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Postcard from Wimbledon: Practice is a Privilege

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By Caira Conner
| Racquet Verified
In 1967, one year before the first Wimbledon Championships of the Open Era, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club—the private members' club that hosts the green- and purple-hued tournament—purchased an unassuming 11-acre parcel of land directly north of its grounds, which until that point had extended no farther than Centre Court.
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Paul W. Downs Knew How Hacks Would End from the Very Beginning

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By Caira Conner
| Esquire Singapore Verified
This story contains spoilers for the series finale of Hacks. Paul W. Downs always knew how Hacks would end. The show’s protagonist, comedian Deborah Vance (Jean Smart)—after a five-decade career rich with triumphs, spoils, and setbacks—would be diagnosed with cancer and decide to kill herself, with professional assistance, in Switzerland. Her antagonist-turned-platonic-love-and-writing-partner, Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder), would be at her side to say goodbye.
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Paul Downs always knew how 'Hacks' would end

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By Caira Conner
| Esquire Australia
The metamorphic writer, director, and actor took us inside the staggering series finale of his HBO comedy PAUL W. DOWNS always knew how Hacks would end. The show’s protagonist, comedian Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) – after a five-decade career rich with triumphs, spoils, and setbacks – would be diagnosed with cancer and decide to kill herself, with professional assistance, in Switzerland.
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