Usain Bolt: Human, All Too Human?
Sports writers reconsider the limits of the human body as Bolt obliterates two world records
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A familiar set of questions is being asked after a 72-foot catamaran belonging to Artemis Racing capsized in the San Francisco Bay, trapping a British sailor underwater for ten minutes on Thursday afternoon.
Sports writers reconsider the limits of the human body as Bolt obliterates two world records
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