(1)S. Korea's Lee defends AG marathon title

(1)S. Korea's Lee defends AG marathon title

PUSAN, South Korea - South Korea's Lee Bong Ju responds to the audience after defending his Asian Games marathon title at Pusan Asiad Stadium on Oct. 14. (Asian Games)

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