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US Soccer apologizes for pay-disparity assertion US Soccer Federation President Carlos Cordeiro has apologized for language in court documents stating the men's team deserves higher pay because its members carry more responsibility and play at a higher skill level than the women's team. The argument sparked backlash from Coca-Cola and players, prompting the federation to change counsel. Full Story: The Associated Press (3/12)

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