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Welcome back, Britany 👋 In her first competition since giving birth, Britany Anderson 🇯🇲 clocked 12.79 seconds (-0.5) to finish second in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Liese Prokop Memorial! Nika Glojnarič 🇸🇮 won with a personal best of 12.76 seconds. 🎥 European Athletics

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