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Major sporting events, like the World Cup, can have a noticeable impact on daily life and the economy. While the story focuses on school absences, big games can also affect workplace productivity, public transport usage, and even retail sales, especially for food and drink. These ripple effects show how deeply sport is woven into national culture and daily routines.
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