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Despite logistical and financial challenges leading up to the World Cup in Boston, the event was ultimately successful, drawing nearly 450,000 fans and boosting local economic activity. Organizers faced issues with coordination, funding, and bureaucratic delays, but the tournament's arrival rejuvenated the city’s enthusiasm for soccer and garnered international attention. The experience highlighted the need for stronger infrastructure and planning for future mega-events, with city leaders now considering bids for upcoming international tournaments.
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