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Japanese marathon champion Yumiko Hara blames eating disorder for shoplifting conviction

Hara, who represented Japan twice at the World Championships, said she was required to measure her weight up to six times a day and had to eat all her meals in front of her coach


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Japanese marathon champion blames eating disorder for shoplifting

Hara, who represented Japan twice at the World Championships, said she was required to measure her weight up to six times a day and had to eat all her meals in front of her coach