| Jim ___, former American politician and Olympic athlete |
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| Jim ___, athlete who was the first high school junior to run a mile in under four minutes |
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| Olympic miler Jim |
The Washington Post |
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| Olympic miler Jim |
LA Times Daily |
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| Miler-turned-congressman Jim |
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| Record-setting miler Jim |
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| Track legend Jim who became a Kansas congressman |
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| Record-setting miler Jim |
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| Record-setting miler Jim |
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| Miler turned congressman |
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| Track star elected to Congress in 1996 |
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| 1960s miler Jim who later became a congressman |
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| Former mile-run record holder, Jim |
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| Runner-turned-congressman |
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| Former mile-run record holder Jim |
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| Former mile-run record holder |
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| Miler Jim |
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| Former mile-run record holder |
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| Great long-distance runner |
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| Jim of running fame |
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| Great American miler |
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| Famed miler |
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| Famous miler |
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| Miler Jim |
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| Great miler |
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| Track star |
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| Miler of fame |
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