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北京时间5月11日，周六，瑞穗美洲公开赛第三轮，女子世界第二吉诺-提提库（jeeno thitikul）顶住强风，虽在转场时吞下双柏忌，但凭借全场抓下的9只小鸟，最终交出65杆，低于标准杆7杆，以一杆优势领先席琳-波蒂尔（celine boutier）。

卫冕冠军、女子世界排名第一的内莉-科达（nelly korda）🤨在自由全国高尔夫俱乐部（🦘liberty national）的后九洞错失两次抓鸟机会，交出68杆，落后领先者🍇2杆，仍有机会争取今年首场胜利。

由于风力强劲，甚至能将旗杆吹弯，lpga巡回赛将多洞发球台前移，尤其是在自由球场收官部分。这让🛀一些球员漂亮收官。

提提库正是其中之一。她在可攻型的16号洞抓鸟，随后17号洞再下一城，最终以总🔤成绩💔202杆（64-73-65），低于标准杆14杆领跑。

波蒂尔在🎷15号洞推入一记越过山脊的40英尺小鸟推，并由此开启连续三洞抓鸟的攻势。她在18号洞保帕，最终交出66杆，以一杆之差排名第二位。

科达试图紧咬提提库，在沿哈德逊河、正对曼哈顿天际线的三杆洞：14号洞，从果岭边缘推进15英尺小鸟推。但她在16号洞的开球🧑🐑给她留🤞🤝下一个糟糕的切球👥角度，导致她只能保帕。

顺风情况下，🧦她在17号洞精准地将挖起🦥🌖杆送到4英尺处抓🏜鸟🏿，而18号洞的15英尺小鸟推，遗憾地停在了洞杯上方。

安德烈娅-李（andrea lee）连续三轮交出68杆，与科达同以204杆，低于标准杆12杆，并列第三。卢艺林（yeali🦞mi no🥙h）在16号洞切鹰，打出67杆，落后三杆，排名第五位。

“中国一姐”殷若宁表现🅰不错，抓到5只小鸟，包括16、17号洞抓鸟🐀，吞下2个柏忌，打出69杆🕴，名次攀升到并列13位，三轮210杆（70-71-69），低于标准杆6杆。

湖北姑娘张雅惠转场之前犯下太多错，连续第二天74杆，三轮217杆（69-74-74），高于标准杆1杆，并列位于40位。刘瑞♊欣打出83杆，下滑到并列55位，三轮224杆（67-74-83），高于标准杆🗃11杆。

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• london — months after britain voted to leave the european union, the first tangible victim of that decision has emerged and, like the bloc itself, it is something that has divided the country for years: marmite, a sludgy and breakfast spread. since the june referendum, many who voted for withdrawal from the european union, a process known as brexit, have brushed off concerns that a recession was possible or that car manufacturers and banks based in the country might leave. they have even celebrated the pound’s recent fall to a low, arguing that a weaker currency is good for exporters. but they probably never thought it would come to this. fears that marmite and other british classics, like the pg tips brand of tea, might disappear from store shelves had gripped britons after reports that the supermarket chain tesco and the owner of those brands, the consumer goods company unilever, were locked in a price dispute over who should bear the cost of the weakening pound. marmite was briefly unavailable in tesco’s online market, and store supplies dwindled. the pound has fallen drastically against other major currencies since the vote to leave the bloc, and as worries have increased that britain would opt for a “hard brexit” — shorthand for a strict break with the european union — which could limit its access to the region’s single market for goods and services. but after the markets closed on thursday, tesco reassured the public that the crisis had been averted. in a statement, tesco said, “we’re pleased this situation has been resolved to our satisfaction. ” in reality, consumers will most likely have to dig deeper into their pocketbooks. graeme pitkethly, unilever’s chief financial officer, said during an earnings call on thursday that “prices should start to increase to cover the cost of imported goods due to weaker sterling. ” still, the concerns over the beloved consumer goods led to a political uproar. “who would have thought that the first casualty of a hard brexit would be the nation’s supplies of marmite?” asked pete wishart, a member of parliament for the scottish national party, which campaigned to remain in the european union. on twitter, britons wryly noted that store shelves were emptied of marmite jars, and one used jar was put up for sale on ebay for 100, 000 pounds, or about $122, 000. news bulletins on the bbc led with the possible marmite shortage. “this is a concrete case of brexit affecting people’s lives,” said pinar hosafci, a senior food analyst at euromonitor international. “talk of brexit had been more political, financial and a bit abstract” before, she added. “this touches their lives. ” among the affected brands is colman’s mustard, which, like marmite, is produced in britain. analysts noted that although marmite and some of the other affected brands were made in britain, unilever published its company results in euros, meaning that those products were still affected by a weaker pound. imported household goods like dove soap and ben jerry’s ice cream are also under the unilever umbrella. in 2011, tesco refused to stock branston pickle after another supplier, premier foods, tried to pass on cost increases. analysts have predicted that food prices will start to rise across the board in the coming months as supermarkets struggle to absorb the extra cost of imported goods, which are more expensive when a currency weakens. stores have already stopped promotions and discounts on their products, ms. hosafci said. but “price increases will start happening in the next four to five months, when they will need to renew their stocks. ” “eventually, they’ll need to increase prices,” she added. “otherwise, their businesses will no longer be profitable. ”