If there were poetic justice in the world, Argentina would have beaten Germany in the last three minutes of play instead of vice versa.
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A worker hands a food order over to a customer as demonstrators march through a Burger King restaurant drive-thru in Atlanta, Georgia, protesting for higher wages and a worker’s union.
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