The badminton sisters of Brazil
Luana and Lohaynny Vicente might just be the Venus and Serena Williams of badminton
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(Image credit: (Courtesy of Vicente de Oliveira Family/Handout via REUTERS)The sisters' early childhood was an unsettled one. Their father was a drug dealer and often moved the family around to evade police)

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