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Predicting the next French riot: when a World Cup quarterfinal becomes a stress test

A France–Morocco quarterfinal on Thursday has bookmakers, broadcasters and the Élysée watching the same thing — and prediction markets suggest the favourites are not the favourites.

A red fire truck with an extended water cannon blasts a stream toward a forested hillside engulfed in thick white smoke.
A red fire truck with an extended water cannon blasts a stream toward a forested hillside engulfed in thick white smoke. @france24_en · Telegram

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