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World Cup final halftime to last more than 15 minutes, broadcasting sources say

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According to broadcasting sources, the halftime of the World Cup final will last longer than the standard 15 minutes. The report, published by Al Arabiya English, does not specify the exact duration. This change could affect the viewing experience and commercial breaks.

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