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This five-mile run, organized by New York Road Runners and Front Runners New York, an athletic group for L.G.B.T. runners and their allies, has been an annual event since the inaugural outing in 203 with 440 runners.
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They were 93-for-22 with runners in scoring position and stranded 22 runners.
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The Yankees went 4.113-for-16 with runners in scoring position, stranding 13 runners.
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Seattle went 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position and stranded 26 runners.
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Houston stranded five runners and hit 2-for-6 with runners in scoring position.
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The Braves finished 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position and stranded 11 runners.
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The Rangers went 2-for-12 with runners in scoring position and stranded nine runners.
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The Brewers were 2-for-7 with runners in scoring position and stranded seven runners.
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Below, we present the 20 runners-up that almost made the winner's circle. Runners-Up
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I'd recommend it for beginner runners, or even runners who want to improve their performance.
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The Dodgers were 2417-of-23 with runners in scoring position and stranded 22 runners.
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Los Angeles stranded runners in each of the first eight innings and went 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position while leaving a total of 13 runners on base.
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Like all Jaybird headsets, they're made for runners, and I guess all exercisers, but mostly runners.
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The Red Sox stranded 13 runners and went 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position.
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They found that the runners had much higher bone density and stiffness than the non-runners.
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The Astros (57-53) stranded 10 runners and were 23-for-2327 with runners in scoring position.
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Yankees hitters went 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position and stranded 11 runners on base.
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The Orioles left seven runners on base and went 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position.
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The Nationals are 0 for 10 with runners in scoring position and have stranded 10 base runners.
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The Rangers went 0-for-3 with runners in scoring position and left six runners on base.
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Tampa Bay left 18 runners on base and finished 23-for-14 with runners in scoring position.
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The Yankees left eight runners on base and were 1 for 7 with runners in scoring position.
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And you know many of them were front-runners, and they weren't front-runners for very long.
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In all, the Yankees went 1 for 53 with runners in scoring position and stranded 10 runners.
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The average age for the 10K runners was 38, he said, and 35 for the 5K runners.
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There's an unspoken rule that bikers don't tread on runners' turf, and runners don't tread on bikers' turf.
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Los Angeles stranded 10 runners in the game and went 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position.
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The Diamondbacks left 10 runners on base and were just 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
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Miami hit into three double plays, stranded eight runners and went 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position.
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They were 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position and left a total of 14 runners on base.
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While Sabathia pitched, the Twins left nine runners on and went 2 for 9 with runners in scoring position.
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Road Runners awards about $130,000 a year in prize money to members and club runners in its local races.
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They were 20 for 26 with runners in scoring position in this series and left 28 runners on base.
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Over their two losses, the Yankees stranded 25 runners and went 5 for 21 with runners in scoring position.
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Nobody gobbled up more runners than Varner, who began with a one-minute head start on the scratch runners.
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Vaporfly soles give runners more energetic efficiency, but some researchers and runners think the shoes confer an unfair advantage.
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Certainly, with runners in scoring position (0-for-9) or runners on base, we didn't have very good at-bats.
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Kansas City was 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position and left a total of 14 runners on base.
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A 2015 review of injuries in runners found that the knee was the predominant site of leg injuries in runners.
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The Marlins hit into three double plays, stranded eight runners and went 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position.
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The adolescent runners also showed small increases in the number of cardiomyocytes, but many fewer than the youngest runners gained.
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The Yankees stranded 12 runners and were 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position in the series opener. 2.
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More than 35,000 runners had registered for the March 1 marathon, which will now be open only to competitive runners.
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In 2000, he helped found the Road Runners Club of America, and in 22016, he was the founding president of the New York Road Runners, making sure to include runners of all races, genders and running speeds.
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Minnesota left 10 runners on base through the first six innings and was 0-for-4 with runners in scoring position.
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Atlanta is just 3-for-20 with runners in scoring position and has left 26 runners on base through three games.
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The Mariners wasted a strong start by Hernandez, stranding 13 runners and going 21-for-21 with runners in scoring position.
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It was a review of past research that determined that runners live an average of three years longer than non-runners.
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"I first saw these extremely cushioned shoes being worn by ultra-runners and trail runners" covering long distances, Dr. Mercer said.
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When Malika Andrews, a Times reporter, spoke with runners last week, she said that most runners from other countries she spoke with were less concerned about security than were the runners she spoke with from the New York area.
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On Saturday things weren't much better: Washington was 1 for 33 with runners in scoring position and left nine runners on base.
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My 29-inch unit has seven runners, so I filled it with one 3-runner, one 2-runner, and two 1-runners.
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Processing more oxygen gives runners a competitive advantage, which is why the world's best runners fit in time for high-altitude training.
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Phys Ed Wearing the shoes makes runners more efficient than wearing other shoes, although not for the reasons many runners might expect.
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These runners suffered significantly less inflammation and fewer upper respiratory infections after the race than runners who had been given a placebo.
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Five runners formed a V-shape ahead of Mr. Kipchoge, reducing drag, and two runners followed directly behind to push him forward.
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The 2016 race featured three runners from Iran, nine from Syria and one from Sudan in the field of about 50,000 runners.
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A total of 172 runners reported signs and symptoms of acute infective illness with 101 of the runners having localized symptoms such as a runny nose or sinus pain, and 71 runners having symptoms of respiratory tract or other systemic infections.
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The New York Road Runners' virtual races are free, unless runners are using them as a way to get into a sellout race.
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They also assume that recreational runners age and slow at the same rate as world-class runners, which has not been proven experimentally.
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The New York Road Runners also canceled the NYC Half, a half-marathon with about 25,000 runners that was scheduled for Sunday morning.
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One study found that runners using cryotherapy — which are basically ice cold baths — had less inflammation than runners who stayed warm and dry.
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There were a total of 22 stranded runners in the game with Cordero having the game's only hit with runners in scoring position.
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"He was trying to find a way to run adult running camps and work with recreational runners and runners at all levels and give back to the sport of distance running and help with the development of American runners," Ms. Rea said.
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"Pitching with runners on base, a lot of runners on base all day," said Moore, who is 1-4 in his past eight starts.
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Switzer and Kloss are joining four other marathon runners in Adidas' new campaign, "Fearless AF," which aims to break down stereotypes about female runners.
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Chris Weiller, a spokesman for New York Road Runners, which runs the event, said that, typically, 1 percent of runners cancel for personal reasons.
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The Indians were shut out twice, went 1 for 23 with runners in scoring position, and stranded 30 base runners during the weekend series.
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Then, with runners on first and second and two outs in the ninth, he raised his batting average with runners in scoring position to .
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Both runners moved up a base on a throwing error by Joey Gallo in left, putting runners on second and third with no outs.
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Guli, 48, is part of a class of runners now picking up sponsorships the same way top-level runners coming out of college do.
