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In pictures: Strongman Larry Williams pulls 9-tonne school bus in Dubai

Strongman Larry 'Wheels' Williams pulls a nine tonne bus 20-metres, in front of the school

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American strongman Larry Williams pulling the school bus filled with kids at GEMS International school in Dubai. The 24-year-old American originally from New York - who is one of 18 of the world’s strongest is touring Dubai schools to promote a healthy and active lifestyle ahead of the World’s Ultimate Strongman competition at Meydan on October 25.
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Larry Williams get ready to pull the school bus filled with kids at GEMS International school in Dubai. The school bus he pulled had 31 students onboard.
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Students from GEMS International school board the bus which was pulled by American strongman Larry Williams in Dubai.
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American strongman Larry Williams pulling the school bus filled with kids at GEMS International school in Dubai.
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American strongman Larry Williams with students after pulling the school bus filled with kids at GEMS International school in Dubai.
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American strongman Larry Williams after pulling the school bus filled with kids at GEMS International school in Dubai.
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Students from GEMS International school seek autograph from American strongman Larry Williams after he pulled a school bus filled with kids in Dubai.
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Rhea Sethi, Lovro Zorc and Isabella Vitali from GEMS International school after watcing American strongman Larry Williams pulling the school bus filled with kids in Dubai.
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