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Tennis world mourns the passing of Jana Novotna
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Jana Novotna died tragically young, but the memory of her comforted by Royalty is unforgettable | Daily Mail Online
Jana Novotna remembered fondly by compatriots, fans and playing peers
A tennis life like no other: Remembering Jana Novotna
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Jana Novotna, Wimbledon Champion Tennis Player, Dies at 49
From meltdown to triumph –Jana Novotna left abundant memories to cherish
Jana Novotna Dies Aged 49 After Long Battle With Cancer | Tennis Forum
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Former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna dies at 49 - Los Angeles Times
In Memoriam: Jana Novotna, A Great Champion & A Great Friend
Jana Novotna's Wimbledon tears and Duchess of Kent's tender comfort left a lasting impression - Mirror Online
Former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna dies at age 49
Why Did Jana Novotna Die? Cancer Claims Former Wimbledon Champion
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Much missed but never forgotten' - sporting world reacts to death of Jana Novotna - Eurosport
Number three seed Jana Novotna of the Czech Republic jumps into the air upon playing a return to Romania's Irina Spirlea during their fourth round match at the Wimbledon tennis championships June
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Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna dies after long battle with cancer - ABC News
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