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Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka, 2021.
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Tennis star Naomi Osaka at the U.S. Open, 2020; her face mask names George Floyd,...
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Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka at the Australian Open, 2020.
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Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka after winning the U.S. Open, 2020.
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