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In a picture taken with an underwater camera Germany's Sascha Klein and 
Patrick Hausding compete in the men's 10-metre synchro platform preliminary 
diving event in the FINA World Championships at the Piscina Municipal de 
Montjuic in Barcelona on July 21, 2013.AFPBARCELONA (AFP)  China's Olympic 
champions Cao Yuan and Zhang Yanquan suffered a shock defeat in Sunday's 
10m men's synchronised platform final at the world aquatic championships 
as Germany claimed a historic gold.The German pair of Sascha Klein and 
Patrick Hausding claimed the world title with 461.46 points from Russia's 
Victor Minibaev and Artem Chesakov second on 445.96 while Cao and Zhang 
settled for bronze on 445.56.This was Germany's first ever synchronised 
diving gold at a world aquatic championships.China's Olympic champions Cao, 
18, and Zhang, 19, had led going into the fourth round, but 
a rare mistake saw the teenage pair drop to third.Having won the 
women's 3m synchronised gold on Saturday's first day of competition at the 
world championships, China had been looking to emulate their 2011 success 
when their team swept all 10 diving gold medals.
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influential Greens party's spokeswoman on the Great Barrier Reef, described 
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