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On Tennis: Henin suffers uncharacteristic lack of focus
nwsource.com May 12, 2008
Given the way she was talking, Justine Henin's early exit from yet another tournament wasn't that much of a surprise. ... Henin continued to slump following an utterly dominant 2007 season, losing to Russian Dinara Safina in the third round of the German Open last week....
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- David Ferrer,
- Serena Williams,
- Roger Federer,
- Andy Roddick,
- Marat Safin,
- Juan Martin Del Potro,
- Andy Murray,
- Rafael Nadal,
- Justine Henin,
- Juan Carlos Ferrero,
- Pierre-Yves Hardenne,
- James Blake,
- Nicole Vaidisova,
- Radek Stepanek
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