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    Canadian tennis almost had its moment

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    The game changers

    This year’s winners: the game changers

    From Arcade Fire, through Mark Carney to the Palestinians–whatever they did, this year they played by their own rules

    The man to beat

    Novak Djokovic: the man to beat

    Does Djokovic’s rise to the top of the ranking spell the end of the Nadal-Federer era?

    Coming out swinging

    Coming out swinging

    McEnroe is still taking big shots, a twittering Scot, and McIlroy sets his sites on No. 1

    Newsmaker

    Newsmakers: June 30 – July 7, 2011

    Prince Harry has a new gal, Thailand elects a woman, and at least one Canadian mayor will march at Pride

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    Small Balls: Wednesday June 25, 2008

    La première étoile: Russian Marat Safin caused a sensational upset today at Wimbledon by knocking out top-seed Novak Djokovic, ranked No. 3 in the world. Safin, struggling at No. 75, admitted that he’d already booked himself a flight home to Moscow tonight. Cancel that, eh?