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Diamond League: Amusan impresses again with season’s best in Xiamen

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Tobi Amusan moved from Ghana to compete in China Photo Credit Makingof Champions

Amusan clocked a swift season’s best time of 12.28 seconds to place second in a high-quality final contested by some of the world’s leading sprint hurdlers.

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