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Hodgkinson celebrates 'cementing herself as world's best'

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Hodgkinson celebrates 'cementing herself as world's best'

Hodgkinson celebrates 'cementing herself as world's best'

Olympic gold medallist Keely Hodgkinson has described her win in the Women's 800m as 'absolutely surreal', adding it was incredible to cement herself as 'one of the world's best'.

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