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Can She Do Two? $3.99 US $4.50 Canada 200/400 Star Allyson Felix • SUPER PREVIEW: YOUR GUIDE TO TRACK & FIELD IN 2011 • www.trackandfieldnews.com MARCH 2011 6 Big Questions For 2011: 1. Will Sprinting’s Super 3 Clash? 2. How Will The Diamond League Work? 3. Will Allyson Felix Double At The WC? 4. Can USATF Find Its Superman CEO? 5. How Good Are The U.S. Milers? 6. How Do You Make The World Champs Team? Can She Do Two? $3.99 US $4.50 Canada 200/400 Star Allyson Felix p01.indd 1 1/26/11 2:12:45 PM AAE ad T&F 2011 1/3/11 12:55 PM Page 1 of our 500+ products with promo code TFN2011 Now you can afford the quality brand. 20% OFF 20% OFF 20% OFF LG Lacrosse Goals HBS-2 BallStopper System List price $1,695.00 / pair List price $45.00/linear ft. 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