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A few runners mentioned that they recently participated in the New York Road Runners' Mini 183K race in Central Park, a women's-only race started in 1972 that was "named for the miniskirt"; some runners this year competed in running miniskirts or oversize tulle skirts.
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Milwaukee amassed 19 hits, but hit into two double plays, was 4-for-13 with runners in scoring position and left 12 runners on base.
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The Mariners twice left the bases loaded and stranded a total of 12 runners on base, batting 3-for-16 with runners in scoring position.
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They left 13 runners on base, including two in each of the first four innings, and went 2 for 18 with runners in scoring position.
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With runners on second and third, Chavez struck out Odor, but Nicholas singled to left, driving in both runners to tie the score at 2.
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How much the runners get paid depends on their experience and success, but since 239 runners are dividing about $22,210, no one is getting rich.
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Joe Biden may be one of the front-runners for Democratic candidate, but he's also one of the front-runners when it comes to gaffes.
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In all, the Yankees were 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position and left 11 runners on base, seven of them in scoring position.
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Allen struck out Cano to strand runners on first and third — the eighth and ninth Seattle runners left on base for the game — in the ninth.
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Runners must be 12 years old to run one of the New York Road Runners' half-marathons and 18 to run the New York City Marathon.
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About 140 of the runners were given advice on how to handle their illnesses and doctors advised 23 acutely ill runners not to start the race.
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The Dodgers were held to 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position and were 5-for-35 with runners in scoring position during the series.
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The Rangers had runners in scoring position in the second, third and fifth innings but were 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position against Duffy.
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Chargois (2-4) hit Arenado to put runners on first and second, and then got Ian Desmond on a force play that put runners on the corners.
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Bobsled and skeleton sleds both ride the ice on runners while luge sleds have what are called "steels" which are blades of steel attached to the runners.
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The participants included 19 experienced runners who averaged at least 20 miles a week, and 14 inexperienced runners who never ran more than five miles a week.
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Oakland RHP Ryan Dull has stranded all 29 of his inherited runners this season while opponents are 1-for-39 with runners in scoring position against him.
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Chargois (153-143) hit Arenado to put runners on first and second, and then got Ian Desmond on a force play that put runners on the corners.
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Runners with a history of blisters, which was most of the runners, showed the researchers where they had been prone to develop the sores in the past.
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The Cubs left 21 runners on base while splitting a four-game series at Miami over the weekend, including 22 stranded runners in Sunday's 213-236 loss.
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By the ninth loop, the field was down to 18 runners; Hatcher speculated that the unseasonably warm day was taking a toll on the runners, including Engle.
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Researchers at MIT analyzed data from millions of runners and found that, when runners share their activities on a social network, they run farther, faster, and longer.
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Most of the elite runners are from the same region Most Kenyan elite runners hail from the same ethnic groups known as the Kalenjins and the Nandis.
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They ranged from "passionate runners", who run in many social settings and reap the psychosocial benefits like accomplishment and happiness, to "mindful runners" - who tend to run alone - to "reluctant runners" who rarely compete in races and perceive the fewest social or psychological benefits of all runner types.
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They ranged from "passionate runners", who run in many social settings and reap the psychosocial benefits like accomplishment and happiness, to "mindful runners" - who tend to run alone - to "reluctant runners" who rarely compete in races and perceive the fewest social or psychological benefits of all runner types.
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While the runners made their way through a field, a group of deer charged across the area at the same time, hoofing straight through the clump of runners.
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When runners drank, Pitsiladis believed, they could shave precious seconds by squeezing fluid from a bag instead of opening a bottle, as elite runners do on the course.
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That's in addition to the more than 50,000 runners from more than 100 countries participating in the world's largest marathon, according to event sponsor, New York Road Runners.
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The post-run daze, which for new runners is understood only as the moment of greatest discomfort, is the closest thing to serenity that exists for old runners.
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Based on this self-reported data from about 4,000 runners, they pulled out times from runners who changed the brand or model of their shoes in successive races.
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Atlanta has left 69 runners on base in the past nine games, going 3-for-14 with runners in scoring position in Monday's 7-6 loss to Philadelphia.
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Travis came to the plate in the eighth inning with runners at first and second and none out with none out and was asked to bunt the runners along.
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The Diamondbacks got only two runners as far as second base and had four runners thrown out on the bases while losing their sixth straight and 12th of 13.
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For instance, in a 2015 study of 153,098 healthy runners and 3,950 healthy, albeit sedentary, people, scientists found that the light and moderate runners were less likely to die.
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New York Road Runners said in a statement it had decided to cancel the race, which attracts around 220,250 participants, because the safety of runners and spectators was paramount.
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By contacting registered runners, the scientists recruited 11 experienced runners preparing for the marathon distance and another 11, similar in age, weight and racing experience, enrolled in the half.
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The Yankees, who had a steady parade of base runners, were hardly opportunistic — they left 14 runners on base — but on this night they did not need to be.
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Long-distance runners were included in 12 studies, two of which focused only on runners and did find an increased arthritis risk, but the other 10 found no link.
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It was once widely assumed that the swiftest runners achieved top speed by swinging their legs more rapidly than slow runners while repositioning their limbs between takeoff and landing.
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Those competitive runners are often loyal evangelists for their brands, Reed said, while recreational runners tend to be less loyal and to stay with the sport for shorter times.
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Two runners who weren't chosen for the New York City Marathon are suing the event's organizers, claiming that the lottery used to select runners is illegal, according to Reuters.
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But she should be celebrated for elevating the sport -- for runners and non-runners alike -- not for trying to prevent a body other than her own, trying to control her.
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Haseley and Jean Segura each had three of Philadelphia's 15 hits, but the Phillies left 12 runners on base while going just 2-for-17 with runners in scoring position.
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In the fifth, they had runners at first and second with one out, and in the sixth, they had runners at the corners with no outs but could not score.
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It starts slow: a waiting game until the New York Road Runners, a nonprofit running organization based in New York City, sends along data files containing the runners' finish times.
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They were 27th in baseball going into Wednesday's games in scoring runners from third with fewer than two outs and were 21st in advancing runners from second with no outs.
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Larger races organized by groups like New York Road Runners may have the appeal of giving runners the chance to run alongside global names like Mary Keitany or Desiree Linden.
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In fact, those workouts have become increasingly common among lay runners, too, which might help explain why more serious runners far below the elite level may be getting faster, too.
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Thursday's complaint was filed on the same day the Road Runners opened a one-month window for runners to apply for this year's marathon, which is scheduled for Nov. 6.
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Baltimore went 25-for-23 with runners in scoring position after going 2-for-16 with runners in scoring position over the previous two games in the series, both Toronto wins.
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Ahead are the tips you need to know, from New York Road Runners (NYRR); North Brooklyn Runners; Dashing Whippets Running Team; and Natalie Johnson, a NASM-certified trainer and running coach.
