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A day after delivering the country’s lone gold with a victory in the 400-m individual medley, Molina won another one, this time in overpowering fashion as he outclassed the field to rule the 200-meter individual medley to the delight of a big hometown crowd.


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CHONLATHO VORATHAMRONG AND TASSAMOL PETCHSANGROJ

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Molina dominates anew for second swim gold

By Joey Villar | December 1, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS BANOS — With his compatriots struggling in the face of a strong foreign challenge, the United States-based Miguel Molina came through with another victory yesterday to prevent a gold shutout in Day 2 of...

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