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Ethiopian sprinter who won marathon was disqualified after his shoes were ruled to be too thick

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An Ethiopian athlete who finished first in Sunday’s Vienna City marathon was shortly disqualified after officials determined the soles of the shoes he wore to compete were a centimeter thicker than what was prescribed. According to Reuters, Derara Hurisa edged over his competitors with a finishing time of 2:09:22. But he was disqualified 45 minutes...

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