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Trump was booed by the crowd at the World Cup final in Madrid after presenting the trophy to Spain. The incident continued a pattern of public rejection at major events.
Trump was booed by the crowd at the World Cup final in Madrid while presenting the trophy to Spain. The incident adds to a pattern of public rejection he's experienced at major international events.
These moments are notable because they're unscripted reactions from crowds in formal settings, and they're becoming recurring rather than isolated.
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