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"       We&amp;#039;ve made it clear that MC understands that football season is a huge part of many of our female readers&amp;#039; lives \u2014 from unique, tailgating soir\u00E9es to dressing stylishly for game-day, there&amp;#039;s certainly a reason for us to be excited for the start of fall. The numbers don&amp;#039;t lie: In a recent Bud Light survey to celebrate the 2013 season, women have proven to be almost as engaged in the sport as men. In fact, more than 45-percent of women watched football every weekend last year, and may just have had more fun while doing it, too. According to Bud Light, female fans (45-percent) are 10-percent more likely than male fans to socialize during a game. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, female fans are superstitious football fans, too. We&amp;#039;re eight-percent more likely than male fans to wear the same article of clothing to help a team win, and one in four ladies thinks a team loss is due to a superstition left unfulfilled. The moral of the story: We&amp;#039;re (apparently superstitious) football fans, and we&amp;#039;re here to stay. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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