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Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Jamaica's Usain Bolt celebrates with his now familiar pose after winning the men's 200 metres gold in the fourth fastest time in history at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu yesterday. Bolt crossed the line in 19.40 seconds beating American Walter Dix, 19.70, into second place. Usaine Bolt winning the gold medal in the men's 200 meters final, Daegu September 3, 2011.r
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown, receiving her gold medal, Daegu September 3, 2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown, receiving her gold medal, Daegu September 3, 2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown after winning the gold metal in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown after winning the gold metal in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown after winning the gold metal in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown ran a stirring race to finish first in the women's 200m final at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu, South Korea. Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown ran a stirring race to finish first in the women's 200m final at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu, South Korea. Sept.2,2011
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown celebrates after winning the gold metal in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Veronica Campbell-Brown, receiving her gold medal, Daegu September 3, 2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Minister of Sports, Olivia 'Babsy' Grange and other Jamaicans celebrating in Daegu pose with a victorious Veronica Campbell-Brown, after she received her gold medal, Daegu yesterday.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Vonette Dixon in the sprint hurdles in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Vonette Dixon in the sprint hurdles in Daegu.Sept.2,2011.
Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer As Melaine Walker took home the silver in the women's 400m hurdles in Daegu, South Korea, yesterday family members celebrated beside her mural on Maxfield Avenue in St Andrew. From left are Melaine's mother Jenefer Wilson; her father Japheth; and sister Natalie.
Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer After Melaine Walker, takes home the Silver in the woman's 400 Hurdles in Daegu yesterday her Jenefer Bercher posed by the mural on Maxfield avenue yesterday morning.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Womens 4x100, Dague September 4, 2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer Womens 4x100 silver, Daegu September 4, 2011.
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer The quartet of (from left) Veronica Campbell-Brown, Kerron Stewart, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Sherone Simpson celebrate after breaking the national record to earn silver in the women's 4x100 metres on yesterday's final day of the 13th IAAF World Championships in Daegu, South Korea. Jamaica clocked 41.70 seconds, shaving three-hundreds of a second off the old mark, to place second behind the United States who did 41.56.

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