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[Title] => The World Cup and Economics
[Summary] => After a month of intense soccer competitions, the FIFA World Cup 2006 drew to a close last Sunday evening (Monday morning in Manila) in Berlin, Germany with an exciting match between previous title-holders France and Italy. A World Cup estimate states the final was watched by a worldwide television audience of more than one billion. Cumulative audience for the month-long tournament was estimated at 30 billion.
Italy defeated France in a penalty shootout, 5-3 after a 1-1 draw in regulation period.
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Italy defeated France in a penalty shootout, 5-3 after a 1-1 draw in regulation period.
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