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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Jeff Agrest

Where to find video, audio of World Cup games

When the World Cup kicks off Monday in Qatar, much of it might feel backward to U.S. viewers.

Not only was it moved from summer to avoid the oppressive heat in Qatar, daytime will become prime time because of the time difference. The capital of Doha is nine hours ahead of Central time, so the last match of each day will begin at 1 p.m. here and 10 p.m. there.

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