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New York City’s Most Patient Soccer Fans Are Ready for the Party

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By Andrew Keh Verified, Todd Heisler Verified
| The New York Times Verified
New York City’s Most Patient Soccer Fans Are Ready for the Party The great agony of the World Cup, for its most ardent fans, stems from its scarcity, like if Christmas came only every four years. That gap between tournaments — mulling missed chances, craving the high of competition, awaiting the opportunity to do it all again — can feel interminable. So imagine the angst of those forced to wait even longer than that.
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ICE Agents to Leave Site of Volatile Protests at Detention Center

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By Todd Heisler Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Hours after federal agents agreed to withdraw from the parking lot of an immigration detention center in New Jersey to allow oversight from local law enforcement, state troopers scuffled late Friday with protesters who have been gathering there since the Memorial Day weekend. Sgt.
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Diplomáticos, espías y guacamayas convergen en este hotel de Caracas

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By Simon Romero Verified, Todd Heisler Verified
| Milenio Verified
DOMINGA.– Desde el exterior, el JW Marriott de Caracas tiene un aspecto bastante normal: una torre de 17 pisos de ladrillo expuesto situada en un distrito financiero que antaño fue vibrante pero ahora está apagado. Si uno se adentra en su cavernoso vestíbulo climatizado, es obvio que no se trata de un hotel cualquiera.
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