KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — Alize Cornet lost in the first round of the Miami Open, but she’s found an admirable way to keep winning into the second week of the event. French photographer Corinne Dubreuil endured her worst nightmare over the weekend when her twoNikon D4S cameras were stolen from her desk in the media room (the culprits left only the lenses behind).
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