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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-01T04:54:46.000Z",
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    "The World Cup Has Lost Its Hublot, And Now The Biggest Event In Sport Can’t Tell The Time",
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  "textContent": "For the first time since 2006, the World Cup is happening without a watch brand’s name on the fourth official’s board. Hublot has walked.After 16 years and four straight tournaments, the Swiss house confirmed in mid-December it would not renew its deal as FIFA’s official timekeeper. That leaves the United States, Canada and Mexico hosting […]\n\nRead the full article The World Cup Has Lost Its Hublot, And Now The Biggest Event In Sport Can’t Tell The Time on DMARGE. Don’t miss it!",
  "title": "The World Cup Has Lost Its Hublot, And Now The Biggest Event In Sport Can’t Tell The Time"
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