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Japan TimesNews report · Sep 4, 7:33 AM
Influencers and content creators test boundaries of tennis etiquette at U.S. Open
The growing love affair between influencers and the premier American tennis event has caused some growing pains.
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Influencers and content creators test boundaries of tennis etiquette at U.S. Open
i News (UK) and Japan Times describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened The growing love affair between influencers and the premier American tennis event has caused some growing pains.
The headline split The left frames it as "Shut up and watch tennis! Why US Open fans have been told to ‘learn etiquette’". The center frames it as "Influencers and content creators test boundaries of tennis etiquette at U.S. Open".
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Left / center-leftShut up and watch tennis! Why US Open fans have been told to ‘learn etiquette’
iNews (UK) · Center-left · News report
CenterInfluencers and content creators test boundaries of tennis etiquette at U.S. Open
Japan Times · Center · News report
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iNews (UK)News report · Sep 4, 7:00 AM
Shut up and watch tennis! Why US Open fans have been told to ‘learn etiquette’
Two-time champion Naomi Osaka said that 'if you come to a sporting event, you have to respect the sport' after her match was stopped several times to tell the crowd to quieten down
Details63/99 Wording Gap · Low confidence · 2 sources
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