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How the World Cup discredits nationalism
Germany is not the only team to open up the meaning of nationality
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Even the Bush Administration had the sense to separate ‘Islam’ qua religion from the bastardized postmodern ideology advocated by the likes of al-Qaeda.
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World Cup 2010: looking past the diversity storyline