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Ads, food and gambling galore − 5 essential reads for the Super Bowl

  • Written by Nick Lehr, Arts + Culture Editor
imageChristian McCaffrey and the San Francisco 49ers will try to stop the Kansas City Chiefs from winning their third Super Bowl in five years.Michael Zagaris/Getty Images

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