LONDON (Reuters) - London's Olympic security debacle, with uniformed soldiers hurriedly drafted in to make up for a shortage of hired guards, could have a silver lining for Britain's medal hopes.
British Olympic Association (BOA) chairman Colin Moynihan told reporters on Saturday that Team GB athletes in the high-security Village were getting a boost from having the army manning checkpoints.
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