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Opinion
Houston taxpayers don't need to replace NRG Stadium, and other World Cup lessons. | Editorial
With the World Cup behind us, Houstonians can take pride in successfully serving as a host city. And this time nobody called us "butt ugly," writes the editorial board.
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