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In 2019, 27-/37-Across won her second Grand Slam title at this Melbourne tournament: 2 wds. Crossword Clue

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In 2019, 27-/37-Across won her second Grand Slam title at this Melbourne tournament: 2 wds. Crossword Puzzle Clue Answer

The crossword puzzle clue "In 2019, 27-/37-Across won her second Grand Slam title at this Melbourne tournament: 2 wds." was most recently sighted in the Crosswords With Friends Crossword Puzzle on July 12, 2019. We've found one potential crossword answer that perfectly fits the bill.

The most feasible crossword answer for the "In 2019, 27-/37-Across won her second Grand Slam title at this Melbourne tournament: 2 wds." crossword clue is "AUSTRALIANOPEN".

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