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- verb Australian rules football Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
soccer .
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Examples
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There are plenty of people, children in school uniforms are going home, playing soccers in the alleys.
Lhasa anecdote (1): The adventure into the alleys Sun Bin 2008
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Lastly, one thing soccer fans do not take into account when they talk about soccers athletic advantage over football is that every player in a football game for the 7 seconds of the play is using every last ounce of effort and is usually taking some sort of bodily punishment whether on offense or defense from the opposing team.
Lean Left » Blog Archive » Why Americans Don’t Like Soccer 2006
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Detroit News Lionel Messi repeats as soccers player of the year - 1 hr ago
BBC News - Home 2011
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Detroit News Lionel Messi repeats as soccers player of the year - 2 hrs ago
BBC News - Home 2011
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Catalonia is not recognised as a national team by soccers world governing body FIFA or its European equivalent UEFA but the regional team typically play a friendly against an international side in December each year.
WN.com - Articles related to Cruyff hands in Barcelona club badge 2010
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Sepp Blatter, the head of soccers international ruling body FIFA, got your hackles up.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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RS Arshavin (*****) who cares (*****) soccers boring (*****) put some pads on and hit somebody (*****)
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The Irish Times also commented on the niggly aspects of the game: "The South African winter had a nasty nip in it last night, and Spain and the Netherlands caught the mood, snarling and hissing at each other through much of soccers showpiece final."
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Catalonia is not recognised as a national team by soccers world governing body
WN.com - Articles related to Cruyff hands in Barcelona club badge 2010
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