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Kenya's Kipchoge, considered the 'best marathon runner of all time', set a new world record at the Berlin Marathon.
He finished in 2 hours 1 minute 9 seconds, cutting his previous world record by 30 seconds.
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Kip Choge, who raised his arms and vowed to propagate, started running at a great pace with the starting gunfire.
He ran half of the race in 59 minutes 51 seconds and 1 hour, raising hopes of breaking through the 'Dream Record' 2 time zone.
Although the pace dropped a little in the second half, Kipchoge crossed the finish line in '2 hours 1 minute 9 seconds' and broke the world record.
Four years ago, he pulled his own record at the Berlin competition by 30 seconds in the same place.
His 1984-born Kip Choge was determined to continue his challenge to the one-hour record even at the not-so-noticeable age of his late thirties.
[Kipchoge/Kenya Marathoner: I can still run my legs faster.
I am dreaming of a much better future.]