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Mirela Durak (born March 10, 1990 in Varaždin ) is a Croatian table tennis player . She is right-handed and uses the European shakehand stick position as a handle . Together with the team she won a bronze medal at the European Championships in 2009 .
Mirela Durak 
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Nation:
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Croatia Croatia
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Date of birth:
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March 10, 1990
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Place of birth:
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Varaždin
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Size:
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171 cm
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Weight:
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62 kg
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Playing hand:
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right
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How to play:
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Shakehand
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Best world ranking :
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237 (May 2018)
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Results from the ITTF database
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event
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year
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place
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country
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singles
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Double
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Mixed
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team
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| HRV
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European Championship
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2017
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Luxembourg
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LUX
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14th
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| HRV
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European Championship
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2009
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Stuttgart
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GER
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last 64
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last 32
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3
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| HRV
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Challenge Series
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2018
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Zagreb
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HRV
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last 64
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Semifinals
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| HRV
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Challenge Series
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2017
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Zagreb
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HRV
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last 64
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Semifinals
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| HRV
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Challenge Series
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2017
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Otočec
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SVN
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Agony
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last 16
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2017
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Olomouc
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CZE
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Agony
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last 16
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2010
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Otočec
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SVN
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Agony
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last 32
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Warsaw
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POLE
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last 32
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last 32
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Sheffield
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CLOSELY
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Agony
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last 32
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Incheon
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COR
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Agony
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last 16
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Bremen
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GER
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Agony
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last 16
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Copenhagen
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THE
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last 32
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last 16
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2009
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Velenje
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SVN
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Agony
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2008
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Warsaw
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POLE
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last 32
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last 32
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2008
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Linz
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AUT
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last 64
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last 128
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2007
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Doha
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QAT
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Agony
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last 32
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2007
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Zagreb
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HRV
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Agony
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last 64
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2005
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Velenje
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SVN
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Agony
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| HRV
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Pro tour
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2004
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Zagreb
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HRV
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Agony
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| HRV
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Pro Tour Grand Finals
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2009
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Macau
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MAC
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immediately canceled
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| HRV
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European youth championship
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2008
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Terni
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RUS
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last 32
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Semifinals
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Quarter finals
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11
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| HRV
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European youth championship
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2007
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Bratislava
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SVK
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last 64
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last 32
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last 32
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12
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| HRV
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European youth championship
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2006
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Sarajevo
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BIH
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last 32
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last 16
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last 128
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Quarter finals
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| HRV
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European Schoolchildren Championship
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2005
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Prague
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CZE
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last 16
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Semifinals
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last 32
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9
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| HRV
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European Schoolchildren Championship
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2003
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Novi Sad
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SRB
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last 128
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| HRV
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European Schoolchildren Championship
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2002
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Moscow
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RUS
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last 64
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last 128
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| HRV
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Youth World Championship
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2008
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Madrid
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ESP
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last 32
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last 32
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last 64
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| HRV
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Youth World Championship
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2007
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Palo Alto
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ITA
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last 32
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last 32
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last 64
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| HRV
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Youth World Championship
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2006
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Cairo
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EGY
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last 64
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last 16
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last 64
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| HRV
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Youth World Championship
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2005
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Linz
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AUT
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last 32
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last 64
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| HRV
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World Championship
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2017
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Dusseldorf
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GER
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Agony
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last 64
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Agony
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| HRV
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World Championship
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2010
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Moscow
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RUS
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11
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| HRV
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World Championship
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2009
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Yokohama
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JPN
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last 128
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last 64
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last 128
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| HRV
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World Championship
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2007
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Zagreb
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HRV
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last 128
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Web links
Individual evidence
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↑ Durak, Mirela. Retrieved May 14, 2020 .
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↑ Durak Mirela: video, ranking. Retrieved May 14, 2020 .
