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Significados de us men's national soccer team em inglês

russo
сборная сша по футболу
português
seleção dos estados unidos
espanhol
seleccion nacional de futbol de estados unidos
catalão
estats units
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Men's national association football team representing the USA.

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Examples for "usa"
Examples for "usa"
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But there ain' no usa draggin' no Communism in this thing, Mistah.
Native son
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Important markets in Europe and the USA are still unsettled, Chan said.
Reuters
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Travel from Europe to the USA will be suspended for 30 days.
BBC
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My South Africa is not Cuba or China or USA or Europe.
The South African
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Introduction: The USA lags behind other high-income countries in many health indicators.
Pubmed
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MLS and the USMNT have helped each other out down the years.
The Guardian
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Welcome to the Guardian's choice of the best USMNT players of all time.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The USMNT during training at Orlando City Stadium.
The Guardian
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Update: Landon Donovan was not named in Klinsmann's USMNT squad for the forthcoming international games.
The Guardian
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And their settled back four, including new USMNT center back Matt Besler, was keeping out opposing attacks comfortably.
The Guardian
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RUGBY: Former Ireland boss Eddie O'Sullivan has been appointed head coach of the United States national team.
The Irish Times
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Green is the product of German club Bayern Munich's developmental system who recently committed his international soccer future to the United States national team.
The Guardian
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He is a big fan of the US national soccer team.
Wired
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Robbie Rogers, who had 18 caps for the US national soccer team, came out recently, as did the featherweight boxer Orlando Cruz.
The Guardian
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And the National Football League (and US National soccer team) vow to no longer penalise athletes for kneeling during the US national anthem.
Radio NZ
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Robbie Rogers, a USA national soccer team winger, came out when he retired from playing in Britain last year.
The Guardian