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Ali Carter given all clear from cancer for second time in two years

SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND - APRIL 25:  Ali Carter in action against Mark Selby during the second round of The Dafabet World Snooker Championship at Crucible Theat
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Two-time World Championship runner-up Ali Carter has been given the all clear from cancer for the second time in two years.

The snooker player announced the news on Twitter on Friday evening, saying: "Two beautiful words that I've been waiting for!! 'ALL CLEAR' I can now concentrate on getting my life and career back! #beatingcancer"

Carter, who was last year treated for testicular cancer and has battled Crohn's disease for over a decade, revealed he would undergo a course of chemotherapy in May of this year after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

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The 35-year-old then returned to action in October at the General Cup in Hong Kong following a final round of treatment and ended the tournament as the champion after beating Shaun Murphy in the final.

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