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Steve Mullings, Michael Frater and Asafa Powell were the other three members of the victorious team.
BBC: Jamaica's Bolt takes third gold
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Former 100m world-record Asafa Powell and Warren Weir in the 200m complete the Jamaican line-up for the individual sprint disciplines.
CNN: Lightning strikes twice as Blake beats Bolt again
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At least one from Bolt, Gay or former world record-holder Asafa Powell will be scheduled to run at every Diamond League meeting.
BBC: to screen all Diamond League events
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In London, Bolt will be running against compatriot and former world record-holder Asafa Powell in the 100m, and with him in the relay.
CNN: Bolt aims for improvement in London event
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The 2004 Olympic champion Justin Gatlin, also from the U.S., is returning after a doping ban while fellow Jamaican Asafa Powell once held the world record himself.
CNN: Olympic 100m final: Can Usain Bolt make history?
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Former 100-meter world record-holder Asafa Powell tweeted about Steenkamp's death.
NPR: News Of Pistorius Leaves Many In Disbelief
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In Bolt's absence, Jamaican team-mates Asafa Powell and Omar Brown won the sprint events in Melbourne, though the winning times of 10.03 seconds and 20.47 do not bear comparison to Bolt's records of 9.58 and 19.19.
BBC: Usain Bolt to miss Commonwealth Games, says coach
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Simeon Williamson, coached by Cowan and fresh from a spell training with Asafa Powell, cruised to victory with a PB of 6.53 seconds and the 23-year-old could be the one to lead Britain's sprinting charge to 2012.
BBC: Banishing the Beijing demons
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Lemaitre became the first white man to run under 10 seconds when he clocked 9.98 seconds in Valence earlier this month, and at 21 has already run faster than both Asafa Powell and Carl Lewis at the same age.
BBC: European Athletics 2010: Ennis aims to lead GB charge
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The Jamaican team seemed to show no concern that regular anchor Asafa Powell was missing through injury, as they eased up through the gears and ensured some perfect baton changes to keep in their destiny in their own hands.
CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS
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In the absence of the world's three fastest men - world and Olympic outdoors champion Usain Bolt, American Tyson Gay and Jamaican Asafa Powell - the United States team would have hoped for high podium positions for Williams and compatriot Michael Rodgers.
BBC: Ivory Williams ban boosts gold hopes for Dwain Chambers