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Meanings of watch the matches in English

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Usage of watch the matches in English
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The same is happening today, only now people watch the matches on TV.
The Guardian
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For something more intimate, the city has a huge range of bars to watch the matches in.
The Guardian
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That puts a premium on audience: the more people watch the matches, the more sponsors are willing to pay.
Reuters
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Where to watch the matches?
The Guardian
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Spectators could not even afford to buy the tickets, let alone fly from America or Australia to watch the matches.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Supporters will watch the matches on a 60m2 screen.
The Irish Times
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Some Russians appear to have opted to stay at home to watch the matches on television rather than take a holiday.
Reuters
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But even with less than half of the city's support, more than 80 percent are still keen to watch the matches.
BBC
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Huge galleries watched the matches and it was a great social event.
The Irish Times
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As I watched the matches on TV, I started to get nervous, because I really wanted to play again.
The Guardian
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Before this match he gave me advice and told me what he saw throughout the day of watching the matches.
Reuters
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When the fans have not been watching the matches, they have been playing themselves and creating World Cup themed mementoes.
BBC
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