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#1 Boston Common
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What Boston, MA looked like in the 1940s
#1 Boston Common
Places & People
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#15 Victory also protected Uruguay’s unbeaten World Cup record, and ensured their players (pictured) would go down in Uruguayan football history. The repercussions for the Brazil team were much harsher: players were vilified and few ever played for their country again. The result did however give rise to Brazil’s now-famous yellow shirt, which replaced the white – considered to be unlucky – worn by the team in the final.
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