tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-35946489.post8597334652496736093..comments2009-06-26T20:16:10.405-04:00roochahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00125211435159381084noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-35946489.post-4567245888949975772009-06-26T20:16:10.405-04:002009-06-26T20:16:10.405-04:00

Roocha ... (moKshe&#39;) ... feel free to e-mail me at<br /><br />jahselassiei@gmail.com<br /><br />A.S.

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Dear Roocha,<BR/>Perhaps Kenenisa's absence was a blessing in disguise after all. It was amazing that without the lion, the men almost came away with the Senior Title. I believe we lost on a tie-breaker.<BR/><BR/>If history was an indication of what is it come, we should have won the women's senior title but it was a big disappointment. Not only did we lose the individual, we also lost the

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I agree with you that Gebre-Mariam really stepped it up this time. Now, he needs to stay at this caliber to establish his name with his elite compatriots.<BR/><BR/>What I enjoyed most, however, is how the big-mouthed Kenyan coaches were over-confident about their chances about winning individual titles due to Kenenissa's and Tiru's absence were left searching for answers. I mean, when will these

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