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Zola Budd

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Zola Budd [bʌd]
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) South African informal a black taxi or minibus
[after Zola Budd maiden name of Zola Pieterse (born 1966), South African athlete]
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net BARE-foot athlete Zola Budd often found herself embroiled in controversy, but she was in the headlines for the right reasons in August 1985.
RememberWhen? 1985 [...] by Birmingham Mail (England)
More recent operations have not solved the problems for the former 1,500 and 3,000 metres world champion who, as Mary Decker, became known for the on-track collision with Britain s Zola Budd that destroyed her hopes of winning the 1984 Olympic 3,000 title.
Slaney still yearns to run by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
She said: "I was running like Zola Budd, when I knocked into this woman and realised it was Judith Chalmers.
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