The agony and ecstasy of what might have been

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Dray, K. 2010. The agony and ecstasy of what might have been.

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Authors	Dray, K.
Type	Conference paper
Year	2010
Conference	European College of Sport Sciences
Deposited	13 Jun 2011
Completed	Jun 2010

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