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	Heavily favoured to win another medal in the Olympics of Beijing, Halkia was sent home on [[August 17]], [[2008]], after she tested positive for M3 - a banned steroid.		Heavily favoured to win another medal in the Olympics of Beijing, Halkia was sent home on [[August 17]], [[2008]], after she tested positive for M3 - a banned steroid.
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		+	On [[November 21]], [[2008]], Halkia was suspended for two years by the Greek athletics federation [[SEGAS]].

	'''Fani Halkia''' was a former [[high jump]]er, and had studied to become a TV journalist in 2000/2001 when injured.		'''Fani Halkia''' was a former [[high jump]]er, and had studied to become a TV journalist in 2000/2001 when injured.

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+[[Image:Xalkia350.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Fani Chalkia]] at [[Athens 2004]] Olympics.]]
 '''Fani Halkia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete. She won gold in the women's [[400m hurdles]] at the [[2004 Summer Olympics]] in [[Athens]].  The victory was all the more memorable for Fani as it came in front of her home fans. In the semi-final on the [[August 22|22nd August]] Halkia had set a new Olympic record of 52.77, eclipsing the previous best of 52.82 set by Jamaica's Deon Hemmings at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

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-'''Fani Halkia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a Greek athlete. She won gold in the women's 400m hurdles at the [[2004 Summer Olympics]] in [[Athens]].  The victory was all the more memorable for Fani as it came in front of her home fans. In the semi-final on the [[August 22|22nd August]] Halkia had set a new Olympic record of 52.77, eclipsing the previous best of 52.82 set by Jamaica's Deon Hemmings at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
+'''Fani Halkia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete. She won gold in the women's [[400m hurdles]] at the [[2004 Summer Olympics]] in [[Athens]].  The victory was all the more memorable for Fani as it came in front of her home fans. In the semi-final on the [[August 22|22nd August]] Halkia had set a new Olympic record of 52.77, eclipsing the previous best of 52.82 set by Jamaica's Deon Hemmings at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
-'''Fani Halkia''' was a former high jumper, and had studied to become a TV journalist in 2000/2001 when injured.
+Heavily favoured to win another medal in the Olympics of Beijing, Halkia was sent home on [[August 17]], [[2008]], after she tested positive for M3 - a banned steroid.
 *Club: Pelasgos Larissas

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-'''Fani Halkia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a Greek athlete. She won gold in the women's 400m hurdles at the [[2004 Summer Olympics]] in [[Athens]].  Fani set the Olympic record of 52.77 seconds during the semi-finals of the 400mH.
+'''Fani Halkia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a Greek athlete. She won gold in the women's 400m hurdles at the [[2004 Summer Olympics]] in [[Athens]].  The victory was all the more memorable for Fani as it came in front of her home fans. In the semi-final on the [[August 22|22nd August]] Halkia had set a new Olympic record of 52.77, eclipsing the previous best of 52.82 set by Jamaica's Deon Hemmings at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
 [[Category:1979 births|Halkia, Fani]]
 [[Category:Women Athletes|Halkia, Fani]]
 [[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists|Halkia, Fani]]

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 [[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists|Halkia, Fani]]