Avoiding a World Cup red card : protecting and insuring fans at soccer's biggest events

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      <subfield code="a">On June 12, the 20th FIFA World Cup tournament kicks off in Brazil. Hundreds of thousands of soccer fans from all over the globe will pour into the country to cheer on 32 national teams as they compete for the title of world's best. Behind the scenes, however, organizers and government officials have made security a major priority as the potential for terrorism, crime and civil unrest looms large.</subfield>
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