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With an estimated 750,000 people coming to Seattle for the World Cup, law enforcement agencies from all over the state and region are sending officers and equipment to help monitor for bad behavior and keep people safe. | Collector
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With an estimated 750,000 people coming to Seattle for the World Cup, law enforcement agencies from all over the state and region are sending officers and equipment to help monitor for bad behavior and keep people safe.

With an estimated 750,000 people coming to Seattle for the World Cup, law enforcement agencies from all over the state and region are sending officers and equipment to help monitor for bad behavior and keep people safe.

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