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October 18, 2005

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Hawk Eye was given a green light by the ITF.


A system of computer-generated video replays to monitor line calls could be in place at Wimbledon and other major events next year after the technology - known as 'Hawk-Eye Officiating' - was given the thumbs-up by the International Tennis Federation yesterday.

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