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New Zealand Jewish rower Nathan Cohen wins Olympic gold

Jewish Journal August 3, 2012

New Zealand won its first gold medal of the London Olympics when rowers Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan took first place in the men’s double sculls event.

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