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World Fencing Championship starts in Baku
02 April 2010 [17:15] -
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Junior and Cadet World Fencing Championship has started today, in Azerbaijani capital. The tournament brings together 1565 fencers from 87 countries.
Day one will see 82 girls and 76 boys, including five Azeri fencers in action in the cadet`s event.
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