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marathon group

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marathon group
n
(Psychiatry) (in psychotherapy) an encounter group that lasts for many hours or days
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Eugene marathon group receives USATF funding The Eugene-based Marathon Performance Group, headed by former Oregon all-American distance runner Brad Hudson, was one of seven post-collegiate training groups to receive funding grants from the USA Track & Field Foundation.
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