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February 2010 Vol 5
FIFA boss: Latins applaud adulterers
Sun, Feb 14, 2010
If loose lips sink ships, FIFA boss Sepp Blatter could famously take down armadas.The most powerful man in the world’s biggest sport was at it again Wednesday in Vancouver, where he’s travelled for a meeting of the International Olympic Committee.
If loose lips sink ships, FIFA boss Sepp Blatter could famously take down armadas.The most powerful man in the world’s biggest sport was at it again Wednesday in Vancouver, where he’s travelled for a meeting of the International Olympic Committee.
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