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Oskar Edlund misses European 400m14 Aug

Oskar Edlund misses European 400m hurdles bronze by one-tenth of a second

Oskar Edlund fought for a medal in the 400-meter hurdles final at the European Championships in Birmingham. But the Swede had to settle for fourth, one-tenth of a second shy of bronze. "It's brutally unfair," Edlund says.

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