Ethiopia's Tsegaye wins Tokyo Marathon women's race

Ethiopia's Tsegaye wins Tokyo Marathon women's race

TOKYO, Japan - Ethiopia's Tirfi Tsegaye celebrates after winning the Tokyo Marathon in a new women's race record of 2:22:23 in the Japanese capital on Feb. 23, 2014. Berhane Dibaba of Ethiopia (L), who came second, and Kenya's Lucy Kabuu, who finished third, stand beside her.

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