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Bucsa, Cristina2

Fruhvirtova, Linda0

Parry, Diane2

Bronzetti, Lucia0

Davis,Lauren1

Li, Ann2

Boulter, Katie1

Osario, Camila1

Cocciaretto, Elisabetta

Xiyu,Wang

Tsurenko,Lesia1

Townsend, Taylor2

Fernandez, Leylah1

Navarro, Emma2

Parks,Alycia2

Zvonareva,Vera0

Gracheva, Varvara2

Danilina , Anna1

Siegemund,Laura1

Cornet,Alize1

Noskova, Linda2

Frech, Magdalena1

Hsieh,Su Wei0

Trevisan, Martina2

Paolini, Jasmine2

Masarova,Rebeka1

Sorribes Tormo, Sara0

Putintseva,Yulia2

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

Bogdan,Ana1

Giorgi, Camila1

Marino, Rebecca1

Gracheva, Varvara0

Bucsa, Cristina2

Noskova, Linda2

Parry, Diane0

Li, Ann2

Cornet,Alize0

Paolini, Jasmine2

Osario, Camila0

Xiyu,Wang2

Putintseva,Yulia0

Townsend, Taylor1

Trevisan, Martina2

Marino, Rebecca1

Navarro, Emma2

Parks,Alycia1

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

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