A swimmer has achieved a notable feat in the women's 50-meter freestyle. Kate Douglass, a 24-year-old athlete, lowered her own world record in this event for the second time on Saturday. 19 seconds.
49 seconds, taking the record from her teammate Gretchen Walsh. Further details about this achievement are available from the source, including Douglass's history with the event and her previous record-breaking times.
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