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    Argentina deny World Cup villains’ role after Samuel Jackson-led slants - Al Jazeera

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    Argentina deny World Cup villains’ role after Samuel Jackson-led slants

    Hollywood actor Samuel L Jackson was among those who criticised Argentina at World Cup, with racism among allegations.

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