World Cup fans furious as hydration breaks fill up with ads
FIFA World Cup hydration breaks are drawing criticism as fans say the mandatory pauses feel like ad breaks during live matches.
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FIFA World Cup hydration breaks are drawing criticism as fans say the mandatory pauses feel like ad breaks during live matches.
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