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Kyrgios free to compete after accepting one-month cocaine ban

Nick Kyrgios can return to tennis after a one-month suspension and entering a treatment program after testing positive for cocaine in June.

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What happened Nick Kyrgios can return to tennis after a one-month suspension and entering a treatment program after testing positive for cocaine in June.
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ABC News AustraliaNews report · Sep 3, 11:58 PM

Kyrgios free to compete after accepting one-month cocaine ban

Nick Kyrgios can return to tennis after a one-month suspension and entering a treatment program after testing positive for cocaine in June.

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Sep 3, 11:58 PM: ABC News Australia joined the source map.

Now: score hidden until the source match is cleaner. Story health is early pickup · awaiting comparison.