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Congratulations to Meb Keflezighi, the first American winner since 1983!

Boston strong!
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So proud of everyone who participated in the marathon and supported the runners this year. And delighted that the men's winner is an American this year! I'm pretty happy that he's a Californian, too, but s'pose it wouldn't have hurt if he was a Bostonian. :)
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Post by Voronwë the Faithful »

It's also a victory for older athletes, as he is 38 (almost 39, actually).

Beth was at the race, though she did not run this year.
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