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Brazil is taking its time to choose a new soccer coach, the man who will face the task of leading the team at home in the 2014 World Cup.
After firing coach Dunga following elimination by the Netherlands in the quarterfinals in South Africa, the Brazilian federation is carefully considering its options before deciding who will be in charge of the five-time champions in four years.
The federation took a chance in picking Dunga, who had no coaching experience, but this time it may adopt a different approach. Experience will likely be the main requirement, as the pressure for Brazil to succeed at home will be unprecedented.
Luiz Felipe Scolari, Vanderlei Luxemburgo and Muricy Ramalho are favorites for the job.
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