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Swimming without sharks Nick Martin may have the Sydney Games' most unusual job. He is entrusted with fighting off sharks in the Harbour during one of the Olympics' debut events, just in case one of them fancies a triathlete sampler for lunch. |
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Into the jaws of destiny Whatever you think a shark is, you're wrong -- until you look it in the eye. |
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AskMen.com
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AskMen.com
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