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Transatlantic Relations on Wednesday, February 1. 2006
Millions of soccer fans scramble to secure accommodation for the world cup in June. Staying with friends was launched to provide affordable private accommodation. The German embassy in Washingon reports:
Germans are ready to roll out the red carpet for American soccer fans during this summer's World Cup, according to a new poll. Only soccer fans from Germany's southern neighbor Switzerland proved more popular guests in the survey, which asked Germans whom they would most like to rent a spare room to during the 32-team tournament.
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;-) Slate Magazine: According to my research, "football" is very popular among my fellow Americans. It sort of resembles chess, but with a lot more physical contact. Today is, like, the biggest day of the year for football enthusiasts.American Comments ()
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