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    entirely different life and eventually at the end he must make a choice between worlds. It’s a nice setup for drama, fun, conflict, and character growth. In

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    Ambush Marketing Case Study In the Successfully leveraging high-profile events to raise brand profile, Datamonitor (2010) demonstrate the identity of Ambush Marketing, which reflects that Bavaria Beer implemented this marketing tactics to the 2010 World Cup competition in South Africa. Although this marketing method is totally legal and the most effective strategy, several critics argue that Ambush Marketing had created a unfair advantage by not making any

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    This has been exemplified by the World Cup and all the games that is involved in it. Soccer has had to compete with the likes of American football, basketball, baseball, and hockey for years. Since the creation of the Major League Soccer, MLS, it has been growing steadily in popularity. It reached its all time high at the culmination of the United States run in this world cup with the game between the United States and Belgium. “As long as Team

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    popular sport played throughout the world, especially in Europe and South America. However, here in America it is not that powerful yet. Will America succeed in soccer? How? In my opinion, America will be one of the biggest powers in soccer, with a good league – MLS –and with a good national team. My goal in this paper is to give you reasons that the United States have already had soccer in their list of main sports in the country, maybe the fifth one, after baseball, football, basketball, and hockey

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    the game like one would do for football in America. When you travel 4500 miles across the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a whole different lifestyle. America’s flip their TV on and scroll through the ESPN and sports section and see nothing but basketball, baseball, football, and occasionally a hockey game. If you are a fan of soccer though it’s obvious, you aren’t going to find anything on TV having to do with it. Why must soccer be so overlooked in the United States? Why is the world’s most popular sport

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    and clearly/ Essay.1 Each person has a favorite sport to play or to watch. Most of the time the favorite sport is something related to the culture the person lives in. For example, in the U.S. the popular sports are American football, basketball, baseball and ice hockey; in the other hand, Europe and the Middle East like soccer, soccer, soccer than other sports. To me, I really like watching and playing soccer. Sometimes I watch two to three games a day. The main reason I like watching soccer, in

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    The U.S. Soccer or Football

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    In the U.S soccer or football hasn't caught on quite just yet. Even though the American people have had recent success like in the 2002 World Cup and the 2009 Confederations Cup. Though extremely popular in European countries, soccer took a long time to gain momentum in the United States because Americans put more money and attention into other sports like baseball, football, and basketball. Soccer eventually became popular in the 1970s, but then lost popularity again when the National League went

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    21 professional leagues, 234 countries, tens of thousands of professional teams, 265 million players, and just one sport that ties all these people around the world together. Soccer truly is a universal language spoken by most, and has brought masses of people together in time of despair, and tragedy. While it might not be America's favorite sport, the game of soccer has a major impact on almost every other country. Soccer is the best professional sport to participate in because it receives the

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    265 million people and more than 200 countries play soccer throughout the world, that is more than any sport. This affects the culture and society of the countries because in some places they worship this sport like America worships football, basketball, and baseball. Soccer brings the world closer, that is why the famous soccer player Pele has called it “The Beautiful Game”. The exciting sport of soccer has brought the world together, impacted United States culture, and created a huge fan base. Soccer

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    Soccer Popular Sport

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    basketball, baseball and american football. Soccer isn’t even in the top five of most popular sports in the United States. People in the United States perceive soccer as a unpopular sport, but in reality, soccer is the most

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