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Stevens 5/1 to win Strictly Come Dancing
Saturday 13 September 2008
Cherie Lunghi is 1/2 to go further than Don Warrington, who is quoted at 6/4.
John Sergeant is 5/2 to be the first voted off the show, and a 66/1 rank outsider to win the event.
'Britain's Next Top Model' presenter Lisa Snowdon is at 8/1.
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