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CUP | South Korea | soccer | Asia

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by Josh Sens

WORLD CUP RUNNETH OVER

The world’s most popular sporting event has come to the world’s most populous continent. It’s World Cup 2002, and it’s unfolding all month in South Korea and Japan — the first time the international soccer championship has been played in Asia. It’s an exciting time to visit these countries, and with the dollar strong against the yen, it’s rarely been so affordable. www.worldcup.com —

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