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On Tokyo Daily, Brendan Dunlop talks with the Toronto Star’s Bruce Arthur in Tokyo after Simone Biles and Ellie Black return to Olympic gymnastics.
The two also discuss Andre De Grasse’s personal best time in the men’s 200-metre semifinal run, the gold medal match for Christine Sinclair and women’s soccer, what it’s like in the mixed zone in Tokyo and much more.
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