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    <title>Women's 470 Pair RECHICHI and PARKINSON Win Australia's Second Gold</title>
    
    <description>Young guns Elise RECHICHI and Tessa PARKINSON completed an Australian double in the 470 fleets by securing the gold medal in the Women's Two Person Dinghy event at the 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition.</description>
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    <title>Wins For Austria and Israel Whilst Aussies Reclaim Women's 470 Lead</title>
    
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    <description>Triple World Champions Marcelien DE KONING and Lobke BERKHOUT lead the way after the opening two races of the Women's Two Person Dinghy - 470 event at the Olympic Sailing Competition.</description>
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    <title>Online Video Guide To The 470 Dinghy</title>
    
    <description>Find out more about the 470 dinghy, equipment for the Men's and Women's Two Person Dinghy events at the Olympic Games, with the International 470 Class Association's online video guide to the class.</description>
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    <title>Event Guide: Women's Two Person Dinghy - 470 </title>
    
    <description>Thirty-eight athletes represent 19 nations in the Women's Two Person Dinghy event sailed in the 470 dinghy at the 2008 Olympic Games - get the low down on the event here...</description>
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    <title>US Team Ready For Qingdao</title>
    
    <description>Eighteen American sailors are in Qingdao, China, ready to begin the 2008 Olympic Games.</description>
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    <description>Olympic competition has never been more intense among sailors, according to several experienced coaches at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.</description>
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