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1. The Tokyo Marathon reduces the number of runners from 38,000 to an elite 200 runners due to the rising Coronavirus fear.
   2020-02-19 19:03:07 (First version)
2. The Tokyo Marathon reduces the number of runners from 38,000 to an elite group of 200 due to the rising coronavirus fear.
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