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Records smashed at the 2009 world swimming championships are likely to be broken as early as next year despite a ban on polyurethane swimsuits taking effect from January 1, says world and Olympic champion Aaron Peirsol. Full Article at TVNZ
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WELLINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Records smashed at the 2009 world swimming championships are likely to be broken as early as next year despite a ban on polyurethane swimsuits taking effect from Jan. 1, says world and Olympic champion Aaron Peirsol. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Records smashed at the 2009 world swimming championships are likely to be broken as early as next year despite a ban on polyurethane swimsuits taking effect from January 1, says world and Olympic champion Aaron Peirsol. Full Article at The Washington Post
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ROME — - Foes used to be easily identifiable for Michael Phelps. Keeping up with the Ians - Thorpes and Crockers - was one thing. But keeping up with the Biedermanns? Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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ROME — Five more world records fell on the second day of the world swimming championships as Ariana Kukors of the United States and Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden lowered their marks set the previous day. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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It's going to hopefully be a lot of motivation for people to work harder and try to get those records ... So it might be a blessing in disguise.
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I've been thinking already about a way to approach one of the athletes I'm coaching ... and how to put it as gently as possible that it may be time to reset, to just start over and wait to see what good is before we judge.
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It's definitely, by far, the craziest meet, the fastest meet
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I think the whole world is going to have the struggle of getting people's minds wrapped around what fast is again or what good is again
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