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Eagle helps Westwood into Abu Dhabi lead

Lee Westwood conjured up a magical eagle to help lift him into a third round lead at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Saturday. Westwood, who turns 47 in April, shot a seven-under par 65 to move one shot ahead of Austria’s Bernd Wiesberger, who also shot a 65, and overnight leader Francesco Laporta of

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