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Kim Shin-Young
Kim Shin Young
South Korean badminton player.
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Sex or Gender
Female
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Badminton Player
Date of Birth
7/10/1975
Country of Citizenship
South Korea
Participant In
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Badminton at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Women's Doubles
1995 Swedish Open Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1997 Swiss Open Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1996 Japan Open Badminton Championships – Mixed Doubles
1991 Hungarian International Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1996 Asian Badminton Championships – Mixed Doubles
1998 Asian Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1998 Asian Badminton Championships – Mixed Doubles
1993 China Open Badminton Championships – Mixed Doubles
1995 US Open Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1996 US Open Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
1995 Canadian Open Badminton Championships – Mixed Doubles
1995 Canadian Open Badminton Championships – Women's Doubles
Badminton at the 1993 East Asian Games – Women's Doubles
Sport
Badminton
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김신영
Kim
Sin-Yeong
Language of Work or Name
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Korean
Shin-Young
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English
South Korea
Korean
Korean
National Champion
East Asian Games Champion
170 centimetre
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