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The material in the Palmarès section is based directly on the data from Jeannie Longo's web site. This section will consist only of the highlights of a very long and illustrious career and will be built gradually over the next couple of weeks. One correction was made: originally, the article stated that Longo was a multiple Olympic Gold medalist. In fact, she has 3 Olympic medals, but only 1 Gold medal.
JFPerry 14:02, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)
