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Jamaica: Making It Last

Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
Posted 27 August 2009 13:28 GMT

“What good is it to glean several medals, to ride the wave of national camaraderie and unity for a few days, only to be bogged down once again by the crushing weight of national issues, such as crime, corruption, and economic chaos?”: Jamaican blogger Life, Unscripted, on the Rock wonders how to “translate what took place on the track into our personal lives, and even further into…national life.”

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