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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands -- French swimmer Alain Bernard might find it difficult to maintain his frantic pace -- a world record a day. Bernard, 24, broke the 100-meter freestyle world record for the second time in two days Saturday, setting a mark of 47.50 seconds in the final at the European swimming championships.
Bernard took one-tenth of a second off his record of 47.60 in Friday's semifinals, which shattered Pieter Van den Hoogenband's mark set at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.See the full content of this document
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Bernard Breaks 100 Free Mark Again
He powered to the 50-meter mark in 22.53 seconds, more than three- tenths of a second inside his own record time, and swam the second 5...
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