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18-year-old Michelle Li of Canada provided the individual event of the 2010 Commonwealth Games with the first upset when she beat 8th seed Xing Aiying of Singapore to advance to the quarter-finals, which are to be played on Monday, October 11th as well. Li will meet Elizabeth Cann of England in the quarters.
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