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UPDATED: May-14-2008  
 

Liu Xiang, (L), the men's 110-meter hurdles world record-holder, and his coach Sun Haiping, donate 500,000 yuan ($70,000) to the victims of Monday's quake, at the General Administration of Sport of China building in Beijing. Some 500 athletes and coaches, who are preparing for the Beijing Olympic Games, donated money to the quake-hit areas. (Xinhua)



 
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