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Zac Purchase and Mark Hunter of Britain have won the gold medal in lightweight men’s double sculls, the first British pair to ever win this Olympic event.
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Bolivian landless movement leader Valerio Queso, right, formerly known for playing president Evo Morales in the movie “Evo Pueblo,” waves as he leaves a tribunal in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivi, Wednesday, March 4, 2009.