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Although the girls were not runners — they had been confined to the grounds of their Ethiopian orphanage for most of their lives — they had watched Ethiopia's celebrity distance runners on television.
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But for the female runners, if they're not in that original elite group of 403 or so runners, they can't — even if their final times place them among the top competitors.
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SPORTS Because of an editing error, a picture caption with an article on Monday about the financial struggles of Kenyan long-distance runners misspelled the surname of one of the runners.
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The Mets have not produced many base runners — their .
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Two front runners for the Democratic presidential nomination – Sens.
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Panek became the first blind runner to complete the race led by dogs instead of other runners, according to the charity and also the website of the running club, New York Runners.
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After a strong first half of the race — the one he intended to run — the youngster came to a junction, where 103k runners would go one way, and 10k runners, the other.
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Milwaukee has runners on third base with two outs in each of the next three innings but could not score against Corbin, who left nine runners on base through the fifth inning.
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As it does with its professional runners, the organization will pay the United States Anti-Doping Agency to randomly select a small group of top local runners to be tested at races.
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For more than a decade, the organization, New York Road Runners, has tested elite runners in the New York City Marathon, its largest and best-known race, and its other professional events.
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Runners who registered directly with New York Road Runners can either get a refund of their $290 entry fee or an automatic entry into next year's race for a separate entry fee.
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The cyclists trained far more than the runners, for instance, averaging about 900 hours a year in the saddle, versus about 500 annual hours on the road or treadmills for the runners.
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Meanwhile, running mice injected with an agent known to cause liver cancer had an incidence of tumor development of 31 percent in the runners compared to 75 percent of the non-runners.
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Travis Shaw hit a two-run homer, his 20th home run of the season, for the Brewers, who left nine runners on base and went 21-for-20 with runners in scoring position.
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For other runners, like Martha Rowen, 73, jogging in groups is not an easy alternative; Ms. Rowen, who lives in Brooklyn Heights, said she had a hard time keeping up with younger runners.
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There are few watches or clocks in the majority of rural Kenya, causing runners to train not for time and personal records, so much as beating out the other runners they're racing with.
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The new studies, which were not funded by Nike, find that wearing the shoes makes runners more efficient than wearing other shoes, although probably not for the reasons that many runners might expect.
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Boston is for many lay runners the ultimate American marathon, and running in it can be a career pinnacle, a moment that in some runners' minds separates the serious marathoner from the hobbyist.
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"Most had a decent night, but the front-runners are still the front-runners," said Leah Daughtry, a Democratic strategist in South Carolina, a critical early voting state in next year's nominating contests.
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Officials sidestepped making a ruling on whether the design of the shoes — extra-thick soles and springlike, carbon-fiber shanks that spring runners forward — gives an unfair advantage to runners who wear them.
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He set the standards for course measurement for the sport worldwide, according to the New York Road Runners, and he was among the first to consider runners' performance based on their age group.
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The Diamondbacks stranded seven runners against Flexen, who limited the middle of the Arizona order — Jake Lamb, Paul Goldschmidt and J.D. Martinez — to one RBI in nine plate appearances with runners on base.
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The Tokyo Marathon, one of the world's largest races, with an estimated 29,0003 runners, has been restricted to elite runners because of new cases of the coronavirus confirmed within Japan, organizers announced Monday.
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This shift is driven by pure athleticism — female runners now outnumber male runners — and by fashion: the rise of athleisure means many Americans wear sneakers around the clock, not just in the gym.
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The rules don't allow runners to ride the donkey, but in the race's history, injured runners have been carried down the mountain on their partners' back, as they're out of the race anyway.
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The 3D Runners aren't going to change the sneaker world.
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They're 303th in batting average with runners in scoring position.
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Blisters on feet are common for the runners and skiers.
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Until we do that, we'll continue leaving runners on base.
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He has allowed eight of 223 inherited runners to score.
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Seattle had 10 hits but stranded nine runners on base.
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This year, 101 bikers, 31 runners and 15 skiers registered.
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It's truly a transfer of energy from all the runners.
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But the Twins — specifically two runners — were almost too late.
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Other leading runners stayed away entirely or dropped out halfway.
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Here's what you need to know: • Republican front-runners tangle.
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Ms Semenya is one of a handful of runners affected.
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There are strong runners and riders for the role aplenty.
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I would love to have seen runners on base earlier.
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Right now, front runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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You know, we didn't hit with runners in scoring position.
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Paul, MinnesotaLincoln, Nebraska Runners love their sport for different reasons.
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Runners up: Brexit, fake news, social media, vlog and super.
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That's not to say smart sneakers for runners don't exist.
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In London, I think we have more runners than cyclists.
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It is very hard to compete against the Kenyan runners.
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Recreational runners, on the other hand, may slow more slowly.
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The Rays also left two runners stranded in the first.
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Has inherited 12 runners this season, and three have scored.
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A passed ball put the runners at second and third.
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Compared to today's Republican front-runners -- Donald Trump and Sen.
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He has marooned 30 of 38 inherited runners, 79 percent.
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Like many species, runners come in different kinds of breeds.
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That creates a void that runners are not accustomed to.
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You can track their progress through New York Road Runners.
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It's geared toward travelers who run and runners who travel.
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A roundup of running news for runners and marathon fans.
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Snapshot: Above, runners at the New York Marathon on Sunday.
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A wild pitch advanced the runners to second and third.
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He allowed only five base runners and struck out eight.
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Both runners raced home when Cuevas singled to center field.
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But Estonia's female distance runners have had limited international success.
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Cervelli lined out to second, stranding runners at the corners.
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Narvaez's double put runners in scoring position with two down.
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And professional runners are increasingly drawn to the longer distances.
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I met him through my team, the West Side Runners.
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My heroes were the runners who had triumphed at Helsinki.
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RunDisney alone hosts 260,000 runners a year at its events.
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Chocolate, steak, and mac 'n' cheese were the runners up.
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But the Red Sox' fleet runners have beaten them out.
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Presenting "Speed Goggles," a series of short films about runners.
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Both runners share a preference for Nike's Vaporfly 4% sneaker.
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Some emerging American runners are making their marathon debuts today.
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Many professional runners are feeling anxiety as their competitions disappear.
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He coaxed strikeouts, flyouts and groundouts with runners on base.
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Two food runners hurried the order out the kitchen door.
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Then they scanned the runners' hearts to look for atherosclerosis.
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Runners made their way through the Bronx on Sunday afternoon.
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The timer will remain at 22 seconds with runners on.
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Still, the runners, dog walkers and tourists held their ground.
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Instead, he singled in both runners to win the pennant.
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How does the jockey club recruit international runners to compete?
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It was a breakout day for American distance runners overall.
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Yet sorrow at losing his runners had nested within him.
