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WNBA players criticise sex toys thrown onto court
Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) players have called for improved stadium security after two games in four days were halted when sex toys were thrown onto the court. Friday's clash between the Golden State Valkyries and Chicago Sky was stopped briefly during the third quarter as officials removed a neon-green sex toy spotted near the basket.
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