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FURIA Counter-Strike 2
FURIA Counter-Strike 2 is the São Paulo-based Brazilian club's international Counter-Strike team.
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Sportswear and eyewear
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Sportswear and eyewear
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Current partners displayed on FURIA's official community platform; individual rights require confirmation.[3]
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Gaming and technology
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Current partners displayed on FURIA's official community platform; individual rights require confirmation.[3]
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Gaming and technology
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Current partners displayed on FURIA's official community platform; individual rights require confirmation.[3]
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Consumer and lifestyle
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Current partner set displayed by FURIA, supporting content, products and community formats.[3]
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Consumer and lifestyle
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Current partner set displayed by FURIA, supporting content, products and community formats.[3]
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Consumer and lifestyle
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Current partner set displayed by FURIA, supporting content, products and community formats.[3]
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Consumer and lifestyle
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Current partner set displayed by FURIA, supporting content, products and community formats.[3]
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Consumer and lifestyle
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Commercial note
Current partner set displayed by FURIA, supporting content, products and community formats.[3]
References2
- [1]FURIA Teams — Official team portfolio.
- [2]About FURIA — Official São Paulo and Brazilian operating context.
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