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Diana Laura Bulimar (Romanian pronunciation: [diˈana
buliˈmar]; born 22
August 1995) is a
Romanian artistic gymnast and a 2-time
European Champion with...
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because of the two-per-country rule. On 6 August,
Diana Bulimar gave up her spot to Iordache, whom
Bulimar believed had a
better chance of medaling. ^ Raisman...
- Charleroi, Belgium. She won a
bronze medal in the team
event with
Diana Bulimar and
Slovenian gymnasts Rebeka Sarec and
Tatjana Holeczek. Individually...
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added to the
Romanian team for the 2013
World Championships after Diana Bulimar withdrew due to a knee injury. She
competed on the
balance beam and the...
- beam) Silivaș (floor) Popa (floor) Grigoraș (balance beam)
Cojocar (floor)
Bulimar (floor)
Amanar (vault) Drăgulescu (vault) Drăgulescu
piked (vault) Urzică...
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Sandra Izbașa,
Steliana Nistor,
Anamaria Tămârjan 2012 —
bronze medal Diana Bulimar,
Diana Chelaru,
Larisa Iordache,
Sandra Izbașa, Cătălina
Ponor 2016 — did...
- next in line in 9th place,
could not
qualify for the same reason.
Diana Bulimar, in 10th place,
qualified instead. Also
because of the two-per-country...
- best
young gymnasts of the Doha
World Cup. He
shared the
award with
Diana Bulimar. In the same year, the
Armenian athletes once
again took part in the 2012...
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competitors On the day
before the competition, it was
announced that
Diana Bulimar injured her foot, and
first reserve Lauren Mitc****
would take her place...
- Buitron-Oliver (1946–2002),
American classical archaeologist and
curator Diana Bulimar (born 1995),
Romanian gymnast Diana Burgoyne,
Canadian artist Diana Burrell...
