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WORLD CUP SOCCER; Launch before noon; Eateries expect boon from early kick-offs
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Lunch will be anything but ordinary in the month of June, at least
for World Cup soccer fans.
Along with that soup and sandwich, or maybe a brat and a cold
beer, will come a tension-packed match between the United States and
the Czech Republic or, say, Brazil vs. Australia.
Other games will start closer to breakfast time in Milwaukee. Get
a jolt of java and crunch a bagel while you watch England's David
Beckham or Germany's Michael Ballack.
A number of Milwaukee-area estab...
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; Irish Voice 06-25-2002 HERO OF THE WORLD CUP: Mick McCarthy was on a hiding to nothing when he sent you know who home but proved, once and for all, that performances are all that count at this level. Roll on Euro 2004. SONG OF THE WORLD CUP: "We all dream of a team of Gary Breens," sung to the tune
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World Cup, World Cup everywhere ...
New Straits Times
; ... Mosaic, Player Cam A and Player Cam B (to watch selected team players in action), Tactical Camera Angle, Highlights, Chat and News and Statistics. WORLD CUP ON YOUR PDA It's not enough for football fans to just watch the game, they want to know everything ...
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World Cup draws U.S. sponsors
Chicago Sun-Times
; It is the world's most popular sports event, except to Americans. The World Cup doesn't capture the attention of a Super Bowl or an Olympics. Never has--not even in 1994, when it was held in the United States--and probably never will. For some U.S. companies, however, the World Cup is a great buy,
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 "Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)")
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U.S. businesses flock to World Cup's global platform; Advertising: Event provides sponsors ample exposure
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; It is the world's most popular sports event, except to Americans. The World Cup doesn't capture the attention of a Super Bowl or an Olympics. Never has - not even in 1994, when it was held in the United States - and probably never will. For some U.S. companies, however, the World Cup is a great
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 "Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)")
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World Cup wacky moments.(News)
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
; The 18th World Cup kicks off today, so all conversations will be turning to the beautiful game. Love it or loathe it, you'll be expected to have an opinion about the tournament. Countries have competed for this greatest of footballing accolades every four years since 1930 - the only exceptions
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