Can you paraphrase this sentence, sticking as close as possible to the original meaning?
Had he (the winner of the 2012 Olympic Marathon) been racing against the winner of the 1904 Olympic marathon, he would have won by nearly an hour and a
half.

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Can you paraphrase this sentence, sticking as close as possible to the original meaning?  
 Had he (the winner of the 2012 Olympic Marathon) been racing against the winner of the 1904 Olympic marathon, he would have won by nearly an hour and a
	half.

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If he had been racing against the winner of the 1904 Olympic marathon, he would have won by nearly an hour and a
	half.

Answer

If he were racing against the winner of the 1904 Olympic marathon, he would win by nearly an hour and a
	half.

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If he raced against the 1904 Olympic champion, would he win by an hour and a half?

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