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By Tony Jimenez TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson was purring with delight after reducing his five-shot overnight deficit on leader Phil Mickelson to a single stroke in the British Open second round on Friday. Stenson knew five-times major winner Mickelson's pedigree was such that the American was unlikely to make many unforced errors and the Swede would have to press hard on his golfing accelerator. "I was hanging on for dear life on 11 and 12," said Stenson.
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