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For months, just about any World Cup-related concern could be deflected with the phrase, "There's still time." It's been used by coaches whose teams are underperforming. It's been used by players who are attempting to come back from poor form or injury. And it's been espoused by the tournament's organizers in an attempt to reassure the public that any glitches will be taken care of soon.

Yet with the start of the tournament fewer than 100 days away, time is a commodity that is disappearing ...

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