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coxless pairs

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coxless pairs [ˌkɒkslɪsˈpɛəz] N → dos m sin timonel
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20am - Katherine Grainger and Cath Bishop win silver in the coxless pairs.
The Olympics: YOU'RE OARSOMEARSOME; # Pinsent: Scots duo inspired my ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Redgrave criticised Pinsent and fellow crew member James Cracknell when they were switched from the coxless pairs event to the coxless four because coach Jurgen Grobler decided it gave them a better chance of victory.
The Olympics: 2004: Rowing: Redgrave criticised me and I thought: ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Grainger and team-mate Cath Bishop suffered a disappointing start to their Olympic campaign in Athens, losing to Belarus in the first round of the coxless pairs rowing event at the windswept Schinias course.
The Olympics 2004: ROWING: Grainger rows for broke in gold bid by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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