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football
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American
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American football, with its own set of rules and traditions, is more prominent in the sporting culture
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football
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American
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Refers to American football, a different sport involving an oval ball and heavy protective gear
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football
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American
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Often refers to American football, which features a different set of rules and gameplay compared to soccer
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football
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American
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American football involves complex plays and specialized positions, with a strong emphasis on strategy and physicality
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5
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football
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American
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Refers to a sport primarily played with the hands and an oval-shaped ball
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6
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football
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American culture
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Football is predominantly associated with the NFL and played with an oval ball
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football
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American culture
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Football specifically refers to American football, a highly popular sport with its own set of rules and traditions
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8
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soccer
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American
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Popular but not a dominant sport in most regions, with baseball, basketball, and American football taking precedence
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soccer
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American
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Less popular compared to American football and basketball
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soccer
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American
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Less popular and not a major part of the national sports culture, overshadowed by American football, basketball, and baseball
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soccer
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American culture
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Soccer, while gaining popularity, is not as dominant as American football, baseball, or basketball in the United States.
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soccer
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American culture
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Less popular compared to American football, basketball, and baseball
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soccer
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American culture
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Interest in soccer is growing, but not as dominant as other sports
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soccer
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American culture
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Referred to as soccer, often overshadowed by American football, baseball, and basketball
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