Arzu Rezvani
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At a press conference in Los Angeles Sunday, Iranian team coach Amir Khalan Noi was asked whether his team is concerned about protests.
Protesters want to bring attention to what they say is Iran's record of human rights abuse.
Many are planning to bring blindfolds, nooses, and American and Israeli flags into the stadium.
But FIFA, the organization behind the World Cup, prohibits the display of political signs.
Security could remove demonstrators from the stadium, pushing Iran's record and reputation for oppression out of view.
Arzu Razvani, NPR News, Los Angeles.
And this might be an account that you started years and years ago when you were really young.
Maybe this is an account that you haven't checked in on in quite a while.
And take a look at what kind of interest you're accruing there.
It's not uncommon if you have an account at a very big bank that you will be getting an interest rate of like 0.01 percent.
So not all savings accounts are created equal.
President Trump wants China, France, Japan, South Korea, the U.K.