organisers sets?
The price range of desk organisers sets is between $70- $190 depending on the quality of the set. Some are made of mesh and metal, plastic, wood, glass and leather.
How many Olympic games has Shawn Johnson been too?
Shawn Johnson only went to one Olympics as a competitor (2008 Beijing Olympics). She made a comeback and tried to make it to the London 2012 Olympics but she made the choice to retire just before the USA Olympic Trials due to a knee injury.
What massive efforts were made in London during for 2012 Olympics?
mister mancini stop giving us these un usefull questions!
Who officially opened the London Olympics game?
The Queen ( Elizabeth11) made the official opening speech declaring the games open.
Who made the Olympics up?
Hercules made the Olympics up.
What facilities are being built for the athletes in the Olympics 2012?
There are lots of preparation for the Olympic. Stadium and different structure is being built. In London there are massive construction being made in preparation for the Olympics. check for the related links below.
When did ice skating enter the Olympics?
Figure skating made its debut at the 1908 Games in London. It was not competed at the 1912 Games and then competed again in 1920. Starting in 1924 figure skating has been competed in the Winter Olympics.
