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[News] 2 New World Records for the Russians

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The Molchanov family score a double whammy this week in the Europe Evolution Cup, being held in Lignano Saabbiadoro, Italy.Natalia Molchanova scored a 214 metre Dynamic No Fins swim and her son, Alexei Molchanov swam 250 metres DYN beating Dave Mullins...

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As I wrote in another post, Natalya did 214 DYN not DNF (!)

mate
is there need for an exclamation mark? I got the information from Pim on SMS (and it didnt specify, its rather early in Italy), and I am at work (not a full time DB newswriter), and I didnt see your other post. I will correct it now.
 
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