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Zimbabwe: Time Fast Running Out for Beijing Hopefuls
allafrica.com May 12, 2008
TABITHA Tsatsa is one athlete Samukeliso Moyo would possibly love to hate because she has set high standards that Moyo would not be able to match in time to join Team Zimbabwe at the 2008 Olympic Games, in August. ... According to the rules of the Beijing Games marathon,...
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- Track & Field,
- Long Distance Running,
- Track And Road Events,
- Marathon,
- Olympic Games,
- Water Sports,
- Road Running
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