World athletics championships

World athletics championships

MOSCOW, Russia - Mohammed Aman of Ethiopia adopts the Muslim prayer position after winning the men's 800 meters at the world athletics championships in Moscow on Aug. 13, 2013. Aman won the gold medal in 1:43.31.

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