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Gold for :UGA! David Emong 3:58.36 PB Silver for Samir Nouioua (:ALG) with 3:58.78 and bronze for Hristiyan Stoyanov (:BUL) for 3:58.94

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Men's Shot Put F20: Gold for Muhammad Ziyad Zolfelkli (:MAS) with 17.29 WR and gold. Stalin David Mosquera (:ECU) with silver 16.72 AR. Bronze for Hodgetts (:AUS) 15.96.

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Men's 5000m T11: Gold for Samwel Mushai Kimani gold James Boit (:KEN), with 15:41.54, Cristian Valenzuela and Francisco Muñoz (:CHI) with 15:49.63, Shinya Wada and Kotaro Minowa (:JPN) with 15:54.29 PB.

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Men's 100m T47: Gold and silver for :BRA! Petrucio Ferreira dos Santos with 10.53 WR and Yohnasson Nascimento with 10.80 SB. Bronze for Michal Derus and :POL with 10.81 SB.

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GOLD FOR :GBR AND NEW WORLD RECORD 43.02 for Hollie Arnold! Holly Robinson of :NZL with 42.41 AR. Surang Khamsuk gets :THA's first medal with 29.86 SB.

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WOW RICHARD WHITEHEAD! Men's 200m T42: 23.26 CR for :GBR. Silver for :RSA and Ntando Mahlangu with 23.95 SB, David Henson (:GBR) got 24.73 SB.

:GBR with bling lol

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Cassie Mitchell (:USA) with a huge 13.23 WR in F54 Discus Throw. Rachael Morrison (:USA) with 12.35 SB, Zola Ovsii (:UKR) with 11.97.

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SOPHIE HAHN <3 ANOTHER WR AND GOLD FOR :GBR with 26.11 WR! Lindy Ave (:GER) with 27.02 PB, Kadeena Cox with 27.15 PB for another :GBR medal!

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Men's 100m T33: Ahmad Almutairi (:KUW) 17.00 CR, Gold (:GBR) 17.62, Small (:GBR) 17.78. More medals for us!

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