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Samsung Diamond League pictorial

Published:Saturday | July 30, 2011 | 12:00 AM
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Kenia Sinclair (right) of Jamaica scoring a runaway win in the women's 800 metres at yesterday's Samsung Diamond League meet in Stockholm, Sweden. Sinclair won in a season-best 1:58.21. Malika Akkaoui of Morocco was second in 1:59.75.
American Carmelita Jeter (left) and compatriot Marshevet Myers fighting out the finish of the Samsung Diamond League women's 100m in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday. Jeter won in 11.15 seconds with Myers second in 11.21.
Jamaica's Jermaine Gonzales (left) winning the men's 400 metres at the Samsung Diamond League meet in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday. Gonzales clocked a season-best 44.69 seconds. American world champion LaShawn Merritt (not seen) was second in 44.74 while Chris Brown (right) of The Bahamas finished third in 44.79.
Jamaica's Usain Bolt glancing across at compatriot Marvin Anderson in the men's 200 metres at yesterday's Samsung Diamond League in Stockholm, Sweden. Bolt won in 20.03 seconds. Anderson past the line in second but was later disqualified for a lane violation.
Vivian Jepkemoi Cheruiyot of Kenya powering home in the women's 5000 metres with a time of 14.20.87 at the Samsung Diamond League in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday.
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Jamaica's Jermaine Gonzales (left) winning the men's 400 metres at the Samsung Diamond League meet in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday.

Kenia Sinclair (right) of Jamaica scoring a runaway win in the women's 800 metres at yesterday's Samsung Diamond League meet in Stockholm, Sweden. Sinclair won in a season-best 1:58.21. Malika Akkaoui of Morocco was second in 1:59.75. 


American Carmelita Jeter (left) and compatriot Marshevet Myers fighting out the finish of the Samsung Diamond League women's 100m in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday. Jeter won in 11.15 seconds with Myers second in 11.21.


Jamaica's Usain Bolt glancing across at compatriot Marvin Anderson in the men's 200 metres at yesterday's Samsung Diamond League in Stockholm, Sweden. Bolt won in 20.03 seconds. Anderson past the line in second but was later disqualified for a lane violation.


Vivian Jepkemoi Cheruiyot of Kenya powering home in the women's 5000 metres with a time of 14.20.87 at the Samsung Diamond League in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday.

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