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The World Cup Has Swapped Suffering for Style

The New York Times – Sports:

A common language and a common goal have resulted in a homogenizing of the World Cup’s teams, and a rise in parity.

Rory Smith
Author: Rory Smith

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Klinsmann, Jurgen, Messi, Lionel, Modric, Luka, World Cup 2022 (Soccer)
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