(2)Olympic champ Takahashi sets world record in Berlin marathon

BERLIN, Germany - Naoko Takahashi of Japan (R) and her coach Yoshio Koide celebrate after Takahashi won the Berlin marathon on Sept. 30 with a world record 2:19:46.

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