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Insert two dashes where needed. Colombian diver Orlando Duque a nine-time world champion plunged off a 95- foot precipice in Portugal to take second in the 2012 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. Submit

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Jan 23,2025

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Colombian diver Orlando Duque — a nine-time world champion — plunged off a 95-foot precipice in Portugal to take second in the 2012 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.

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Colombian diver Orlando Duque—a nine-time world champion—plunged off a 95-foot precipice in Portugal to take second in the 2012 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.

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