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Zola Budd, number 151, the barefoot runner from South Africa, versus Mary Decker, 373, the all- American track star running on home soil in Los Angeles. The starter called, and the women bent forward, toes to the line. Little did they know this race would become probably the most talked about of all time. The gun sounded.
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