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Noodle challenge not that hard to stomach

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Sat, 25 Jan, 2014 - 00:00

CHINA'S ‘KING’ EATER HAS MORE TO STOMACH

CHINA: After swallowing two dozen bowls of noodles, the surprisingly lean man described as China’s “Big Stomach King” had barely broken sweat and announced his hunger for more.

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