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What's his price? Pat Marsden, who lives in Florida, says he won't debate American runner Carl Lewis face-to-face unless there's money in it for him
What's his price? Pat Marsden, who lives in Florida, says he won't debate American runner Carl Lewis face-to-face unless there's money in it for him

What's his price? Pat Marsden, who lives in Florida, says he won't debate American runner Carl Lewis face-to-face unless there's money in it for him

Date5/8/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: What's his price? Pat Marsden, who lives in Florida, says he won't debate American runner Carl Lewis face-to-face unless there's money in it for him.
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