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Hazardous Temperatures Forecast for Many World Cup Games

Hazardous Temperatures Forecast for Many World Cup Games
New York Times Thursday 11 June 2026, 14:04 UTC By Quinn Glabicki 1 min read
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Thiago Santos, a player with Brazil’s Fluminense team, during a cooling break at a match in New Jersey last July.

Thiago Santos, a player with Brazil’s Fluminense team, during a cooling break at a match in New Jersey last July.
World Cup Games (EVENT) Thiago Santos (PERSON) Brazil (LOCATION) Fluminense (ORG) New Jersey (LOCATION)
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