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World Cup Fan Culture Sweeps American Host Cities

via Fox News·Jun 27·5 sources

International fans have flooded US host cities for the World Cup, bringing exuberant displays of national identity from a Croatian takeover of Philadelphia to Viking rows and tartan parades. The tournament has become a cultural spectacle, even reshaping American tastes as visitors embrace local quirks like ranch dressing.

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