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``I wanted to try to stay underwater as long as I could to pick up speed and momentum. Our challenge for the coming decade is not only to keep up with an increasing pace, but also to set the pace whenever we can, or in the words of one track coach, "Start off as fast as you can, and then gradually pick up speed. It will be challenging for Vodafone to pick up speed on its rivals. |
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