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Women's soccer coach Pia Sundhage said that being out has not been a problem for her since she moved to the United States.
Sundhage, who led the U.S. women to an Oympic gold medal in Beijing, talked about her sexual orientation on a Swedish talk show last Saturday, according to a translated report on QX.se. The Swedish-born Sundhage said that she and her girlfriend Marie were well received when they came to the States.
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