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FIFA World Cup frenzy puts strain on Qatar’s camels

FIFA World Cup frenzy puts strain on Qatar’s camels

  • As Qatar welcomes more than a million fans for the monthlong FIFA World Cup, even its camels are working overtime
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Netherlands on cusp of advancing at World Cup

Netherlands on cusp of advancing at World Cup

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Japan make five changes for Costa Rica World Cup match

Japan make five changes for Costa Rica World Cup match

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Japan aims for World Cup knockout stage against Costa Rica

Japan aims for World Cup knockout stage against Costa Rica

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Saudi national team footballer refutes Rolls-Royce prize rumors

Saudi national team footballer refutes Rolls-Royce prize rumors

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Last-gasp Iran sink Wales at World Cup

Last-gasp Iran sink Wales at World Cup

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Update Iran government supporters confront protesters at World Cup

Iran government supporters confront protesters at World Cup

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Iran regime supporters confront protesters at World Cup game

Iran regime supporters confront protesters at World Cup game

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Singing street marshals are Qatar World Cup’s surprise stars

Singing street marshals are Qatar World Cup’s surprise stars

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2 brothers, 2 teams, 2 contrasting experiences at Qatar 2022

2 brothers, 2 teams, 2 contrasting experiences at Qatar 2022

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Switzerland beat Cameroon 1-0 at World Cup

Switzerland beat Cameroon 1-0 at World Cup

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Fans at World Cup pay homage to football great Diego Maradona with shirts and chants photos

Fans at World Cup pay homage to football great Diego Maradona with shirts and chants

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England wary of World Cup upset against US

England wary of World Cup upset against US

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