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The article discusses the U.S. President Joe Biden's successful push for significant new U.S. military aid for Ukraine, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. foreign policy and global leadership.

The article focuses on Coco Gauff, a teenage Grand Slam winner who recently faced a semifinal loss in China. While her earlier successes are commendable, the challenge lies in sustaining her career and not becoming a one-hit wonder like some others who saw rapid success in their teens. It also highlights examples of players like Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal who have managed enduring careers after early triumphs.

The article focuses on the challenges facing leaders of major tennis tournaments, including Tennis Australia and the U.S. Tennis Association, as they work on a plan to reshape the sport and address issues such as the lengthy season, and player exhaustion.

The article focuses on ecuavoley, a brand of three-a-side volleyball, being played by mostly immigrant families from Ecuador opposite the U.S. Open in New York City. Topics discussed include estimated number of people in Queens who were originally from the Andean country, origin of the game, and importance of the sport after the early weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.

The article focuses on the relationship between Julia Margaux Elbaba, a former professional tennis player, and doctor Matthew George Nevulis, who initially matched on Bumble but couldn't pursue a long-distance relationship until circumstances brought them closer.

The article discusses Randall Cobb's an American football wide receiver role as a key connection between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets' receiving corps, leveraging their close friendship and familiarity from their time together with the Green Bay Packers.

The article discusses Charter Communications message to media companies about the broken traditional cable television model and the need for fixing or abandoning it, amidst negotiations with Disney over rates and distribution of Disney's programming to Charter's subscribers.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of working as a freelance global sports reporter for the newspaper with his name misspelled in his first byline.

The article focuses on tennis player Aryna Sabalenka's refusal to attend a post-match news conference at the French Open due to feeling unsafe after a journalist from Ukraine questioned her about her support of Belarusian President Lukashenko and Russia's war against Ukraine. Topics include the debate over athlete's mental health and media obligations, the previous case involving Naomi Osaka, and the tense exchanges between Sabalenka and the Ukrainian journalist.

The article reports that Walking distance, and we are good walkers. We love good food, great design, a good vibe, but not over the top expensive. Then saturday and Sunday we will be out at Flushing Meadows until about 7 p.m., then back to Manhattan. So anywhere in between where we can hop off the train, have a culi- nary experience and back on the train later is great. MARIKE B.

The article covers the semifinal match of the 2015 Women's U.S. Open tennis tournament in which Roberta Vinci defeated Serena Williams in an upset victory. It notes that increased attention was on Williams as a victory in the tournament would have secured her fourth major tournament victory of the year, a feat known as the Grand Slam.

The article focuses on the return of tennis player Alexander Zverev, better known as Sascha, in the competition after suffering from an injury in the U.S.. It highlights Zverev's pictorial with Adidas, charity event, player party and sponsor event in which he will play badminton in a courtyard. It also mentions Zverev's preparations for the United States Open and his plans to win the game.

The article highlights the career and accomplishments of 20-year-old Mexican-American tennis player Ernesto Escobedo. Topics mentioned include the Abierto Mexicano Telcel professional tennis tournament, Escobedo's performance at the U.S. Open in August 2016 and the Australian Open in January 2017, and the cost of developing a tennis player from age 5 to 18 according to the Lawn Tennis Association of Britain.

An essay is presented on the lack of opportunities for skilled tennis players in Africa, such the lack of access to top competition that prevent them from achieving success. He discusses the importance of understanding African tennis in exploring the future of junior athletes and young tennis players and tennis clubs, the International Tennis Federation (ITF), and tennis player Ernest Habiyambere of Rwanda.

The article focuses on games and life of tennis player Serena Williams. She won four consecutive Grand Slam titles in 2003. In 2006 she took a six-month break from competitions and then in January 2007 stunned serious tennis fans by her comeback. In addition to tennis she loves modeling, fashion design and acting. Serena has four sisters including tennis player Venus Williams. Her family was totally devoted to tennis and her father Richard Williams started their training from their childhood.

The article presents photographs of athletic achievement including the 2006 United States Open Women's Tennis Final, the 2006 Rip Curl Pro Pipeline Masters surfing competition, the 2007 National Football League Super Bowl XLI, and the 2007 Kentucky Derby horse racing event.

The article reports on the victory of Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu against Serena Williams in the 2019 U.S. Open. Topics discussed include significance of Andreescu's victory against Williams, career background of Andreescu, and injuries suffered by Andreescu, including back problems and torn rotator cuff.

The article reports on the use of bathroom breaks during tennis tournaments. It mentions the rules that govern the time outs for players to use the bathroom, players' use of such breaks to regroup or break their opponent's game, and the question of abuse of bathroom breaks.

