Djokovic backs idea of turning "polluted water into the most healing"
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"The people of Flint, Michigan would love to hear that news," Mary Carillo said after hearing the Serbian's claim that "molecules in the water react to our emotions to what has been said."
Published May 07, 2020
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Djokovic backs idea of turning "polluted water into the most healing"