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      <title>Yealimi Noh Seizes Control at Royal Lytham as Ryu&#39;s Bid for a Third Straight Major Wobbles</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Royal Lytham &amp;amp; St Annes has spent three days at this AIG Women&amp;rsquo;s Open handing out low rounds and then, without much warning, taking them back. On Saturday it was Haeran Ryu&amp;rsquo;s turn to find that out. The halfway leader, chasing a third consecutive major that no one has managed since Inbee Park in 2013, went from five clear of the field to needing a big final round after six bogeys in an afternoon that turned Moving Day into something closer to chaos. The player who benefited most was Yealimi Noh, who has one LPGA title to her name and was seven shots off the pace before lunch.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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