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Multi-Story World Cup Updates: Injuries, Lineups, Political Tensions, and Protests

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US defender Chris Richards available for World Cup after injury; Türkiye's Çalhanoğlu expects to dominate Australia; Bosnia coach satisfied with draw against Canada; Trump to miss US World Cup opener; Iranian soccer federation faces visa issues; Protesters denounce FIFA's Israel association.

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