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Chris Graff won a tight race for fifth place, crossing the line in 28:27.93.	James Carney finished sixth in 28:31.82 and Matt Downin seventh in 28:33.96.	Adam Tenforde finished ninth in 28:46.34.	Greg Jimmerson finished 12th in 29:04.88.	Ed Torres (left, 13th, 29:06.78) edged out Jason Sandfort (14th, 29:06.79)
Richie Brinker (right, 15th, 29:11.77) edged out Fasil Bizuneh (16th, 29:11.78).	Dathan Ritzenhein was the last runner to finish. He crossed the finish line in 31:13.91.	Because of the 27:38.50 he had run earlier in the season, and because Mike Donnelly did not meet the "A" standard...	...Ritzenhein did end up qualifying for the Olympic Team and running in Athens. Above: Meb Keflezighi celebrates his victory...	...with an American and Eritrean flag. Keflezighi was born in Eritrea but moved to the U.S. in 1987. He became a U.S. citizen in 1998.

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