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Room with a view: US Open seeds get taste of the suite life | The Atlanta Voice

  • Sep 3, 2020
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The see-and-be-seen scene in the U.S. Open’s Arthur Ashe Stadium corporate suites is different this year: The usual cast of celebrities, socialites and sponsors — banned, along with all spectators, because of the pandemic — has been replaced by the stars of the sport themselves. The 64 seeded players in the women’s and men’s singles draws, along with past champions Venus Williams, […]

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