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    Noah Lyles clocks world-best 14.67s in 150m at Ostrava's Golden Spike meet, as Australian teen Gout Gout places third

    Olympic champion Noah Lyles ran a world-best 14.67 seconds for the 150 meters at the Golden Spike meet in Ostrava, Czech Republic, with Australian teenage prodigy Gout Gout finishing third in a national record 14.96.

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