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Speaker 2: Once miss off, So basically the way Arian swam that race.

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Speaker 2: and given her the gold medal. What it did, Maddie,

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Speaker 2: It used a bit of gas and you would have

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Speaker 2: which means she was lactating hard and the DECKI and

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Speaker 2: She dropped the hammer there. She ended the race as

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Speaker 1: Loadecki Crash finished third. The fact that she faded will

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Speaker 1: you surprise She finished third, Yes, I was.

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Speaker 3: It's not her sweet spot, is it, James? The eight

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Speaker 3: But I love the bieplay. When they arrived at the

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Speaker 3: Loadeki faced away. Then I reckon, she's had to think

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Speaker 3: Ari and Tipmos unbeaten in that race for five years.

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Speaker 2: She doesn't seem to feel the pressure of the moment.

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Speaker 2: There was so much more writing on this than just

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Speaker 2: that gold medal, Maddie. If you think back to Sydney Olympics,

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Speaker 2: if Ian Thorpe doesn't win that four hundred freestyle Night one,

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Speaker 2: the smashing of guitars? What then happens for the rest

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Speaker 2: of the race, And how do we remember that Sydney Olympics.

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Speaker 2: The whole swim team will draw confidence of that swim,

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Speaker 2: Also, similarly to ian Thorpe, she's she's a leader in

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Speaker 2: the time zones, you start to question things. Yep, Ariane unflappable.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Lodecki, I'll ask you this. You see boxes sometimes

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Speaker 2: She would have had to try and convince herself that

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Speaker 3: Mcaughton mac Houghton who kept it a secret. Didn't he

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Speaker 2: If Timsko is two four eight just greatest ever? Forget

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Speaker 1: Elijah Winnington, you got a silver? Will he be great

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Speaker 1: Gold and silver. In the Rulays crash, Chana Jack great story.

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Speaker 2: Just on Boxell, so our medalist to night around Tipmas

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Speaker 3: The week, isn't it.

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Speaker 2: So this is the thing matter. I'll paint a picture

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Speaker 2: How does Dean balance that relationship of like, can he

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Speaker 4: But congratulations, fantast Yeah, and you know, we're enormously proud that.

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Speaker 3: The only two Australian women to win backed, to win

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Speaker 6: What a good night doing absolutely fantastic. You know, I've

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Speaker 1: Must be nice mate, looking all the Aussies and people

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Speaker 1: Well, Crash, we've loved her, mate, I love your passion. Crash,

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Speaker 3: I'm off to a hot milk and a rout biscuit.

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Speaker 1: To let boomers want to start. Not going to have

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Speaker 1: See what Josh Giddy man like, what a super state

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Speaker 2: Give us all night three.

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Speaker 1: It will happen, Missile. A lot more to camp. We

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Speaker 1: To explain it to me, like what makes a pool

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Speaker 1: What's up? Twenty A right? Miss? Great?

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