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Competition: World Cup fever

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As England, the only home nation to appear at the South Africa World Cup, prepares for kick-off, we are running an accumulator competition in association with Equity Red Star.

Over the next six weeks, we will be posing a series of World Cup-themed questions on www.broking.co.uk with the chance to win a host of prizes including tickets to see England in a qualifying game for the 2012 European Championship, as well as the latest piece of gadgetry from Apple, the iPad.

Prizes will be given for the winner of each of the weekly competitions on
www.broking.co.uk/competition but to win the iPad you must get the correct
answers for every weekly competition building up to the

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