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Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva beats Marta Kostyuk to reach French Open final
Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva reaches her first major final with a dominant victory over Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk at the French Open.
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Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva reaches her first major final with a dominant victory over Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk at the French Open.
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Marta Kostyuk dedicates her French Open first-round victory to Ukraine after Russian drones and missiles struck the country.
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Photographs of the life-size doll that Kokoschka had made to resemble his ex-lover Alma Mahler.