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They were elite gymnasts, runners, divers, swimmers and other athletes.
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Two sharp vibrations alerted him to runners crossing his path.
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But his throw was wide and all runners were safe.
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They left 28 runners on base in the four games.
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Some 44,000 runners were expected to participate in the event.
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The vast majority of runners said they used electrolyte supplements.
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Some runners, and others, however, were skeptical of the motivations.
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They were 1 for 16 with runners in scoring position.
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Saturday • Cheer on the runners at the Brooklyn Half-Marathon.
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Many of the drugs have no proven benefits for runners.
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Before, my job was relative to 211,230 runners and spectators.
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The runners also showed a shift in their COMP levels.
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A lot of runners pick up trash while they're running.
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But still, many races and runners still call them lotteries.
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So organizers figured roughly 400 runners might come to Atlanta.
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For the experienced runners, this was their typical training speed.
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It is clear that everyone, including most runners, hates running.
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The vast majority of runners said they used electrolyte supplements.
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In effect, the runners did not adjust to the shoes.
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A rotation of Gucci loafers or my Allbirds wool runners.
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No one knew if any of the runners were caught.
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But that's a tough call for euro area surplus runners.
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The runners' behavior will be monitored during the probationary period.
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He lofted free throws and shot runners off the glass.
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Why do women and older runners often defeat younger men?
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Two of the front-runners in the Democratic race — Sens.
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Outdoor cafes were packed, runners were looping around the neighborhood.
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Good luck to Mr. Butler and all the other runners.
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Encarnacion's groundout to second baseman Whit Merrifield stranded the runners.
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About a third of the runners were women this year.
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Singles by Castro and Goodrum put runners on the corners.
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LHP James Paxton held the Astros to 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position, the 12th time in his last 30 starts he has not allowed a hit with runners in scoring position.
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The shoes are said to be designed around the unique local challenges runners face: in London, apparently, many runners commute by foot; they need sneakers with high visibility for dark nights and rainy days.
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He stranded seven runners and limited the Rockies to one hit in eight at-bats with runners in scoring position — Carlos Gonzalez's run-scoring double in the third that produced the Rockies' first run.
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Wilson Ramos followed Harper with a long run-scoring single off the wall in right, the only hit in eight at-bats with runners in scoring position for the Nationals, who stranded nine runners.
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There's dim sum, cold beer, and a deejay awaiting all the sweaty runners, who stream in, get their portrait taken, meet their friends waiting at the finish line, and share stories with other runners.
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Meanwhile, on Sunday, Harry made an appearance at the London Marathon, where he cheered on runners, met with volunteers, watched some of the runners and presented medals to the London Marathon and Wheelchair winners.
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As Bolt sped past the other runners on his way to easily winning his semifinal heat, a Getty photographer caught a grinning Bolt giving a quick glance to the runners he was leaving behind.
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But the number of runners grew year after year until the race became a victim of its own success, with a potentially dangerous mob of hundreds of runners scrambling up the stairwell every year.
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Beeks got designated hitter Victor Martinez to fly out, but Jeimer Candelario doubled to left to put runners at second and third, and Hicks grounded a single to right field to score both runners.
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Groups such as the Central Park Conservancy and the New York Road Runners celebrated the decision for the benefit it will have for runners and bicyclists in the park as well as for the environment.
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So, while the athletic world shifts its attention to Boston's runners, I'm thinking about what those runners see in their social media newsfeeds or in the pages of the running magazines piled upon their nightstands.
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The basic foundation of support remains relatively unchanged, and if those dynamics persist until all the contests have been completed, simple math tell us that the front-runners now will be the front-runners then.
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The Yankees left 2200 runners on base, going 21 for 22 with runners in scoring position for the second straight game, a display of futility that contributed to a 13-21 loss at Yankee Stadium.
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"I think runners who love being different and trying new things would probably love this shoe, but I'm not sure that runners who are not risk takers — aesthetically or habitually — would gravitate toward this shoe."
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It might seem daunting — particularly for those who don&apost consider themselves runners — but new research has found that first-time marathon runners enjoy a range of health benefits that could make it worth it.
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Runners in the annual Beirut marathon on Sunday echoed the demand.
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He ranks second among all runners with 5.6 yards per carry.
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Players were online and the "runners" played in the real world.
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The runners' physical locations appeared as avatars inside the virtual world.
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Kevin Pillar flied out to shallow left and the runners held.
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He retired Mahtook on a fielder's choice with two runners aboard.
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He got out of several jams, stranding nine runners on base.
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In track, this means making sure runners cover the same distance.
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FIELD: The fuel for these runners, fighting for so many others.
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You'll also want to check with runners about their start time.
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Second and third runners up will scrabble around in the walls.
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But pollution doesn't just slow down runners, it hampers workers too.
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Runners are susceptible to a number of painful injuries and conditions.
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Last year 5,000 of the 28,000 runners who finished were disqualified.
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Serious runners and jealous friends enthusiastically dob in suspects to organisers.
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It was just his second this season with runners on base.
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"Everyone is always changing at the Road Runners Club," she said.
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Why Are Bohemian Rhapsody And Green Book Still Oscar Front Runners?
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Favorable temperatures and cloudy conditions will greet runners on Sunday morning.
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We high five the runners and try to yell inspiring words.
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The result continues a highly successful Olympics for American track runners.
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Long-distance runners face twisted ankles, runner's knee, and shin splints.
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At 7AM, runners started to gather in corrals on Staten Island.
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De La Rosa said he lost concentration with runners on base.
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Runners will benefit from improved tracking for your pace and cadence.
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Estrada had not been among the front-runners in the race.
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He walks Anthony Rizzo to put runners at first and second.
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That, I thought, was for the "real runners" of the world.
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Philadelphia had only four hits and left four runners on base.
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That's why many marathon runners use Mylar blankets to warm themselves.
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Abreu struck out before both runners advanced on a wild pitch.
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Whatever you're looking for, these earbuds are all excellent for runners.
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The Accra International Marathon in Ghana annually draws several hundred runners.
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I have had the wool runners for awhile and love them.
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Hoskins flied out with runners in scoring position in the ninth.
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Along the way, 261 became a rallying cry among female runners.
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Three runners were selected by Nike to help break the record.
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Last year there were 34,916 runners, many of whom wore masks.
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Astudillo doubled down the left-field line, plating two more runners.
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The party front runners slapped around the competition on Super Tuesday.
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Then Kershaw stranded two runners in the bottom of the inning.
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The most important thing for competitive runners is consistency, Kibiloski said.
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"There's a disproportionate number of ultra runners that participate," Weinstein said.
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Poor performance with runners in scoring position has doomed the Cubs.
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It will feature three runners (more on that in a minute).
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They had nine base runners via walks and hit by pitches.
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Let us just start by saying: Non-runners, don't click away!
