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London Olympics 2012 Arcelor-Mittal Orbit sculpture

July 4, 2012

On the E&T home page right now, we have a selection of interactive graphics about the forthcoming Olympics shenanigans.

One you might enjoy is an interactive graphic for Anish Kapoor’s Arcelor-Mittal Orbit sculpture.

Olympic Orbit sculpture

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