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The misunderstood art of ‘suffering’ and why it may be central to this World Cup final
This is the first World Cup final between two nations which speak the same language since 1930 — and one word may dominate the discourse
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foreignpolicy.com
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apnews.com
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rfi.fr
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nytimes.com
The misunderstood art of ‘suffering’ and why it may be central to this World Cup final
This is the first World Cup final between two nations which speak the same language since 1930 — and one word may dominate the discourse
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theage.com.au
Spanish domination shows the limitations of ‘suffering’ in football
Only one team tried to play football in the World Cup final. Anything other than a Spanish victory would have been an injustice.