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	William Tanui
		William Tanui first came to notice relatively late in life, when he won the 1500m at the Kenyan Commonwealth Games trials in 1989 at the age of 25.
		Tanui was unable to repeat this form in his only appearance at a World Championships, in Seville, the following year, finishing 7th behind countryman Paul Ruto.
		Tanui concentrated more on the 1500m in the latter part of his career, and he finished 5th at that distance in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /athletics-heroes/displayhero.asp?HeroID=545 (307 words)

	Exodus to Qatar intensifies
		William Tanui, who won 800m gold at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, was the local contact person for KIM International Management Group, whose founder the late Kim MacDonald managed Kenyan athletes and groomed them into latter day millionaires, thanks to their prodigious running talent.
		Tanui was approached by a club in Doha to recruit two athletes, in much the same way that any club would recruit footballers to play for them, not necessarily to change citizenships.
		Stephen Cherono, then a world youth steeplechase champion and a world 3,000m steeplechase record holder, set in 2001 and Albert Chepkurui, whose best placing then was fifth in junior men’s race at 1999 World Cross Country Championships, and a fourth place in the senior men’s 4km race two years later, were recruited for the club.
	www.eastandard.net /archives/cl/print/news.php?articleid=21607 (553 words)

	Reports on Olympic 1500m Rounds
		They hit the 800 in 1:54.06, and Tolgyesi is reeled in, though he still leads.
		At the bell, Tanui takes the lead, followed by Cacho and Tolgyesi; the split is 2:38.2.
		It's Morceli, Cacho, Bile, Tanui, Rotich, Maazouzi (MOROCCO), Mayock (ENGLAND) and Tolgyesi.
	www.cs.rochester.edu /u/www/u/tetreaul/molyr.html (568 words)

	Kenya's track athletes
		William Tanui and Nixon Kiprotich finished first and second in the 800 meters.
		The 96 Olympics in Atlanta was a relative let down for Kenya, with only one gold medal by Moses Tanui who led to other Kenyans to a clean sweep.
		Athletes such as Moses Tanui, Ibrahim Hussein and Cosmas Ndeti have stamped their names on prestigious marathons all over the globe such as the New York marathon and the London Marathon.
	kenyapage.net /sports/kenya-track.html (946 words)

	About William - Toseeka Search Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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		USA clean up on World Youths final day - Evening Report
		15 July 2007 - Ostrava, Czech Republic — United States’ William Wynne was the star of the final afternoon as the 5th IAAF World Youth Championships came to an exciting end at Ostrava’s city...
		World Youth champion Salel gets courtesy call from legend Moses Tanui
	www.iaaf.org /WYC07/news (419 words)

	Wanamaker Mile 2000
		While Kibet hit the first checkpoint in 56 seconds, Nolan and Carroll were several seconds behind in fifth and sixth.
		Laban Rotich, the 1998 winner trailed in second with recovering American Olympian Paul McMullen in third and Kenyan William Tanui.
		Rotich was now in the lead with Carroll comfortably perched on his outside shoulder with Tanui and Nolan right behind.
	www.irishrunner.com /milwm00.html (901 words)

	LYLE SPENCER: Still on the run, he's not-too-old and Gray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		But it came down to three athletes, myself and two Kenyans, William Tanui and Nixon Kiprotich.
		Kiprotich and I were fighting and elbowing down the stretch, and Tanui was running free in the lead.
		Tanui won in 1:43.66, Kiprotich (1:43.70) narrowly beating Gray (1:43.97) for the silver.
	www.press-enterprise.com /newsarchive/2000/02/18/950851564.html (1387 words)

	Kenya
		In mid-January police in Kapsabet allegedly tortured William Tanui for 5 days while he was detained for illegally transporting maize.
		In September a magistrate in Nakuru granted the request of six army officers, Nahashoon Kili, Moses Kiprotich, John Masai, Joseph Tanui, Henry Buienei, and Tito Rono, to pursue charges of torture against members of the 66th Artillery Battalion.
		On April 3, William Ruto, Assistant Minister in the Office of the President, said following the discovery of "cult" killings in Uganda that the Government would crack down on religious groups that endanger the safety of their adherents; however, other than the Mungiki, there was no reported harassment of religious groups.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2000/af/index.cfm?docid=841 (19298 words)

	Daily Nation On the Web
		800m: Kenneth Kipngetich, Fred Onyancha, David Kiptoo, Robert Chirchir, Patrick Ndururi, Joel Marua, Laban Rotich, Benjamin Kipkurui, Joseph Tengelei, Vincent Malakwen, William Tanui, Kipkemboi Lagat, Noah Ngeny.
		1,500m: Shadrack Langat, Laban Rotich, William Chirchir, William Tanui, David Lelei, John Kibowen, Sammy Rono, William Tanui, Martin Keino, William Chirchir, Bernard Lagat, Frederick Cheruiyot, Moses Kigen, Julius Kiptoo, Edwin Maranga, Joseph Kimutai, Paul Bitok.
		3,000m steeplechase: Joseph Keter, Reuben Kosgei, Julius Chelule, Jonathan Kandie, Mathew Birir, Bernard Barmasai, William Boit, Moses Kiptanui, Paul Kosgei, Patrick Sang, Kipkurui Misoi, Eliud Bargetuny, Jonathan Kandie.
	www.nationaudio.com /News/DailyNation/100699/Sports/Sports3.html (264 words)

