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World number one Dinara Safina suffered a case of déjà vu as she was beaten by Tamarine Tanasugarn in the semi-finals of the WTA Ordina Open in Holland on Friday.
The Russian lost in the final of the same grasscourt tournament to the 32-year-old Thai star last year.
This time she lost 7-5, 7-5 as the Thai veteran, who has won two WTA Tour singles titles, came back from 4-2 down in the second set to win, raising her record against the top-seeded Russian to 2-1.
It was also Tamarine's first career win over a reigning world number one, although she admitted the match could have gone either way.
"Today was a very difficult match for both of us, especially because of the conditions - the wind kept on changing," said Tamarine.
"The match could have gone either way. I just tried to play my game and stay focused."
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