The article reports on the unveiling of a granite sculpture of the late African American tennis player Althea Gibson by the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) outside Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City. Topics discussed include the accomplishments earned by Gibson such as earning a Grand Slam title at the 1956 French Championships, the reputation earned by Gibson acknowledged by African American USTA President Katrina Adams, and the significance of her career to African American women.

The article deals with the decision of U.S. tennis player Serena Williams to retire in the first set of the Rogers Cup final due to back spasms. Topics covered include her performance against Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu who eventually won the Rogers Cup, the failure of Williams to win a title of any kind since giving birth to her daughter on September 1, 2017, and an outlook for the career of Andreescu in tennis.

Presents the results of various tennis matches compiled for February 4, 2005. Volvo Women's Open; Toray Pan Pacific Open; ATP Bellsouth Open.

Reports on tennis player, Maria Sharapova's victory over Maria Vento-Kabchi during the second round of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, Japan.

Reports on developments concerning tennis tournaments around the world. Milan Indoors in Milan, Italy; Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, Japan; Volvo Women's Open in Pattay, Thailand; Millennium International Championships in Delray Beach, Florida; Bellsouth Open in Vina Del Mar, Chile.

Presents the scores of the players in tennis tournaments. Milan Indoors in Milan, Italy; Bellsouth Open at the Vina del Mar, Chile.

Reports that Donald Young won the boy's junior title over Kim Sun Yong at the Australian Open in 2005 to become the youngest player to win a junior Grand Slam.

Reports that tennis player Martina Hingis, who has been sidelined by ankle injuries since 2002, is scheduled to make her first appearance in a WTA Tour event at the Volvo Women's Open ion 2005.

Reports on Marat Safin's victory over Lleyton Hewitt in their match at the Australian Open in 2005. Game highlights; Box scores; Background information on the players.

Presents a recap of tennis events at the Australian Open tournament last January 30, 2005. Top players; Box scores; Player matchups.

Reports on the games played at the 2005 Australian Open tennis tournament as of January 29, 2005.

Highlights the victory of U.S. women's tennis player Serena Williams over Lindsay Davenport in the 2005 Australian Open held in January 2005. Matches won leading to the championship; Career highlights; Major plays.

Reports on the victory of tennis player Marat Safin over Roger Federer during Australian Open tournament. Scores of the game; Factors contributing to the victory of Safin; Performance of both players; Brief background of players' career.

Presents the scores of several tennis players participating at the Australian Open. Marat Safin; Serena Williams; Wayne Black; Mike Bryan.

Presents information updates, figures and statistics about the 2005 Australian Open tennis tournament as of January 2005. Men and women's singles quarterfinal scores; Doubles quarterfinal scores; Mixed doubles; Junior singles for boys and girls; Junior doubles for boys and girls; Tennis players; Participation by top seed players Marat Safin, Rodger Federer, Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams.

Reports that Slovakia won the Hopman Cup tennis tournament in Perth, Australia, beating Argentina in the final behind victories by Daniela Hantuchova and Dominik Hrbaty.

Presents information on the outcome of matches in several tennis tournaments as of January 8, 2005. Tournament name; Singles matches; Doubles matches; Championships; Victories by Patty Schnyder, Roger Federer, Joachim Johansson, Paradorn Srichaphan and others.

Reports that Roger Federer beat Ivan Ljubicic in the Qatar Open final tennis tournament, for his 21st straight match victory.

Reports that Elena Dementieva defeated Venus Williams, 6-3, 6-2, to win the Watsons Water exhibition tournament in Hong Kong, China.

Reports that Taylor Dent and Joachim Johansson won semifinals in straight sets to reach the final of the Australian men's hardcourt tennis championships in Adelaide.

Reports that Paradorn Srichaphan beat Tomas Zib to reach his fourth straight final at the Chennai Open tennis tournament, slating him to play defending champion Carlos Moya for the title.

Reports that defending champion Justine Henin-Hardenne withdrew from the 2005 Australian Open tennis tournament because of a knee injury. Previous finalist Kim Clijster's withdrawal due to a wrist injury; Disappointment expressed by Henin-Hardenne at not being able to play.

Reports that top-ranked Roger Federer defeated Nikolay Davydenko to reach the final round of the Qatar Open tennis tournament in Doha. Federer's game against Ivan Ljubicic on January 8, 2005.

Reports on developments concerning sports teams and players as of January 8, 2005. Trading of players between sports teams; Developments concerning college sports; Schedule of professional basketball games; Results from different tennis tournaments; National Football League (NFL) playoff schedule.