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Commonwealth Games: ‘I am far from finished,’ Amusan declares after Glasgow bronze

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Amusan all smiles despite missing out on the gold medal in Glasgow (Credit: MakingofChampions)

Before her post on her X Page, Amusan had disclosed to reporters in Glasgow that her road to another Commonwealth Games medal was far from smooth.

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