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2012 London Olympics Could Spark Measles Outbreak in USA With the 2012 Olympics taking place in London starting July 27th, many Americans will be getting their passports and packing their bags to be a part of the Olympic experience. However, with all that packing and preparation, there is one important thing that you may not think about but can prevent you from coming home sick and making others sick. That would be a measles vaccine. Olympics 'snub' Eddie the Eagle "Eddie the Eagle" Edwards, who plummeted to fame at the Calgary Winter Olympics in 1988, says he has been rejected as a London 2012 torchbearer. Saudi Arabia May Allow Women to Compete at 2012 London Olympics Every participating nation at the London Olympics is expected to field at least one female athlete, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei, which have previously sent only male competitors. Bookmakers to monitor big bets on minor sports during Olympics LONDON (Reuters) - British bookmakers will be monitoring unusually big wagers placed on minor sports during the London Olympics to help prevent fixing scandals from blighting the Games, a senior industry figure said on Tuesday. Betting industry representatives and Games organisers held a seminar in London to discuss strategies to help ensure that illegal gambling syndicates do not corrupt ... Olympics to Strain UK Internet Infrastructure Olympics overload: Experts say 2012 games will strain London's Internet infrastructure Reigning champion Jones qualifies for 4th Olympics Beijing gold medalist Leisel Jones became the first Australian swimmer to qualify for four Olympics when she finished second in the 100-meter breaststroke final Saturday night on a program expected to be dominated by Ian Thorpe's bid for a spot in London. Olympics: MI5 briefs Cabinet amid fears of attacks outside London Terrorists could target Olympic venues outside London in a plot to attack spectators and athletes at this summer's Games, security sources have warned. Olympics-South Korea delegation head offers to resign The head of South Korea's delegation to the London Olympics has offered to resign after he was placed under investigation by prosecutors over his business deals, the country's Olympic committee said on Wednesday. Olympics-Bookmakers to monitor big bets on minor sports British bookmakers will be monitoring unusually big wagers placed on minor sports during the London Olympics to help prevent fixing scandals from blighting the Games, a senior industry figure said on Tuesday. Olympics: Airlines warn of London airport chaos Britain's leading airlines warned Saturday of "severe delay and disruption" at London's airports during the 2012 Olympics.
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