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		Meanwhile, Olympic gold medallist in the 800m race of the Barcelona Olympics, William Tanui, has other problems in mind.
		Retired from the running scene two years ago, the Kenyan is a coach for the Qatar runners.
		Tanui is in Paris to coach Mohamed Hamid, Qatar’s greatest hope for a good time in the race.
	www.parismarathon.com /marathon/2004/docs/cp_04_04_02_us.doc (828 words)

	Kenya
		King'ori and Kinyanjui were charged with assault and their cases were pending before the Makindu Principal Magistrate at year's end, and further hearings were scheduled for February 2002; it was unknown whether they were in detention or released on bail.
		On February 3 in Eldoret, four of the six officers told journalists that while under military detention, they had their testicles pricked with needles, were beaten, were deprived of food for days, and were doused with cold water while naked.
		There was no known action taken against members of the security forces responsible for torturing, beating, or abusing the persons in the February 2000 case in which police fired at suspected robbers who were fleeing from police and seriously injured a teenaged boy and the January 2000 case of William Tanui.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2001/af/8386.htm (13360 words)

	Kenya Firing Has Runners In Rebellion
		He was fired Wednesday by the KAAA's chairman, Isaiah Kiplagat, who accused Kosgei of fueling a rebellion.
		The 10,000-meter world champion, Moses Tanui, said top Kenyan athletes were now plotting how best to support the coach and "to tell KAAA just how wrong they are."
		"Kosgei has been the man behind our cross-country successes," said William Tanui, the 800-meters Olympic champion.
	www.iht.com /articles/1995/05/12/run.php (432 words)

	Olympic stars featured in Jenner track (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		He'll run the 200 at Jenner, an event in which he clocked a U.S.-leading 20.22 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on May 14.
		Other Olympians competing include medalists Jackie Joyner-Kersee in the high jump; Roger Kingdom, Jack Pierce and Tony Dees in the 110 HH; decathlon world recordholder Dan O'Brien; Sandra Farmer-Patrick in the 400 hurdles; and '92 Olympic 800 champ William Tanui of Kenya.
		The meet, the original Grand Prix event on the IAAF circuit, begins at 10 a.m.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /weekly/morgue/sports/1995_May_26.JENNER.html (244 words)

	Zurich Weltklasse Meeting - Switzerland 16th August 2002 Golden League Track section - Time-to-Run - runner's track ...
		In the process he set the world's leading time of 1:43.33, which had earlier been lowered from Kipketer's Monaco time of 1:43.76 to 1:43.64 by Wilfred Bungei in the B race of the meeting.
		Such is the depth of Kenyan 800m runners that the 1st three [all Kenyans] in the B race ran below 1:44.07, with William Yiampoy finishing 2nd in 1:43.69 and Japheth Kimutai 3rd [ B race ]
		Sammy Kipketer [Ken] received the just rewards for the work he put into this race when he beat coutryman, Richard Limo in this Men's 'highly charged' African battle.
	www.time-to-run.com /track/goldenleague/2002/zurich.htm (1877 words)

	Men's marathon
		119 2:07:42 Simon Biwott KEN 03.03.70 1 Berlin 10.09.2000 119 2:07:42 William Kiplagat KEN 21.06.72 1 Rotterdam 13.04.2003 119 2:07:42 José Rios ESP 15.03.74 1 Otsu 07.03.2004
		123 2:07:43 Erick Kimaiyo KEN 01.01.69 2 Berlin 28.09.1997 123 2:07:43 Tesfaye Jifar ETH 23.04.76 1 New York City 04.11.2001 123 2:07:43 William Kipsang KEN 77 2 Seoul 14.03.2004 126 2:07:44 Lee Bong-Ju KOR 11.10.70 2 Rotterdam 19.04.1998 126 2:07:44 Daniel Njenga KEN 07.05.76 2 Chicago 10.10.2004
		129 2:07:45 Gert Thys RSA 12.11.71 3 Chicago 11.10.1998 129 2:07:45 Simeretu Alemayehu ETH 18.10.70 1 Torino 01.04.2001 131 2:07:46 Julio Rey ESP 13.01.72 1 Hamburg 22.04.2001 131 2:07:46 Patrick Ivuti KEN 30.06.78 5 Chicago 09.10.2005 133 2:07:47 Antonio Peña ESP 26.08.70 2 Berlin 10.09.2000 133 2:07:47 Moses Tanui KEN 20.08.65 3 Chicago 22.10.2000
	www.alltime-athletics.com /mmaraok.htm (474 words)

	GOLD MEDALIST WILLIAM TANUI (KEN) (FACING) CELEBRATES WITH NIXON KIPROTICH (KEN) WHO WON SILVER
		GOLD MEDALIST WILLIAM TANUI (KEN) (FACING) CELEBRATES WITH NIXON KIPROTICH (KEN) WHO WON SILVER - OLYMPICS BARCELONA ATHLETICS - EMPICS Sports Photo Library
		GOLD MEDALIST WILLIAM TANUI (KEN) (FACING) CELEBRATES WITH NIXON KIPROTICH (KEN) WHO WON SILVER
		GOLD MEDALIST WILLIAM TANUI (KEN) (FACING) CELEBRATES WITH NIXON KIPROTICH (KEN) WHO WON SILVER is just one of over 400,000 photographs available online from the EMPICS Sports Photo Library
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