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Who owns the World Cup?

By Bill Velasco | June 10, 2006 - 12:00am

So it begins, a fever unlike that spread by any single-sport event in the world. The World Cup once again grips the world. People believe that it must have been a Brazilian and German game to begin with, since those...

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