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According to [[K9 Mark I]], the first verifiable [[Olympic Games|Olympic]]-record | '''Long jump''' was a [[sport]] in which individuals competed to see who could [[Jumping|jump]] the furthest [[distance]] from a given point. It was one of the events included in the [[Globe Games]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Sontaran Games (novel)|The Sontaran Games]]'') | ||
According to [[K9 Mark I]], the first verifiable [[Olympic Games|Olympic]]-record long jump by a female [[athlete]] was by [[Marie Mejzlíková]]. She set the record at 5.16 [[metre]]s, which was overtaken on [[6 August]] [[1922]] by a new world record. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Planet of Witches (audio story)|The Planet of Witches]]'') | |||
[[Mallika Montgomery]] won the [[silver medal]] for the long jump during the [[2004 Olympics]], an event in which [[Ian Glendennis]] served as a [[BBC]] [[commentator]]. Neither of them were able to recall these events by [[2019]], when the entire year 2004 had disappeared from history. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Lapse (short story)|Time Lapse]]'') | [[Mallika Montgomery]] won the [[silver medal]] for the long jump during the [[2004 Olympics]], an event in which [[Ian Glendennis]] served as a [[BBC]] [[commentator]]. Neither of them were able to recall these events by [[2019]], when the entire year 2004 had disappeared from history. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Lapse (short story)|Time Lapse]]'') | ||
