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32nd IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Bruxelles, BELGIUM 20 MAR 2004 - 21 MAR 2004
25 MAR 2004
Elated Ethiopians welcome back World Cross Country team
Thousands crowded the main streets of Addis Ababa and National stadium yesterday to welcome Ethiopia's team from a most successful campaign at the 32nd IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Brussels, Belgium.-
Sydney's child becomes World Cross winner -
Bekele’s triple double leads Ethiopia to break Kenyan team hold - Men's Long Course race -
The IAAF editorial and reporting team in Brussels
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Tadesse continues Ethiopian parade - Junior men's race -
Johnson’s victory is rooted in cross country history -
Winning for the country- Ethiopians take over the show in Brussels -
Melkamu convinces father that running is for her
- Johnson drowns out Ethiopian anthem - Women's Long Course race
- The World has no answer to Bekele - Men's Short course race
- Melkamu leads Ethiopian sweep of medals - Junior Women's race
- Men Long Course - Biographies
21 MAR 2004
Ageless Masai salvages some Kenyan pride - Women's Short Course race
Edith Masai, by winning her third IAAF World Cross Country short course title 11 days short of her 37th birthday, prompted the question: what might she have achieved in her international running career had she started in earnest earlier than it did, just five years ago?
Previous Championships
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2011
Punta Umbría, SPAIN
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2010
Bydgoszcz, POLAND
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2009
Amman, JORDAN
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2007
Mombasa, KENYA
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2006
Fukuoka, JAPAN
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2004
Bruxelles, BELGIUM
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2002
Dublin, IRELAND
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2001
Oostende, BELGIUM
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2000
Vilamoura, PORTUGAL
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1998
Marrakech, MOROCCO
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1997
Torino, ITALY
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1994
Budapest, HUNGARY
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1993
Amorebieta, SPAIN
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1991
Antwerpen, BELGIUM
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1989
Stavanger, NORWAY
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1987
Warszawa, POLAND
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1985
Lisboa, PORTUGAL
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1982
Roma, ITALY
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1981
Madrid, SPAIN
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1980
Paris, FRANCE
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1979
Limerick, IRELAND
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1977
Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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1975
Rabat, MOROCCO
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1974
Monza, ITALY
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1973
Waregem, BELGIUM
