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US sports figures talk about Obamas victory

US sports figures talk about Obamas victory

AP NEW YORK: From NBA superstar LeBron James to tennis sisters Venus and Serena Williams, the election of Barack Obama as Americas first black president struck a special chord with many US sports figures.

Source: International Herald Tribune

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