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ASN: Analysis: USMNT overwhelms Paraguay in stunning first half to secure 4-1 win in World Cup opener

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By Paul Stephens
| American Soccer Now Verified
BY Paul Stephens Posted June 13, 2026 12:50 AM THE UNITED STATES MEN’S NATIONAL team turned in one of the best and most memorable performances in team history when it defeated Paraguay 4-1 in Los Angeles on Friday night. From the opening whistle, the Americans were on the front foot and doing everything right. Despite letting up in the second half, the result was never in doubt.
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ASN: Monday kickaround: U-20 and U-21 USYNTs continue Olympic prep, Cremaschi sold, Sands & Lund return

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By Paul Stephens
| American Soccer Now Verified
News analysis Monday kickaround: U-20 and U-21 USYNTs continue Olympic prep, Cremaschi sold, Sands & Lund return ASN's Paul Stephens walks you through the news of the day in American soccer. BY Paul Stephens Posted June 01, 2026 10:15 AM HAPPY MONDAY to all you ASN readers and we hope you enjoyed the U.S. national team’s 3-2 win over Senegal on Sunday in its first pre-World Cup tune-up friendly.
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Rosmarie Waldrop: 'Other Influences'

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By Rosmarie Waldrop, Catherine Corman, Keith J. Holyoak, Paul Stephens
| The MIT Press
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. Influences? Every book I’ve read. Other influences? Yes. For instance, music, printing, and less tangible silences. In fall 1954 I started commuting (a half-hour train ride) to the University of Würzburg. I voraciously gobbled as many lectures in literature, art history, and musicology as I could fit into the week — and promptly got indigestion.
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