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Palermo opens way for return of Tours amid pandemic - Stabroek News

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(Reuters) - High-profile withdrawals and a player testing COVID-19 positive threatened to derail the Palermo Ladies Open before it even started but despite the early jitters the event heralded tennis’ return from the forced shutdown after five months.

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