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                    [Title] => Romanian drama: the mayor, the soprano and the champion
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                    [Title] => With 11th French, Nadal not obsessed with Federer’s 20 Slams
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                    [Title] => Thiem: Easier to watch Nadal on TV in French Open final
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                    [Title] => 4th time’s the charm: Halep tops Stephens to win French Open
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                    [Title] => Nadal drops set, but rain suspends French Open quarterfinal
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                    [Title] => Djokovic falters, Ceccchinato soars in French Open stunner
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                    [Title] => Nadal powers into 4th round with French Open streaks intact
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                    [Title] => Get ready for Serena Williams vs. Maria Sharapova in Paris
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                    [Title] => After acing academics, player with PhD hitting aces in Paris
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                    [Title] => Up-and-comers will try to announce arrival at French Open
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2018 French Open

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                    [Title] => Nadal drops set, but rain suspends French Open quarterfinal
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                    [Title] => Djokovic falters, Ceccchinato soars in French Open stunner
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