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By unanimous vote of the active editors, this week's collaboration is adding to our coverage of Great Britain, its athletes, provinces, and events.

Did you know that ... American track Olympians who went on to play pro football include Henry Carr and John Smith?

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Javier Sotomayor Sanabri (1967-) is a Cuban high jumper who won a gold and silver medal in the Olympics. He twice increased the world record, to 2.44 metres on July 29, 1989 in San Juan and to the current record of 2.45 meters (8 ft ½ in) on July 23, 1993 in Salamanca, Spain. Sotomayor also set the current world indoor record of 2.43 meters on March 4, 1989 in Budapest. More...
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