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... that Marthe Yankurije, who will compete at the
2020 Summer Olympics, won the 2018 Rwandan 10,000 metres and cross-country championships? Source: Olympics:
[1], 2018 wins:
[2],
[3]
Comment: Tense depends on when the hook runs. Some time in Olympic window (before 8 August) would be nice, but I appreciate it's a late nomination for that
- Its long enough and its well referenced. No image but I have requested one on Flickr. I prefer Alt1 but both are reffed. Its neutral and no evidence of close paraphrasing. In time to appear during Olympics if all goes well.
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A fact from Marthe Yankurije appeared on Wikipedia's
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... that Marthe Yankurije, who will compete at the
2020 Summer Olympics, won the 2018 Rwandan 10,000 metres and cross-country championships? Source: Olympics:
[1], 2018 wins:
[2],
[3]
Comment: Tense depends on when the hook runs. Some time in Olympic window (before 8 August) would be nice, but I appreciate it's a late nomination for that
- Its long enough and its well referenced. No image but I have requested one on Flickr. I prefer Alt1 but both are reffed. Its neutral and no evidence of close paraphrasing. In time to appear during Olympics if all goes well.
Victuallers (
talk)
07:40, 26 July 2021 (UTC)reply