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World Cup teams start arriving for matches

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Teams from across the world are receiving warm welcomes as they arrive in North America for this summer's World Cup.

Samuel Garcia, the governor of Nuevo León in Mexico, handed the Japanese team hats as a welcome gift. In Kansas City, Missouri, fans cheered as the Argentina team bus arrived at a hotel. And in Santa Barbara, California, hotel staff lined up to cheer on the Austrian team as they arrived for their first World Cup appearance in over two decades.

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