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Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa wins elite women's London Marathon
Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa won the elite women’s London Marathon after crossing the line in 2:15:48 That was the women’s only world record for the 28-year-old Ethiopian by 28 seconds. Assefa took it up early and had the stamina to set an incredible time. Paula Radcliffe’s course record survived.
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