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break a record

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break a record
to destroy a previously set high record by setting a new one. The athlete broke all the school records in swimming. The league record was broken after thirty years.
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As well as the Blues clash with Bath, the region will also be looking to break a record - and raise funds for the BBC's Children In Need.
James Belshaw, 26, and Sophia Severin, 23, shared a single unbroken kiss for 31 hours, 30 minutes and 30 seconds to break a record set on the Ricky Lake Show four years ago Under the rules, their lips had to remain in contact at all times and they were not allowed to sit down or be supported in any way.
The next major event in the city is a Santa Run on December 5 when it is hoped we can break a record by having the largest number of Santas running in one event.
 
 
 
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