The UK public have felt increasingly more proud, patriotic and happy about Britain hosting the Olympics as the 17 days of the Games progressed. Their excitement towards the forthcoming Paralympics has also intensified during the Olympics, but positivity towards sponsors has fluctuated, according to the official research provider to London 2012, Nielsen.
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