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Their 6-Year-Old Daughter Was Dead, Killed By The Flu, But The Worrying Was Just Beginning
When their daughter was diagnosed with severe autism, Heather and Brandon Murray realized they'd have to protect her in ways they hadn't with their other two children. They never left her alone. They raised the locks in their house beyond her reach, so she couldn't get outside and hurt herself. They stuck a sign onto the back of their car: "In an e...
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Rio 2016: Sania Mirza-Rohan Bopanna Enter Mixed Doubles Semi-Finals
Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna entered the mixed doubles semi-finals as they beat Britain's Heather Watson and Andy Murray. They are now just a win away to be assured of a medal at Rio Olympics
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Agnieszka Radwanska Stars as Poland Down Great Britain at Hopman Cup
Poland defeated Great Britain 2-1 to stay on course for their second successive Hopman Cup final.
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Defending champion Heather Watson bows out of Japan Open
Monica Puig, seeded eighth in the event and ranked 48th in the world, outlasted 92nd-placed Watson 6-4, 6-4 in 94 minutes.
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Sania Mirza, Liezel Huber in quarter-finals of Eastbourne WTA event
Sania and Huber will now fight it out with Romania's Monica Niculescu and Czech Republic's Klara Zakopalova for a place in the semifinals.
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Heather Watson's French Open exit crowns miserable British showing
Laura Robson was sent packing Monday by former world number one Caroline Wozniacki and Elena Baltacha won just three games Tuesday in losing to New Zealand's Marina Erakovic.
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Sharapova aiming for rare double at Sony Open
World No.2 Maria Sharapova is aiming to become just the third player, after Steffi Graf and Kim Clijsters to win back-to-back Indian Wells and Sony Open titles.
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Agnieszka Radwanska continues her winning march
Poland's Radwanska is on an unmatched win run this year after claiming tournaments in Auckland and Sydney, and next faces one of two former world number ones, Ana Ivanovic or Jelana Jankovic.
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'Bonkers' Britain looks for Andy Murray, Heather Watson bounce
Having waited 76 years for a men's Grand Slam champion and 24 years to celebrate a women's tour winner, Britain, once the cash-heavy, running joke of world tennis, is suddenly a serious player.
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Maria Sharapova overcomes Heather Watson challenge
Maria Sharapova came back from one set down to beat Heather Watson 6-7 (9/7), 6-3, 6-4 in the second round of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo on Tuesday.
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Their 6-Year-Old Daughter Was Dead, Killed By The Flu, But The Worrying Was Just Beginning
When their daughter was diagnosed with severe autism, Heather and Brandon Murray realized they'd have to protect her in ways they hadn't with their other two children. They never left her alone. They raised the locks in their house beyond her reach, so she couldn't get outside and hurt herself. They stuck a sign onto the back of their car: "In an e...
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Rio 2016: Sania Mirza-Rohan Bopanna Enter Mixed Doubles Semi-Finals
Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna entered the mixed doubles semi-finals as they beat Britain's Heather Watson and Andy Murray. They are now just a win away to be assured of a medal at Rio Olympics
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Agnieszka Radwanska Stars as Poland Down Great Britain at Hopman Cup
Poland defeated Great Britain 2-1 to stay on course for their second successive Hopman Cup final.
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Defending champion Heather Watson bows out of Japan Open
Monica Puig, seeded eighth in the event and ranked 48th in the world, outlasted 92nd-placed Watson 6-4, 6-4 in 94 minutes.
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Sania Mirza, Liezel Huber in quarter-finals of Eastbourne WTA event
Sania and Huber will now fight it out with Romania's Monica Niculescu and Czech Republic's Klara Zakopalova for a place in the semifinals.
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Heather Watson's French Open exit crowns miserable British showing
Laura Robson was sent packing Monday by former world number one Caroline Wozniacki and Elena Baltacha won just three games Tuesday in losing to New Zealand's Marina Erakovic.
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Sharapova aiming for rare double at Sony Open
World No.2 Maria Sharapova is aiming to become just the third player, after Steffi Graf and Kim Clijsters to win back-to-back Indian Wells and Sony Open titles.
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Agnieszka Radwanska continues her winning march
Poland's Radwanska is on an unmatched win run this year after claiming tournaments in Auckland and Sydney, and next faces one of two former world number ones, Ana Ivanovic or Jelana Jankovic.
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'Bonkers' Britain looks for Andy Murray, Heather Watson bounce
Having waited 76 years for a men's Grand Slam champion and 24 years to celebrate a women's tour winner, Britain, once the cash-heavy, running joke of world tennis, is suddenly a serious player.
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Maria Sharapova overcomes Heather Watson challenge
Maria Sharapova came back from one set down to beat Heather Watson 6-7 (9/7), 6-3, 6-4 in the second round of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo on Tuesday.
