The NFL’s Japan Gamble
The NFL's global ambitions have reached a new level with its declaration to host a regular-season game in Japan, but the logistics and cultural nuances are still unclear.
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The NFL's global ambitions have reached a new level with its declaration to host a regular-season game in Japan, but the logistics and cultural nuances are still unclear.
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