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Clarisse Machanguana (born 4
October 1976) is a
professional women's
basketball player and
philanthropist from Mozambique. She has pla**** internationally...
- (39),
Tomeka Brown (55)
April 18, 2002: The
Miracle acquire Clarisse Machanguana from the
Charlotte Sting for the Miracle's first-round pick in the 2002...
- com. Swan, Gary (February 23, 1998). "Lasers Wrap Up
Playoff Sweep /
Machanguana proves too much for Blizzard". sfgate.com.
Retrieved December 26, 2020...
- Rivers,
Rayah Marshall (25)
April 18, 2002: The
Miracle acquired Clarisse Machanguana from the
Charlotte Sting in
exchange for a first-round pick (7th overall)...
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Feaster was
traded to the
Charlotte Sting along with
center Clarisse Machanguana in
exchange for
Rhonda Mapp and E.C. Hill.
Feaster had a
larger role...
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Stephens (25),
Erica Kienast (35) 1999:
Delisha Milton (4),
Clarisse Machanguana (16),
Ukari Figgs (28), La'Keshia
Frett (40) 2000:
Nicole Kubik (15)...
- (died 2004), Hungarian-born
artist later styled Lady
Dunnett Clarisse Machanguana (born 1984),
Mozambican basketball player and
philanthropist Clarisse...
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basketball player,
general manager, and coach,
Olympic silver medal Clarisse Machanguana Hamchétou Maïga Inge
Nissen Ticha Penicheiro Mery
Andrade Nyree Roberts...
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Lyttle Mwadi Mabika Marina Mabrey Victoria Macaulay Laura Macchi Clarisse Machanguana Tess
Madgen Ezi
Magbegor Megan ****ney Shea ****ney
Hamchetou Maiga-Ba...
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Ticha Penicheiro, Old
Dominion Nyree Roberts, Old
Dominion Clarisse Machanguana, Old
Dominion Sally Bell (semifinal)
Carla Fujimoto (semifinal) Ray Bomeli...
