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Friday, 7/17, 09:56 AM

The barber who cut a World Cup team's hair, one player at a time

  • When Egypt's national team needed to look sharp for the World Cup, the barbershop came to them.
  • A Seattle-area barber named Maram Hammadi spent a marathon day at the team's hotel, giving all its players a fresh cut, a small ritual that is a bigger part of a tournament than outsiders might guess.

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