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Marathon
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Marathon
Drug slang A regionally popular term for amphetamine, especially when taken non-stop for an extended period of time
Sports medicine A foot race measuring 26.2 miles/42.2 km; muscle changes in marathon runners: local muscle tenderness, pain, swelling, inflammation
Vox populi adjective Referring to a prolonged, arduous task, as in a marathon negotiation
noun A prolonged, arduous task, as in ‘negotiating marathon’

marathon
Sports medicine A foot race measuring 26.2 miles/42.2 km; muscle changes in marathon runners: local muscle tenderness, pain, swelling, inflammation. See Ultramarathon.


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I've previously ran half marathons - the Great North Run and Redcar Half Marathon - but I'm running a marathon for the first time.
Byline: By NATALIE MULLIN News Correspondent JUST days after completing a half marathon, a Huddersfield woman is back in training - for two marathons.
I have run 15 marathons and finding the perfect pace has always been a problem.
 
 
 
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