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Deputy Director - Global News Coordination @AP based in London. Have the Middle East and Arsenal in my DNA.
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Analysis: As Qatar World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

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By Tamer Fakahany Verified
| New Castle News Verified
LONDON (AP) — Soccer — or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month — is not human society itself, with all its thorny issues. But at times, the game is a reflection of the entire planet — of nations, their disputes, their aspirations and those of a multitude of minority communities.
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As World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

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By Tamer Fakahany Verified
| The Arab Weekly Verified
Soccer, or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month, is not human society itself, with all its thorny issues. But at times, the game is a reflection of the entire planet, of nations, their disputes, their aspirations and those of a multitude of minority communities.
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Análisis AP: Con todo y Mundial, el planeta sigue girando Original

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By Tamer Fakahany Verified
| Associated Press Verified
LONDRES (AP) — El fútbol no es la sociedad humana en sí misma, con todos sus problemas espinosos, pero a veces es un reflejo de todo el planeta. Las disputas y aspiraciones de las naciones no desaparecen cuando empieza el Mundial. A principios de noviembre, apenas unas semanas antes de que comenzara en Qatar la Copa del Mundo más criticada de la historia del torneo, los altos cargos de la FIFA enviaron una carta a los equipos para que “dejaran que el fútbol fuera el centro de atención”.
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As Qatar World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

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By Tamer Fakahany -, Tamer Fakahany Verified
| New Straits Times Verified
Soccer — or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month — is not human society itself, with all its thorny issues. But, at times, the game is a reflection of the entire planet — of nations, their disputes, their aspirations and those of a multitude of minority communities.
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As Qatar World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

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By Tamer Fakahany Verified
| The News-Item Verified
LONDON (AP) - Soccer - or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month - is not human society itself, with all its thorny issues. But at times, the game is a reflection of the entire planet - of nations, their disputes, their aspirations and those of a multitude of minority communities.
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As Qatar World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

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By Tamer Fakahany Verified
| Ellensburg Daily Record Verified
LONDON (AP) - Soccer - or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month - is not human society itself, with all its thorny issues. But at times, the game is a reflection of the entire planet - of nations, their disputes, their aspirations and those of a multitude of minority communities.
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