Tunnel vision helps as ultra runners enter dark side
LONDON : For ultra runners, possessing tunnel vision is a useful commodity and for those tackling one of Britain's most extreme events later this month it is a necessity.
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LONDON : For ultra runners, possessing tunnel vision is a useful commodity and for those tackling one of Britain's most extreme events later this month it is a necessity.
Manchester United are in the draw for the Europa League quarter-finals after defeating La Liga outfit Real Betis 5-1 on aggregate in their last-16 tie.
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