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Want to run a marathon for free?

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  1. Well, if you didn't complete the Chicago Marathon, you can run in the
    Denver Marathon (day after tomorrow) for free.

    CHICAGO - Chicago Marathon runners who did not get to finish the course
    due to heat or the early end to the race can head west and run in
    Sunday's Denver Marathon free of charge. According to a release from the
    Denver Marathon, organizers will waive fees to those registered for the
    Chicago Marathon who present proof of registration.

    "As a former professional athlete, I know what it takes to train for a
    big race and the disappointment of not being able to finish due to
    circumstances outside of my control," Denver Marathon Executive Director
    Anton Villatoro said in a statement. "In response to many local Colorado
    runners who were hoping to complete the Chicago Marathon last weekend
    but could not finish, our race wants to give these runners another
    chance to reach the finish line."

    Chicago Marathon runners can register online for the Denver Marathon at
    www.denvermarathon.com and enter the online referral code
    "ChicagoRunner" or can register in person Friday or Saturday at the
    Denver Marathon EXPO at the Adams Mark Hotel, 1550 Court Pl. in Denver,
    the release said. The race begins at 9 a.m. (CST) Sunday.

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    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

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