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When World Cup Reality Isn’t What It Seems

The New York Times – Sports:

In Qatar, where the line between the artificial and the authentic has blurred or evaporated, it was the people, as always, who defined the tournament.

Rory Smith
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International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), Qatar, Soccer, World Cup 2022 (Soccer)
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