The Short List of Things to Do
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L. Jon Wertheim's writing has more of Rafael Nadal's panache than Roger Federer's elegance. But in this entertaining account of last summer's Wimbledon final, the author's sympathies are with Federer, a noble champion watching his five-year reign slip away.
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