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  • 122Football (association football) — Adidas Telstar style ball, with the familiar black and white truncated icosahedron pattern. In association football, the football (or soccer ball, according to whether the game is referred to as football or soccer ) used in official matches is a… …

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  • 123Football (ball) — A football is an inflated ball used to play one of the various sports known as football. The first balls were made of natural materials, such as an inflated pig baldder, sometimes inside a leather cover. (This has given rise to the US slang term… …

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  • 124Rob Halford — For the band, see Halford (band). Rob Halford Rob Halford Background information Birth name Robert John Arthur Halford …

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