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Runners and the Great iPod Debate

iPod, therefore ... I run? A corny statement, for sure, but in the world of runners there is a culture clash surrounding this notion, between those who opt to run with their portable music players and those who prefer to be completely unplugged. iPods and other portable music players were initially banned for last weekend's Big Sur International Marathon in California, but when the marathon staff received an onslaught of complaints shortly after the announcement was made in October, they backed off.
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