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1
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play soccer
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United States
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Popular but less dominant than American football or basketball; played more at the youth level
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1
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2
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playing soccer
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United States
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Less popular than American football, basketball, and baseball in terms of viewership and widespread participation.
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1
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3
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soccer as the primary sport
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United States
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Other sports like American football, basketball, and ice hockey are more dominant
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1
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4
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soccer as the primary sport
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United States
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Less popular compared to American football, basketball, and baseball, with a smaller professional league and less mainstream cultural impact.
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1
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5
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soccer player
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United States
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Not as popular as American football or basketball, with a perception of lower income and less mainstream recognition.
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1
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6
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soccer player
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United States
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Soccer players are often called 'soccer' rather than 'football' and are popular, but not as dominant as other sports like American football, basketball, or baseball.
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1
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7
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soccer player
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United States
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Soccer players have lower celebrity status compared to athletes in sports like American football, basketball, or baseball.
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1
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8
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soccer player
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United States
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Less popular compared to American football, basketball, and baseball, with limited professional opportunities
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1
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9
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soccer player
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United States
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Less popular than American football, basketball, and baseball
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1
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10
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soccer player status
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United States
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Soccer players may not receive the same level of fame and recognition as athletes in other sports like American football, basketball, or baseball.
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1
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11
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viewing soccer as the primary sport
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United States
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Considered less popular compared to American football, basketball, and baseball
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1
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12
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viewing soccer as the primary sport
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United States
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Soccer is not as dominant as American football or ice hockey.
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1
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