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Jeremiah Azu's time of 10.16 seconds for 100 metres is incredibly fast, placing him among the elite sprinters in Europe. For context, the world record is under 9.6 seconds. This speed requires immense power, technique, and years of dedicated training, highlighting the high level of competition at the European Championships.
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