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Djokovic in tears after shock US Open first-round loss

Novak Djokovic was eliminated in the first round of the US Open, a surprising and early exit for the tennis great. He broke down in tears during the match, highlighting the emotional impact of the defeat. This is one of his earliest Grand Slam losses in years.

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Sharp objects found in Halloween sweets across three European countries

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