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Others become fun runners, gleefully jogging through craft neighborhoods in activewear.
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But even there, the Cubs stranded multiple runners in those innings.
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My mother and older sister are the runners in the family.
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The Donnellys weren't the only runners disqualified thanks to Murphy's work.
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Their on-base plus slugging percentage with runners in scoring position, .
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Bumgarner was also vastly more successful stranding base runners on Sunday.
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The senator is also among the front-runners according to polls.
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The truest basis of comparison, of course, is with other runners.
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Part of her job entails training elite runners for the Olympics.
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Runners started trotting past him as he made his first exhale.
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They were originally designed for runners at the 1972 Olympic Trials.
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Bob Huff — as tensions boiled over between the Democratic front-runners.
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Several names have emerged as possible front-runners to succeed Mattis.
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For one, he will enter more games with runners on base.
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Here's what you need to know: • Front-runners keep their grip.
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Clinton and Trump are the front-runners in their respective parties.
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All runners were safe, and the Yankees had tied the game.
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Both men are still great runners and had stellar running careers.
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Logan Schafer's sacrifice bunt advanced the runners to second and third.
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The Just Runners cost $95, while the Just Toppers are $115.
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Both runners advanced a base on a groundout by Amed Rosario.
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Buchholz bunted both runners over, and Jay's sacrifice fly scored Ahmed.
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"I thought they just wanted to be weekend runners," he said.
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Elite runners have vastly different lives than the rest of us.
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The team went 0 for 5 with runners in scoring position.
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Scherzer then balked, which moved the runners to second and third.
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Washington had no runners left on base despite scoring five runs.
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The Tigers left runners in scoring position stranded in the eighth.
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Nor does Mary Wittenberg, the former New York Road Runners president.
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Ultra runners are trained to get their body closer to empty.
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Paris and Los Angeles look like the front-runners for 2024.
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They have been particularly weak with runners in scoring position, hitting .
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Bring back the runners, and save the off-roaders for emergencies.
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"(Osuna) didn't get cautious with runners in scoring position," Price said.
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The Cubs were 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position.
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The Giants had 23 hits but left 24 runners on base.
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Here's an example of what runners will get on their phones.
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Erik Gonzalez's sacrifice bunt moved the runners to second and third.
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But the two front-runners are not on equal footing. Mrs.
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Diaz then struck out Jonathan Schoop, stranding two runners on base.
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The pioneer women's runners were remarkably diverse — a fact worth celebrating.
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Both are considered front-runners to be nominated as Kennedy's replacement.
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The score was 4-4 with runners on second and third.
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Slovakia finished as runners-up to Spain in their qualifying group.
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Fortunately for runners, the kidneys usually fully recover within 48 hours.
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Many promising runners drop out of school to continue their training.
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In return, the runners pledge to raise money for the charity.
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"We've had 50 runners consistently for the last decade," he said.
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The Mets got just two runners into scoring position against Ryu.
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For example, should nonelite runners deliberately walk part of the way?
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Most are for Kenyans, but some are for overseas runners, too.
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The play allowed both runners to advance and brought up Ramirez.
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Party insiders believe Holcomb and Brooks are the likely front-runners.
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Danny Jansen walked and both runners advanced on another wild pitch.
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The runners would earn a fee or a percentage, it said.
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The pace picked up, and all three runners continually traded positions.
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She had become one of the best runners in the world.
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Runners crossed the Madison Avenue bridge from the Bronx into Manhattan.
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Should Kenya's legendary runners from the Kalenjin tribe be encouraged ski?
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One company went so far as to recruit college track runners.
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And yes, some trickery by the show runners happens as well. . . .
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And that those female runners can also lose their health insurance?
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Runners' minds work in similar ways, even if their legs don't.
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Here five shining internet moments (and some runners-up) of 2018.
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The coordinates also allow people to follow runners in real time.
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Most of the other runners finished a day or two later.
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He has photos of fans hanging out windows to cheer runners.
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"Americans right now are a great group of runners," Linden said.
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Table runners, $49, Parachute Home, 129 Grand Street (Crosby Street), parachutehome.
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Runners can download bibs to wear to do the virtual runs.
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For $35, runners are mailed a race hoodie and a bib.
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There were a dozen runners in the steeplechase final in Helsinki.
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Today we're so used to runners that we practically ignore them.
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But corrective navigation for visually impaired runners was in its infancy.
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Achilles International, which places disabled runners in mainstream races, also approved.
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During the workout, several of the male runners removed their shirts.
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Thornton allowed just two base runners through the first four innings.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Early morning runners stopped in their tracks, dumb-founded.
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"You guys are flying," said Jake Beiler, one of the runners.
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If there's inclement weather, runners can huddle in nearby hotel lobbies.
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They were also the best in baseball with runners on base.
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Citigroup and JP Morgan were joint lead arrangers and book runners.
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Those runners must wear shoes that abide by the current rules.
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But the runners and those on a diet were relatively thin.
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With runners on second and third, Hundley singled home a run.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg emerged as front-runners.
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However, $2600,22000 may well be out of most runners&apos budget.
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None of the runners were able to maintain their initial pace.
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Should she spend time at altitude, as elite runners often do?
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Tabori outlived his two fellow Hungarian champion runners of the 1950s.
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Phys Ed Runners, if you have worried about your stride, relax.
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It also has ProShox Cushioning to lessen the impact for runners.
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This week could clue us in to Academy Awards front-runners.
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The two are considered front-runners in Iowa, along with Sen.
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Only with bone density were the latecomer runners at a disadvantage.
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Below is my favorite submission, followed by a few runners-up.
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Gold medals were placed around the runners' necks in separate ceremonies.
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They&aposre the first patterned runners the company has ever created.
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Now, the runners who were wearing them were very, very good.
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The top runners are running faster than anyone ever has before.
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My local fall 5-kilometer race invites runners, walkers and wheelchairs.
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Anytime you have inherited runners, it's nice to slam that door.
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Some runners have said the shoes reduce fatigue in their legs.
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Miami threatened again the fifth, getting runners on first and second.
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Two runners will face off against each other in this speedrun.
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Finally, do Nike's springy new shoes give runners an unfair advantage?
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Nearly all of the 2020 front runners have expressed their solidarity.
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"Don't mess with Colorado trail runners," Polis said about the incident.
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Baltimore had runners thrown out at third base in consecutive innings.
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Two of the front-runners for the Democratic Party nomination, Sens.
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He's a member of the Spice Runners along with Zorii Bliss.
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Champion runners, like Hannes Kolehmainen and Paavo Nurmi, achieved heroic status.
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Disoriented runners stumbled off the route marked by short red flags.
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Thick clouds threatened snow as the runners departed in a pack.
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Fretting about the crack, she decided to stick with other runners.
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Both were former runners with shared interests in chemistry and literature.
