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Swimming is quietly producing its most exciting generation in decades

A cluster of teenagers across three continents are targeting records that have stood since the era of polyurethane suits.

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Priya NashSport reporter
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A cluster of teenagers across three continents are targeting records that have stood since the era of polyurethane suits.

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