
“Super shoes” push athletes to records, fuel fresh competition controversy
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<p>From the BBC World Service: Former Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn speaks about fleeing Japan after being detained on allegations he understated his annual salary and misused company funds. Ghosn denies all claims. Plus, why a Nike shoe worn by record-smashing track and field athletes is coming under scrutiny.</p>
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“Super shoes” push athletes to records, fuel fresh competition controversy
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