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Schynder: Returning from injury lay-off Also see Tennis Results WTA Schedule Tennis on Sky Messageboards Virginie Razzano was an early casualty at the Open GDF Suez in Paris as she was knocked out by Patty Schnyder. Razzano, seeded seventh, fell to a 6-3 ... Read Full Story

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