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World Cup had little impact on sex trade
2006-07-05

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Human Trafficking
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2006 Soccer World Cup
The foyer in Berlin's biggest brothel sports beer flagons shaped like soccer balls and its big screen theater showed live World Cup matches -- but for all the anticipation, the tournament has not led to the huge spike in business the German sex industry had hoped for. ... ...
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2006 Soccer World Cup
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