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NEW YORK， Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- Following are the women's singles results from the first day of the 2016 US Open tennis championships on Monday (prefix number denotes seeding):


First round


Duan Yingying， China， bt Maria Sakkari， Greece， 6-4， 4-6， 6-3


Naomi Osaka， Japan， bt CoCo Vandeweghe， United States， 6-7 (47)， 6-3， 6-4


Ana Bogdan， Romania， bt Sorana Cirstea， Romania， 0-6， 7-5， 6-2


Caroline Wozniacki， Denmark， bt Taylor Townsend， United States， 4-6， 6-3， 6-4


9-Svetlana Kuznetsova， Russia， bt Francesca Schiavone， Italy， 6-1， 6-2


Tsvetana Pironkova， Bulgaria， bt Virginie Razzano， France， 6-1， 6-2


Andrea Petkovic， Germany， bt Kristina Kucova， Slovakia， 7-6 (73)， 6-3


24-Belinda Bencic， Switzerland， bt Samantha Crawford， United States， 6-7 (6， 6-3， 6-4


Zheng Saisai， China， bt Msnica Puig， Puerto Rico， 6-4， 6-2


Anastasija Sevastova， Latvia， bt Anna Karolmna Schmiedlova， Slovakia， 6-3， 6-3


3-Garbine Muguruza， Spain， bt Elise Mertens， Belgium， 2-6， 6-0， 6-3


7-Roberta Vinci， Italy， bt Anna-Lena Friedsam， Germany， 6-2， 6-4


Christina McHale， United States， bt Mona Barthel， Germany， 6-2， 6-2


Yulia Putintseva， Kazakhstan， bt Sabine Lisicki， Germany， 6-1， 6-2


Carina Witthoeft， Germany， bt 30-Misaki Doi， Japan， 6-4， 6-1


Lesia Tsurenko， Ukraine， bt 21-Irina Begu， Romania， 6-0， 6-4


Wang Yafan， China， bt Alison Van Uytvanck， Belgium， 6-3， 7-6 (74)


Evgeniya Rodina， Russia， bt Danielle Collins， United States， 6-1， 6-2


12-Dominika Cibulkova， Slovakia， bt Magda Linette， Poland， 6-2， 6-3


14-Petra Kvitova， Czech Republic， bt Jelena Ostapenko， Latvia， 7-5， 6-3


Cagla Buyukakcay， Turkey， bt Irina Falconi， United States， 6-2， 6-1


Shelby Rogers， United States， bt 27-Sara Errani， Italy， 6-4， 7-6 (73)


Catherine Bellis， United States， bt Viktorija Golubic， Switzerland， 6-2， 6-3


Mirjana Lucic-Baroni， Croatia， bt Alize Cornet， France， 6-4， 6-1


2-Angelique Kerber， Germany， bt Polona Hercog， Slovenia， 6-0， 1-0 (retired)

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As head of the jury of the 2016 Shanghai International Film and TV Festival, Kusturica had no choice but to walk down the red carpet. The above story was his way of letting it known that his priorities lied elsewhere.


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Also known as “Once Upon a Time There Was a Country,” the five-hour epic recounts the 52 years of history of former Yugoslavia in his signature surreal.