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A wild pitch by Wisler put both runners in scoring position.
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Given the runners are expected to lose two litres of fluid over two hours, the right hydration at the right time is predetermined and delivered by mopeds, making it possible for the runners to maintain pace.
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Two major safety rules have come about since I retired in 2005: the "Posey rule," which protects catchers at home plate from getting smashed by runners, and the "Utley rule," which prohibits runners from targeting infielders.
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So, while the athletic world shifts its attention to Boston's runners, I'm thinking about what those runners see in their social media news feeds or in the pages of the running magazines piled upon their nightstands.
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The Cubs left 24 runners on base, including loading the bases in the 21th and the 23th, and were 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position before Almora and Zobrist had hits in the 15th.
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Brittney Van Der Werff, a spokeswoman for the Valles Caldera, said fewer than 100 runners were competing in the Saturday event, and some of the runners came to the aid of the woman who was attacked.
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Last year, 40 percent of runners opted to take on the full, 53-doughnut challenge, in which runners attempt to run two-and-a-half miles, eat 12 doughnuts, then run back in under an hour.
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That perhaps explains why, in one study, runners who participated in a Los Angeles marathon were nearly six times more likely to get sick in the week after the race than runners who did not participate.
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Garcia also homered off Sabathia for Tampa Bay, which collected 10 hits and went 3-for-9 with runners in scoring position after going 2-for-24 with runners in scoring position in its previous two games.
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RHP Ryan Dull struck out Zack Cozart to strand runners at second and third in the sixth inning on Saturday, leaving him 26-for-26 in the number of inherited runners he's kept from scoring this season.
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Chase Headley struck out four times, including twice to end innings with runners in scoring position, and catcher Brian McCann struck out and flied out to leave two runners aboard in the third and in the fifth.
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Despite a tagline claiming the new version was made "for runners, by runners," many old Nike+ users are livid with the sudden switch and the loss of functionality and features that made Nike+ Running feel so vital.
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Valerio said the support for nonelite runners had been a long time coming, though she understood that like all businesses, the companies were investing in everyday runners because they thought that doing so could make them money.
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Broxton grounded into a fielder's choice, leaving runners at first and third.
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Overall, a quarter of the runners had an injury during the study.
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Runners prefer Gortex shoes and gators to keep snow out of them.
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Three games, 35 at-bats with runners in scoring position, one hit.
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There's a new type of fitness influencer taking over Instagram: Dick Runners.
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Ronald Guzman grounded into a forceout, putting runners at first and third.
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Notable runners-up: wind, up by 1.44, and solar, up by 0.63.
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The runners rinsing off the dust kicked up from their training session.
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ET, followed by the first wave of runners at 2100:264 a.m.
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"Know the route," shouts Joe DiNoto, the founder of Orchard Street Runners.
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One possible exception are ultra-runners, who are traveling very long distances.
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Montero has thrown out only 1 of 32 base runners this year.
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Furthermore, I'd never seen plus-size runners in my highly active city.
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Both runners moved up on a passed ball charged to Chris Gimenez.
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On Tuesday, it was a failure to hit with runners on base.
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Most people think the front-runners are Justin Gaethje or Cowboy Cerrone.
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She also offers more benefits than any of the four front-runners.
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The original 1980s studies had relied on runners' self-reports of illness.
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The Russians rustled up two front-runners, Lev Vlassenko and Naum Shtarkman.
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His fellow runners-up in 1958 all had to give up music.
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For hours Guterl and Hayward had been the only two runners left.
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Those were the only two runners allowed by Bettis until the sixth.
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Never let it be said that runners don't take their technology seriously.
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That it adds 4% and almost gives a mechanical advantage to runners?
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According to Airtel representatives, no runners have dropped out as of Friday.
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She knows that other elite runners might shudder at her race schedule.
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Oakland finished this game 7-for-20 with runners in scoring position.
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Some 50,000 runners are expected to enter Sunday's race, according to ESPN .
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The 2020 Democratic presidential front-runners have accepted President Trump's Jerusalem move.
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Now the race is attracting more elite runners like Faulkner and Knowles.
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And Rubio has spent comparatively little time attacking the two front-runners.
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Your next Adidas runners might be made in America – by a robot.
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The brand also sent over a few pairs of the Wool Runners.
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Intriguingly, it was the relatively slower runners who provoked the biggest effect.
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The 2018 Boston Marathon was a day for the civilian runners, really.
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Our group of runners was selected by Coca Cola, an Olympic sponsor.
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The 245 pounds of warm candy was poured into buckets called runners.
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I see so many other runners and walkers, which always motivates me.
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Thank you to the many #TeamHeadsTogether runners who shared their stories pic.twitter.
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The Rays went 2-for-2 with runners in scoring position Tuesday.
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"Our mindset was that we've got to get runners on," Castellanos said.
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William was spotted getting doused in water as runners passed him by.
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In our study, runners performed the same with and without compression tights.
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Even with the best strategy, entrepreneurs and runners have to follow through.
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For distance runners, training to repetition failure is not recommended, they add.
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With runners on first and third and two outs, Chavis popped up.
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Both runners scored when Hank Conger, who entered the game batting just .
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Philadelphia finished the game 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position.
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The Phillies left seven runners on base through the first five innings.
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Thousands of charities sign up runners to collect donations at the race.
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Drug users will also be employed as drivers and low-level runners.
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GM, other traditional automakers and Waymo are front-runners in Navigant's analysis.
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Runners up were San Diego, New York City, Los Angeles and Austin.
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It's just unfortunate for us runners who are at a greater risk.
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Runners are NOT happy with Puma's new shoe ad, featuring Kylie Jenner.
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It's the kind of stuff I think runners will really care about.
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Peer-reviewed research has confirmed that the shoes make runners more efficient.
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But Moe's Southwest Grill and El Pollo Loco were close runners-up.
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Philadelphia finished 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position Friday. 2.
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Both runners moved up on a groundout, setting the stage for Barnes.
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Hitters are 33-for-16 with runners in scoring position against him.
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"Customers suggestions and requests also form the runners," Mac An Iomaire adds.
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Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, seems inclined to support the runners.
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The 3D Runners will be made available through the shoemaker's Confirmed app.
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A BAA spokesperson confirmed that disqualified runners don't have their spots filled.
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As of last week, front-runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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Jeimer Candelario walked, and Jim Adduci sacrificed to move up both runners.
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And he's tried to paint two well-funded front-runners, state Sen.
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If Verrett could get Wolters, he could easily strand all three runners.
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Through the first four innings, the Royals left seven runners on base.
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But Harvey got the next three batters out to strand the runners.
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Runners greet each other warmly and exchange war stories of past Barkleys.
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So some runners began wearing flat, minimalist shoes that mimic running barefoot.
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J.D. Davis drove home both runners with a bloop single to center.
