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Shericka Jackson, Jamaica's two-time 200m world champion, is targeting the 200m event at the Paris 2024 Olympics after a calf injury in Hungary. She aims for an individual Olympic title, with the preliminary rounds starting on August 4. Jackson's decision means she will skip the 100m, where American Sha'Carri Richardson is now favored.
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