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She plays for and represents Russia.

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Every four years. This applies for both the summer and winter Olympic games. The summer and winter Olympics are held two years apart from each other.

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They used to be, i wish they still were, they would make a great couple.

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The four major professional tennis tournaments consist of the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open. These four major tournaments are considered the "Grand Slam" tournaments.

The Australian Open is the first of the four to be played each year, with the event occurring in the second half of January.

The French Open is the second Grand Slam to be played, and it occurs around late-May to early June.

Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the year, takes place shortly after the French Open. It occurs from late June to early July.

The US Open is the fourth and final Grand Slam to take place each year. The only Grand Slam played on US soil, it takes place from late August to the first half of September.

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Tennis balls are made of a layer of rubber surrounding a hollow center. Then they put a thin layer of adhesive on the rubber and cover it with a layer of felt (usually yellow). The letters that you may see on the felt are just black ink. The air pressure inside the ball is 12 psi (pounds per square inch) greater than ambient air pressure at sea level (the 'normal' air pressure all around you). The ambient air pressure is 14.7 psi, so all together, the pressure inside the ball is 26.7 psi. I'm not quite sure what you mean by the 'amount of air inside the ball,' but you can figure out how much space is in the ball using the equation for the volume of a sphere (4/3*pi*r^3). A tennis ball that I have here is 2 1/4 inches across, with 1/8 inch thick rubber all around. So the open space inside is 2 inches across (the diameter is 2 inches). The radius (r) is half of that, so r=1 inch. So the volume of the inside of the ball is 4/3*pi (pi=3.14) inches^3 = 4.2 inches^3. (You would say this as 4.2 cubic inches of open space.)

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1.15 million dollars

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Keep your feet moving and watch your opponent's body language. These are the two major keys to anticipating your opponent's next shot. Make sure to do a split-step every time your partner makes contact with the ball. A split-step allows you to be in balance, on the balls of your feet, and ready to move any direction. Observe professional tennis players and you will notice that they do this every time. Make sure to split step when your opponent serves as well. Check out your opponent

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Meka

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There are quite a few funny team names out there! Some of them are Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies, Better With Beer, Toxic Sushi, Scuba Steves and Average Joe's.

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bad boys by alexandre burke

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channel 7

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Serena Williams is very competitive and driven to do well. She has come back after injuries when others might have retired.

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126(qualified) nations and 204(estimated) nations

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No, it is not very hard to prove. If you look up the part that states what classifies as labeling in the constitution act and match it to your situation a good judge would understand it and rule it for you. A bad judge would find ways to discredit it even though he or she knows that you are correct and within the law. Usually when they use it against you, it means that they are not being bias and they are with the other party and they are hoping for the other party to win. Going to hire courts won't help because if it is decided for you to fail all parties already agreed on it and it is a waste of time for you and a lot of negative energy that will drain you because they will keep it up until you are totally drained and eventually you give up or kill yourself from all the stress they have caused you and the realization that there is no justice in this world.

a good example of labeling that should be illegal under our law but is overlooked is when doctors label their patients and call it a mental disorder to bypass the law. There is no lupul to the law. A good judge with integrity should know that. Especially when someone is getting hurt by it. Another example is when the government calls regular good citizens that report illegal acts "whistleblowers". They should know that labeling is illegal. When a government official breaks the law the punishment should be double or triple the punishment of a regular citizen because they have studied the law, they know the law and they are in a position of power.

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The next major grandslam after aus open is The french open(roland garros).

yeah and i cant wait to see nadal back with his over the head forehands. Well nadal should be very confident since he hasnt played for much time now and due to this he might be slightly unaware of the new gameplays the players are using. We wish him luck guys

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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was born on April 17, 1985.

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Burn it off with an aerosol can and a lighter. Be careful!

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6 new balls at each change over.

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No

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Women- Maria Sharapova. Men- Novak Djokovic.

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Either Sydney or Melbourne.

The last two years it was held in Melbourne, but the two years before that it was held in sydney. So hopefully it'll be held in sydney for 2011.

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The number one mens tennis player is Novak Djokovic of Serbia.

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By Liz Sayers from Australia.

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