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Cyclists overnighted in Wasilla on their way to Anchorage and the end of their 4,000-mile, 70-day ride from the University of Texas in Austin to raise money and support for cancer research. C
Cyclists overnighted in Wasilla on their way to Anchorage and the end of their 4,000-mile, 70-day ride from the University of Texas in Austin to raise money and support for cancer research. CAITLIN SKVORC/Frontiersman
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Cyclists overnighted in Wasilla on their way to Anchorage and the end of their 4,000-mile, 70-day ride from the University of Texas in Austin to raise money and support for cancer research. In the photo at right, riders embraced after individually dedicating their final day of riding. For more about the event, see page A11.

University of Texas, Austin students embraced after individually dedicating their final day of riding for cancer survivors, victims and research in the 11th annual Texas 4000 program. CAITLIN SKVORC/Frontiersman
University of Texas, Austin students embraced after individually dedicating their final day of riding for cancer survivors, victims and research in the 11th annual Texas 4000 program. CAITLIN SKVORC/Frontiersman
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