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Who won the FIFA World Cup 2006?
Italy won the FIFA World Cup in 2006.
Who won the FIFA Club World Cup 2008?
England won the FIFA Club World Cup 2008.
How many times has Australia won the soccer World Cup?
Australia have never won the FIFA World Cup.
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