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The Israeli tennis champion, Amos Mansdorf, said he would ignore an anti-apartheid agreement he signed and play in the forthcoming South African Open. Mansdorf said he and his Davis Cup team-mate, Shlomo Glickstein, signed the statement denouncing apartheid and pledging not to play in South Africa in order to gain visas to India for the Davis Cup quarter-finals — Tel Aviv.
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