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‘Fruit of the devil’: Hainan’s betel nut sellers suffer from stuttering economy
Porsche reports steep fall in orders from Europe and China
Couple who ran Swedish eco-resort say 158 barrels of human waste left behind was ‘very normal’
Will Trump’s tariff chaos be China’s gain in global trade wars?
Sydneysider beats Belarusian Ilya Ivashka in four setsFellow Australians Alexei Popyrin and Chris O’Connell go out
For a man who moves so swiftly around a tennis court, the key to Alex de Minaur’s opening success at Roland Garros on Monday over Belarusian Ilya Ivashka was stillness.
There was a moment midway through the match where, as had happened in previous failed campaigns in Paris, the Australian might have lost the battle with his mind and the match.
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