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A small-business mecca in Philadelphia is leaning into World Cup fandom
World Cup boosts East Passyunk businesses in Philadelphia, leading to creative block parties despite denied city permits and limited support.
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A small business district in Philadelphia is embracing the World Cup fervor, despite initial setbacks. The area, known for its small businesses, has been impacted by the global soccer event.
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