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		<title>Winning with tolerance &#124; Sydney lesbian club shows Australia it is bats for football</title>
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The taste of humiliation still lingered the following morning for team member <strong>Danielle Warby</strong>, who called the experience both "embarrassing" and "painful." But the community liaison for the Flying Bats Women's Football Club, the longest-running lesbian soccer club in Australia's capital, offers more fundamental reasons for the club's existence.]]></description>
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