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Ruth Jebet was emotional after her win.
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The 19-year-old narrowly missed out on a world record.
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Poland's Anita Wlodarczyk didn't, taking gold with a WR in the hammer.
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Sophie Hitchon made history as Britain's first female hammer medallist with a bronze.
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(L-R) Rachele Bruni of Italy with silver, gold medalist Sharon van Rouwendaal of the Netherlands and bronze medalist Poliana Okimoto after the women's 10km swimming.
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Synchronised swimming was also in full flow, seen here with Japan's Yukiko Inui and Risako Mitsui.
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Egypt's pivot Mohamed Shebib celebrates after scoring in the men's handball.
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Colombia's Mariajo Uribe poses as the women's golf gets underway.
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Charlotte Dujardin celebrates individual dressage gold.
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North Korea's Se Gwang Ri (c) with his gold medal in the men's vault.
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Chinese diver Qin Kai proposes to silver medalist He Zi.
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Simone Biles lost her chance to become the first woman to win five golds at one Games, securing bronze instead.
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Shaunae Miller flung herself across the line to win the women's 400m gold.
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Kenya's David Rudisha stormed to victory in the 800m final.
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Mark Cavendish was second in an eventful omnium race to earn his first Olympic medal.