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Natalie du Toit
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Will represent South Africa in the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Swimming.
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Created: 5th Aug 2008
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Natalie du Toit
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Date of Birth: Jan/29/1984
Gender: female
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Place of Origin: South Africa
Du Toit is the second amputee to qualify for the Olympic Games. She will be competing in the 10km swim.
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