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Sherif, Mayar2

Riera, Julia0

Perrin, Conny1

Podoroska, Nadia2

Capurro Taborda, Martina0

Gorgodze, Ekaterine2

Monnet, Carole1

Pigossi, Laura2

Jeanjean, Leolia2

Anshba, Amina0

Maria, Carle1

Parry, Diane2

Nahimana, Sada0

Naya, Guillermina2

Udvardy,Panna2

Shnaider, Diana0

Hercog,Polona2

Bulgaru,Miriam1

Ferro, Fiona2

Alves, Carolina0

Errani, Sara0

Starodubtseva, Yulia2

Perez Alarcon, Lucciana0

Mandlik, Elizabeth2

Sierra, Solana0

Papamichail, Despina2

Seguel,Daniela2

Oz, Ipek0

Bondar, Anna1

Bejlek, Sara2

Bouzas Maneiro, Jessica2

Labrana, Fernanda0

Sherif, Mayar1

Hercog,Polona2

Seguel,Daniela0

Podoroska, Nadia2

Bejlek, Sara2

Gorgodze, Ekaterine0

Pigossi, Laura1

Mandlik, Elizabeth2

Jeanjean, Leolia2

Papamichail, Despina1

Ferro, Fiona0

Parry, Diane2

Starodubtseva, Yulia2

Naya, Guillermina0

Bouzas Maneiro, Jessica0

Udvardy,Panna2

Hercog,Polona1

Parry, Diane2

Jeanjean, Leolia0

Podoroska, Nadia2

Bejlek, Sara2

Udvardy,Panna1

Starodubtseva, Yulia0

Mandlik, Elizabeth2

Parry, Diane2

Mandlik, Elizabeth0

Podoroska, Nadia1

Bejlek, Sara2

Parry, Diane0

Bejlek, Sara2

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