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Olympics live updates: Letsile Tebogo upsets Noah Lyles to win men’s 200 meters

Track and field is in the 2024 Olympics spotlight with an action-packed finals schedule Thursday in Paris. Here’s what to know: Men’s 200M: Letsile Tebogo of Botswana earned the gold with a time of 19.46, leaving U.S. 100-meter champion Noah Lyles with bronze. Women’s long jump: Defending Olympic long jump champion Malaika Mihambo faces a
bySarah Blake
8 August 2024
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Olympics live updates: Letsile Tebogo upsets Noah Lyles to win men’s 200 meters
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Track and field is in the 2024 Olympics spotlight with an action-packed finals schedule Thursday in Paris.

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Hi, I'm Sarah Blake, an investigative journalist with a passion for uncovering the truth. With over a decade of experience in journalism, I've dedicated my career to bringing hidden stories to light and holding the powerful accountable. My work has taken me across the country, from small towns to major cities, and I pride myself on my relentless pursuit of facts and justice.
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