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Sports coverage of tennis upset and women's soccer World Cup semifinal

The passage contains only generic sports results with no mention of influential political or financial actors, no allegations, transactions, or controversial actions. It offers no investigative leads. 15-year-old American won a third-round tennis match against Polona Hercog. Alex Morgan and Alyssa Naeher led US women to a 2-1 World Cup semifinal win over England.

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #029875
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The passage contains only generic sports results with no mention of influential political or financial actors, no allegations, transactions, or controversial actions. It offers no investigative leads. 15-year-old American won a third-round tennis match against Polona Hercog. Alex Morgan and Alyssa Naeher led US women to a 2-1 World Cup semifinal win over England.

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= usatoday.com / Scott Gleeson The 15-year-old American pulled off another huge upset Friday, this one in a third-round thriller that saw her come back to beat Slovenian Polona Hercog... Alex Morgan and Alyssa Naeher lead U.S. women to 2-1 victory over England in World Cup semis

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