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Highly unlikely, unless the finish is amazing. 8.5 60m will likely net in the mid 15 range for 110m. To run 14.5 over 110m, you need to run around 7.8 60m

It is very dependant on how you hurdle. I personally have run 8.15 as a PR in the 60mH in the same year that I ran 13.88 in the 110s.

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