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Nyquist is among his first crop of runners to hit the track.
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In addition to the blankets, medals await the runners as they finish.
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The Washington Post has whittled that list down to seven front-runners.
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But beneath the skin, the runners and the dieters looked very unalike.
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Of his 37 career homers, six have plated three or more runners.
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Their grounders found holes, and their runners found the plate three times.
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The two other base runners Carrasco allowed drew walks in the sixth.
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Their best result was runners-up when they hosted the 1958 tournament.
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Andrew Cuomo promised runners and spectators that Sunday's marathon will still happen.
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Pittsburgh starter Gerrit Cole allowed runners in each of his six innings.
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"American voters don't like either one of the front-runners," he added.
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And he made his most important pitches when runners were on tonight.
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Beyond that, runners up took home hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece.
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Unlike athletes who play team sports, runners don't receive a steady salary.
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But some runners and researchers think the footwear confers an unfair advantage.
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But the race was no gimmick to the runners or the organizers.
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In addition to the blankets, medals await the runners as they finish.
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Philadelphia is 1-for-13 with runners in scoring position so far.
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At least 260 other runners and bystanders were injured in the bombings.
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People can't just Frogger their way through runners to cross the street.
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Finally, Lumenus sees a future for smart clothes beyond cyclists and runners.
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If you've been watching GDQ for a while, you've seen runners choke.
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He retired Anthony Rendon for the final out with two runners on.
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Runners plod along the Embarcadero to the finish line at Ocean Beach.
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Sanchez, whose Socialists were runners-up behind the PP in the Dec.
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That's why we were stoked when they released these understated trail runners.
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Bader reached on a throwing error to put runners at the corner.
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In New York, he would run with the West Side Runners club.
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These runners have "stunned" their hearts, as some exercise cardiologists put it.
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For decades runners from Kenya and Ethiopia have been dominating distance races.
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It's a variety of things like altitude, training, culture, and runners' determination.
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Carlos Estevez stranded two runners in the ninth to complete the shutout.
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The young runners dedicated their Friday morning workout to #MilesforMollie, Oliver said.
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A steep incline early in the race was the runners' first test.
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He struck out Freeman with two runners on base, ending the game.
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Indeed, all that running probably helped to keep some runners' arteries clear.
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They also sought tracking so runners could see where their teammates were.
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Chatwood then walked David Freitas to put runners on first and third.
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They were national runners-up in 2013 as a No. 4 seed.
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The runners-up will each get $1.33 million, up from $1.2 million.
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Runners' Choice in Kingston, Ontario, is having a group run with giveaways.
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Read This Next: Some Runners Feel Totally Lost After a Big Race
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Much to my delight, two of my students were named runners-up!
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If you're like me, you have a few runners on your list.
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But the runners turned out to be most economical when they smiled.
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Older runners of all abilities can learn a lot from their success.
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The swiftest runners averaged a bit more than eight minutes per mile.
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Martin gathered the runners in the campground the evening before the ultramarathon.
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A 5K is perfect for you if you're one of these runners.
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The Blue Devils tend to be front-runners even in down seasons.
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And he is fresher than other runners, having skipped the first stage.
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And yet here they are, hugging distance runners in a parking lot.
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Boston is a rare marathon that admits most runners based on merit.
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The runners' agent was Larisa Mikhaylova, a former professional runner from Russia.
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Reyes struck out with runners in scoring position in the Tigers' fourth.
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Yoan Moncada then doubled to center, putting runners at second and third.
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The Marlins left 14 runners on base while the Brewers stranded 12.
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Elite distance runners generally run no more than two marathons each year.
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After that, we'll publish all the runners-up together in one post.
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Then they had the runners repeat that race on three subsequent visits.
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Below, we list 10 winners, 15 runners-up and 45 honorable mentions.
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For runners, there are always medical personnel on hand to assist them.
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The sum was a fraction of what the front-runners brought in.
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The Red Sox finished 5-for-9 with runners in scoring position.
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There is, I've found, an immediate intimacy with other long-distance runners.
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There was also way more press than actual runners, which disappointed Jasmine.
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The other leaders for interactions per story are the field's front-runners.
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But the Phillies left runners on the corners to end the threat.
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The Carpetbagger In two heated screenplay races, potential Oscar front-runners emerge.
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In early December, the front-runners were Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren.
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Runners say cannabis and cannabis products make their long runs more enjoyable.
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If you're especially prone to blisters, some runners swear by toe socks.
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Each pair is carefully crafted to help runners perform at their best.
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Maybe that I hadn't seen a lot of runners in the neighborhood.
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They also, for the first time, found them in the runners' sperm.
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"It was something I wished I could do," she told Runners World.
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The agents suspect they are drug runners or scouts for the cartels.
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Cursed. The new Yeezy Foam runners bearing a striking resemblance to Crocs?
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Runners are known for setting bucket-list goals and unusual running streaks.
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Other runners crush out 120 miles a week until their tendons give.
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Reliever Hector Rondon took over with two runners on and none out.
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How am I going to balk with runners at second and third?
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Red Bull had 246 points to runners-up Ferrari Driver Academy's 184.
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"I expected to see additional damage" in runners' knees, Dr. Hart said.
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Last year, the company released its "Tree Runners" shoes, made of eucalyptus.
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Some 50,303 runners traverse the five boroughs starting at 8:30 a.m.
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His seventh strikeout closed the fifth, Rasmus whiffing with two runners on.
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So smiling may increase relaxation among runners, while frowning may increase tension.
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Reynolds was 0-for-4 Friday night with runners in scoring position.
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They had runners on the corners with one out in the fourth.
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A wild pitch put runners at second and third with no outs.
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Allbirds wool runners won't fail her — they're soft, comfortable, and machine washable.
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The Phillies put runners on base in every inning except the fifth.
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The runners-up in the singles divisions will each receive $93 million.
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You have your runners on, your FitBit is charged, but now what?
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Patagonia has collections for climbers, skiers, snowboarders, surfers, fishers, runners, and bikers.
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Phil Gosselin then walked, and Andrew Knapp's sacrifice moved the runners up.
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Upton was nearly to third base before both runners realized their mistakes.
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Atlanta had 11 hits on Sunday, but left 12 runners on base.
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But runners still benefit with getting as many miles together as possible.
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Congratulations to our 10 winners, 15 runners-up and 20 honorable mentions.
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More than half of marathon runners in the United States are women.
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Back then, Boston did not require runners to meet a qualifying standard.
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Among the runners were club athletes, members of Parliament and television stars.
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Read This Next: Rest Day Is the Most Important Day for Runners
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In its first year, the race comprised of four horses and 29 runners, and has grown this year to 60 horses (with riders), 630 solo runners, aged between 18 and 73, and just more than 160 relay teams.
