And Trump will surely commit more unforced errors, like the government shutdown.
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After several more unforced errors, Marrero served again, with his team down by 0-5.
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By the end, Ostapenko had far more winners, 22-25, but also far more unforced errors, 23-7.
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"He's making more unforced errors than Sanders has," said University of New Hampshire pollster Andy Smith of Biden.
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It won her some cheap points, but she committed more unforced errors to fade away in the contest.
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While Federer totaled 46 winners in the match compared with the Serb's 31, he had 17 more unforced errors.
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On Thursday, he had more unforced errors (72) than winners (68), and he also looked tentative at some major turning points.
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Tennessee's miscues were more unforced errors: illegal substitution, false start and ineligible player downfield, which wiped out a 39-yard pass play.
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That approach paid dividends, as while Gauff hit 39 winners to Kenin's 28 the 15-year-old had 26 more unforced errors.
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He cracked, double faulting again and making two more unforced errors, as Millman roared back to level the match at 1-1.
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It was a taut, tense affair from there, although both players rarely peaked in unison and both finished with more unforced errors than winners.
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In Jabeur's last three rounds, she has hit more unforced errors than winners, and to make matters worse, swinging big is rarely the solution against quick counterpunchers.
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But 18th seed Wang kept her composure and took advantage of 25 more unforced errors by Barty to reach the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time.
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Thiem undid all his good work in the next game, netting an easy volley on the first point and gifting Nadal three more unforced errors to hand over the first set.
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Barty fought back to break twice in the second set and level the match, as more unforced errors crept into her Russian opponent's game, and then broke twice more in the decider to race into a 4-0 lead.
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The inability to secure the break appeared to knock the stuffing out of the 2017 U.S. Open finalist in the next game as the American committed three more unforced errors and served a double-fault to hand Svitolina the break.
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But despite producing more unforced errors (26) than winners (25), she put on a winning show for her friend Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, to seal a place in the third round against Germany's Julia Goerges by firing down her sixth ace.
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Although the male player on a mixed doubles team is often able to attack his female opponent's serve, Marrero missed all three returns of Hlavackova's serve in the following gam After several more unforced errors, Marrero served again, with his team down by 0-5.
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Williams made 14 aces to Kvitová's 9, both served 8 double faults. Williams made 37 winners to Kvitová's 35, but she also made more unforced errors 31 to 28. This win gave Williams the WTA number 1 ranking, becoming the oldest to hold it. In the semifinals, Williams faced world no.
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In the third set, Williams led by a break by the seventh game but eventually lost the next 3 games, losing to Stephens. Both women, made 23 winners; however, Williams made more unforced errors with 48 to Stephens 39. She also ended her 20-match winning streak and her 30 sets won in a row. Serena Williams also played doubles with sister Venus.
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Keys is 1–4 against Stephens, but is 3–0 against Vandeweghe. Keys has struggled against Stephens, often hitting more unforced errors than usual in their matches. These miscues have resulted from Stephens being able to counteract Keys's powerful groundstrokes while also supplying power to her own shots. Keys and Stephens first played in the first round at the 2015 Miami Open, which Stephens won in straight sets.
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His groundstrokes are both good, but his forehand is stronger than his backhand. Because of this, he has been known to run around his backhand and hit inside-out forehands instead. He attempts to dictate play and is generally more aggressive than his opponent, as evidenced by usually having more winners and more unforced errors. To finish points quickly, Raonic occasionally approaches the net, with either a serve and volley or chip and charge strategy.
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Williams cruised past the Chinese with a bagel in the first round. Li then took an early break in the second, but Williams won four straight games. Li then served to stay in the match in the 7th game and saved 6 match points to make Williams serve it out, which Williams did in her 7th match point. For the first time in the event, Williams made more unforced errors of 20 to winners of 19.
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Benneteau tried to make inroads on Federer's serve, but Federer continued to dominate, winning the next two sets to move to the fourth round, where he faced Frenchman Gilles Simon. Federer won the first set comfortably, but Simon began to fight back. Federer lost his rhythm after he fell on the baseline in the second set, and Simon capitalized to take the set and level the match at one set all. Simon took advantage of more unforced errors from Federer and won the third set, but Federer found his rhythm again and broke Simon's serve in the fourth, holding to level the match.
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"Bottom line for the top women, 2007", Tennis.com. Retrieved July 23, 2008. Two-time US Open singles champion Tracy Austin believes that Sharapova often loses confidence in the rest of her game when she experiences problems with her serve and consequently produces more unforced errors and generally plays more tentatively, while tennis writer Joel Drucker remarked that her serve was the "catalyst for her entire game", and that her struggles with it left her "unmasked." In her return from layoff in 2008 to 2009, she used an abbreviated motion, which was somewhat less powerful, and though producing aces, also gave a very high number of double faults.
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