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3.  The highest level of professional
football in the United States.
 Annual championship game of
the National Football League
(NFL).
 Pits the champions of the
National Conference (NFC) and
the American Conference (AFC).

4.  The headquarters of the great
festival of football is rotating.
 It is done in the best stadiums,
the largest and most luxurious
of US

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 The playing field is divided into yards, at their ends are
the goalposts and endzones 10 yards.
 From the endzone to midfield there are 50 yards, 10 yards
listed, each solid line are 5 and each dotted line is one.

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 Four quarters that last fifteen
minutes every one to fifteen
resting at the end of the first two
are disputed.
 Time stops after every action, so
that parties can be extended
over three hours.

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AUDIENCE
 The Super Bowl is one of the
most watched broadcasts on
television in the United States
each year.
 Many musicians have performed
during the pre-game ceremonies
and halftime, advertising is the
most expensive strip all year, and
on game day "Super Sunday" is
regarded as a national holiday.
 In the last Super Bowl audience
of 111.5 million, a record in the
history of American television
was recorded.

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THE CHAMPION
 Pittsburgh Steelers with six, are
the most titles have succeeded.
 Behind are the San Francisco
49ers and Dallas Cowboys five.
 Green Bay Packers and New York
Giants have four.

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THE SHOW
Almost as important as the game is
the performance of the rest, by the
most famous artists of the music
world, promising a "great" show.