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LONDON (AP) — Harrison Dillard is back in London. Dillard, the oldest living 100-meter Olympic champion, returned to the British capital for the games, only this time not as a lanky kid from Cleveland who came out of nowhere to win the gold in 1948. Britain's Foreign Office honored the 89-year-old American in London on Wednesday and allowed Dillard to hold the 1948 Olympic torch again. Dillard botched the hurdles that year but came back to win in the dash.

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