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The Sydney Morning HeraldNews report · Jul 25, 2:02 AM
Fox strikes K1 gold
Australia's Jess Fox wins her fifth kayak singles world championship gold medal, starring in Oklahoma City.
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Fox strikes K1 gold
Australia's Jess Fox wins her fifth kayak singles world championship gold medal, starring in Oklahoma City.
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What happened Australia's Jess Fox wins her fifth kayak singles world championship gold medal, starring in Oklahoma City.
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The Age (Australia)News report · Jul 25, 2:02 AM
Fox strikes K1 gold
Australia's Jess Fox wins her fifth kayak singles world championship gold medal, starring in Oklahoma City.
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