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ElectricPig – Found 3 hours ago 3D models of every World Cup stadium have been added to Google Earth , so you can take a tour and fly to South Africa for free. Goal.com: Pushovers no more, U.S. will contend at Cup – MSNBC World Cup Coverage Expands On Web, Cell Phones – CBS News Following the World Cup, Smartphone in Hand – International Herald Tribune The Conversation: World Cup, Digital Edition – ABC News Explore All West Bromwich Albion FC

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Philadelphia Daily News – Found 5 hours ago The Latino invasion of South Africa was well underway, as hundreds of soccer fans from across Central and South America arrived in Johannesburg on Fans pour into South Africa from Central and South America – Philly.com Explore All

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Soccer’s stars have converged on South Africa from across the globe, but on the eve of the World Cup it is the host nation — with all its flaws and all its wonders — that has seized the spotlight. Crime is rampant, in shantytowns and posh suburbs. An HIV-AIDS epidemic rages. Yet the welcome for the world — from Cape Town to Soweto — couldn’t be warmer, or more proud.

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Reuters – Found 4 hours ago SOWETO South Africa (Reuters) – Colombian pop star Shakira taught children in South Africa’s biggest black township dance moves to the official World. Goal.com: Pushovers no more, U.S. will contend at Cup – MSNBC Shakira Gives Dance Lesson in South Africa Township – ABC News Soweto Concert to Get Fans Warmed up for World Cup – ABC News John Legend, World Cup Performer, Gets Into Soccer – ABC News Explore All Monsters and Critics

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(AP) CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) – For Nobel Peace Prize laureate F.W. De Klerk, soccer in South Africa has changed as much as the country itself. From growing up in an upper class white setting and never considering.

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