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Seven Hills Loop - Top Results

2012 Zevenheuvelenloop 15 km
Nijmegen, Netherlands, 11/18/12
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Women
1. Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia) - 47:08
2. Tiki Gelana (Ethiopia) - 48:09
3. Beatrice Mutai (Kenya) - 48:52
4. Lucy Macharia (Kenya) - 49:00
5. Gelete Burka (Ethiopia) - 49:26
6. Aki Odagiri (Japan) - 50:57
7. Merel de Knegt (Netherlands) - 51:43
8. Eriko Kushima (Japan) - 51:49
9. Hikari Yasuhara (Japan) - 52:14
10. Miranda Boonstra (Netherlands) - 52:23
11. Mei Matsuyama (Japan) - 52:59
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19. Ai Furukubo (Japan) - 55:16

Men
1. Nicholas Kipkemboi (Kenya) - 42:01
2. Leonard Komon (Kenya) - 42:18
3. Nguse Amlosom (Ethiopia) - 42:28
4. Kennedy Kimutai (Kenya) - 42:29
5. Abera Kuma (Ethiopia)
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