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- ↑ Gorvens Baptiste, Marc (January 2020). "Football féminin – J.O. 2020 : la liste officielle de l'équipe haïtienne sans Rachelle Caremus" [Women's football – Olympics 2020: the official list of the Haitian team without Rachelle Caremus]. FootKole (in French). Retrieved 22 January 2020.
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