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FIFA World Cup Inspectors to 'Tour' Five US Cities This Week - FanHouse

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FIFA World Cup Inspectors to 'Tour' Five US Cities This Week FanHouse The World Cup eight years from now likely will be in Europe -- England, Spain/Portugal, Netherlands/Belgium and Russia are the candidates. ... United States throws its hat in ring to host another World CupUSA Today Soccer Capsules: FIFA inspectors arrive to assess US World Cup bidBrownsville Herald San Diego Seeks To Host Games For 2018, 2022 World CupKGTV San Diego The Beverly Hills Courier all 53 news articles »

FIFA envoy is the only one benefiting from worldwide 'tour' - Los Angeles Times

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FIFA envoy is the only one benefiting from worldwide 'tour' Los Angeles Times President of Chilean soccer federation is moving up fast in the sport's world governing body, but his travels to cities seeking to stage World Cups are ... World Cup officials to inspect Houston sitesBizjournals.com Inspection Group concludes Iberian visitFifa.com FIFA's magical mystery to make S. Florida visitSun-Sentinel all 71 news articles »

Brazil Independence Day 2010 Celebration - World Correspondents (blog)

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Brazil Independence Day 2010 Celebration World Correspondents (blog) Back in September 7, 1822, Brazil celebrated its Independence Day from Portugal when a new decree with Lisbon's demands arrived in Rio de Janeiro, ... and more »

Pat McEnroe resigns as US coach - Winston-Salem Journal

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Pat McEnroe resigns as US coach Winston-Salem Journal England, Russia, Spain-Portugal and Belgium-Netherlands also are bidding for both tournaments. Australia, Japan, South Korea and Qatar are competing for ... and more »

Why the RBA needs to be careful with its next rates move: Gottliebsen - SmartCompany.com.au

Why the RBA needs to be careful with its next rates move: Gottliebsen SmartCompany.com.au For example, in Europe, Greek bonds carry about a 9.4% spread over the German 10-year bond rate, and Ireland and Portugal are just below a 3.5% spread. ... and more »