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Michelle Wie

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Michelle Wie won for the second time on the LPGA Tour, taking the title at the 2010 CN Canadian Women's Open. I think what impressed me most is not what Michelle did, but who was waiting at the final green to congratulation her. Cristie Kerr. Kerr, an intense competitor, was once one of Wie's biggest critics. Now she waits by the green to give Wie hug. There's no bigger sign of how much her peers' perceptions of Wie have changed for the better over the two years she's been a full-time LPGA member.

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