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• Washington Diplomats — This article is about the original and second Washington Diplomats of the NASL. For the third team to use the name, see Washington Diplomats (APSL) The name Washington Diplomats was used by three different soccer teams in Washington, D.C.. NASL… …   Wikipedia

• Washington Diplomats (APSL) — This article is about the third Washington Diplomats of the APSL. For the original and second Washington Diplomats of the NASL , see Washington Diplomats = APSL =In 1988, one of the inaugural franchises in the third incarnation of the American… …   Wikipedia

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