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Harriet Dart defeats fifth seed Paula Badosa to reach Guangzhou Open semi-finals

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BBC SportHarriet Dart defeats fifth seed Paula Badosa to reach Guangzhou Open semi-finals
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Dart came from a set down to secure a 3-6 6-2 6-4 victory and reach the final four of a WTA event for only the second time ever

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