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They said the nonrefundable $11 fee charged by the New York Road Runners to enter the drawing is a payment from runners to win a prize — a coveted spot in the race — and violates New York State law.
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The Vaporfly Elite FlyPrint is a product for elite runners only, and a small amount of them will be available at an event in London soon, as well as on the feet of Kipchoge and other Nike runners.
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After walking Bauer to put runners on the corners, Nola got the second out on a strikeout, but Josh VanMeter dropped a two-out single into right center, scoring O'Grady and putting runners back on first and third.
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The Boston Marathon has positioned itself as the most prestigious marathon in the world, a Super Bowl for amateur runners where meeting the race's stringent qualifying standard provides a lifetime of bragging rights to runners of all ages.
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A statement posted on the site said that all registered runners could defer their entry to the 2021 event, but that runners who defer would have to pay again and would not receive refunds for this year's race.
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The study team found that runners with a systemic illness who started the race despite being told they shouldn't run had an 8 percent chance of not finishing the race, compared with less than 2 percent among healthy runners.
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Related: How Marathon Running Changes Your BrainMore specifically, the researchers looked at bone density among 122 marathon runners, as well as 81 half-marathon and 10K race runners, and compared their bones with those of 75 non-active people.
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You can't go wrong with any of its styles, but if she's already got a pair of the original Wool Runners, try the Wool Runner Mizzle or Tree Runners, both styles that we love around here at Insider Picks.
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Three things you notice about the 14290743D Runners right out of the box.
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Mondesi is 03-for-8 with four strikeouts with runners in scoring position.
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Organizers said there were 27,000 registered runners in the marathon and half-marathon.
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They also offered full refunds to any runners who wanted to back out.
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Darwin Barney doubled to left-center to put runners at second and third.
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Through July 20, runners can participate in a virtual race to the moon.
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Both are long-distance runners — Claire does track, while Joran prefers cross country.
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Respective runners-up Czechoslovakia and Italy progressed to a third-place play-off.
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Walkers and runners earn up to $0.25, and cyclists earn up to $0.10.
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Darwin Barney greeted McFarland with a single to put runners at the corners.
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Santander, BNP Paribas and J.P. Morgan are also book runners on the deal.
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The Mariners left two runners on in each of the first two innings.
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Let's start with the moment when one of your favorite runners got defeated.
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School girls wave to runners alone the Pyongyang Marathon route, April 10, 2016.
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The Phillies put runners on the corners with two outs in the eighth.
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Banca IMI and Equita SIM are coordinating the sale as joint book runners.
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The runners-up don't seem likely to give up on the problem, either.
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Justin Smoak grounded out to first, pushing the runners to second and third.
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They are the front-runners in a long list of pretenders (see chart).
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Hosmer struck out and Moustakas flied out to left to strand the runners.
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"We want our product to work with runners of all types," she says.
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I had failed to stay with the even slower, second group of runners.
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Miami had runners on second and third with one out in the eighth.
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Race conditions were so harsh that a handful of elite runners dropped out.
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The Brooklyn Half is the biggest in the country, with nearly 27,000 runners.
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However, the Angels were just 2 for 11 with runners in scoring position.
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He expected a similar fate to what had befallen other presidential runners-up.
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Four other runners set five separate short-lived marks in the intervening years.
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Amed Rosario then knocked in both runners with a single up the middle.
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For the moment, however, the two front-runners have tacitly declared a truce.
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Consumer ones can follow runners, skiers or cyclists and film them from above.
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Roque Online employs an army of runners who track down the best produce.
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McCutchen and Harper singled to put runners at the corners with one out.
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It wouldn't be Patriots' Day without 30,000 long-distance runners hitting the streets.
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Voters turned off by the front-runners have less incentive to stay home.
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They are not just going to sit there and be someone's runners up.
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But an unexpected player is neck-and-neck with these front-runners: carmakers.
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And injuries were more prevalent among younger (under age 40), less-experienced runners.
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Opposing batters are 1-for-37 against him with runners in scoring position.
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In all, the Angels were 8-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
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There will be one grand prize winner and four runners up per contest.
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Ms Semenya is one of a handful of runners affected by the ruling.
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By Heartbreak Hill (mile 20.5), runners are exhausted, and hit the notorious wall.
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Houston finished 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position and stranded 10.
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They were just runners participating in the 0.6-mile Minions Run charity event.
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What explains the exodus of elite runners from the track to the road?
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Compared to all the other seasons, fall is kind of lit for runners.
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The Blue Jays had 10 hits on the day but stranded eight runners.
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The one thing Nike couldn't measure before the race was the runners' grit.
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You guys were definitely considered some of the front-runners for the season.
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After Franklin singled to put runners at the corners, Ryan Tepera replaced Schultz.
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Runners were mostly reluctant to move in front of the pack early on.
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The right-hander shut down Baltimore, allowing only three base runners all night.
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In Bowerman's day, this meant trying mad-science experiments on runners like Knight.
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With runners on first and second and two out, LaMarre singled to center.
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The Delft University of Technology from the Netherlands were the next runners-up.
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Here are the runners and riders: Results are expected late on Wednesday afternoon.
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The documentary follows the group of runners as they prepare for the race.
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Stewart was unable to cleanly field the ball, allowing both runners to score.
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Runners, walkers, cyclists, and stroller-pushers become socially anxious obstacles for other groups.
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We can look at us 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position.
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Hamilton notes that some runners may need to stay closer to five percent.
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They point out that many runners tend to lead healthier lifestyles in general.
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Turns out lots of runners are Type A goal-setters, just like Kibiloski.
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The numbers bode well for the respective front-runners going into Tuesday's contests.
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In the fourth, they had runners on first and third with no outs.
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That favours today's two front-runners, Mr Cruz of Texas and Mr Trump.
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All three runners will be sporting a variation of the Zoom Vaporfly Elite.
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The world's best runners will now turn their focus to the 393 Olympics.
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Girma Bekele Gebre did not start with the elite runners, but still placed.
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Would it do the same, Pitsiladis wondered, for the world's fastest distance runners?
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As expected, the levels were much higher in the brains of the runners.
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The goal is to manufacture the best shoes and other gear for runners.
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More recently, less intense runners have begun wearing the maximalist shoes, he said.
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American, European and Canadian skiers, swimmers and runners have added their insistent voices.
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The Blue Jays had only two base runners through the first seven innings.
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There's a reason that there's a distinction between long-distance runners and sprinters.
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The Tigers left two runners on base in the third and fifth innings.
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He would also likely become a top target for progressive front-runners Sens.
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Castro then bounced a single up the middle to bring home both runners.
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Granderson struck out looking with two runners on base to end the game.
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Here's what you need to know: • Front-runners aim to wrap it up.
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Aaptiv's trainers guide, motivate and pace runners through different types of athletic events.
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He slapped a two-out single to center with runners in scoring position.
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