Paul Bower, who worked on securing Olympics related jobs for residents of the host boroughs, reminded that LOCOG Chair Sebastian Coe, a former Olympic champion, said LOCOG couldn't solve everything while stressing that LOCOG's job was to put on a big show.
"I think people are fairly positive about the Olympics," Bower said. "The gap between rich and poor is pretty much ignored by the [ruling] conservative party."
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