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US Open 2014  - Q 3rd round
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Carina Witthoeft
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Carina Witthoeft
 
Maryna Zanevska
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32
176cm
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Kumkhum.L
63 64
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Brady.J
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Aug 2014
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Gibbs.N
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Windley.J
75 61
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Paszek.T
60 61
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Vasylyeva.A
57 61 64
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Ozaki.R
46 76 64
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Tomljanovic.A
63 64
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Rus.A
63 62
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Minella.M
61 64
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76 62
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36 61 75
P.Vinogradova
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36 63 75
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64 46 63
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61 62
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61 64
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75 62
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