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  • Construction workers prepare a site before putting down bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Construction workers prepare a site before putting down bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    Construction workers prepare a site before putting down bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A worker, wearing a Brazilian football jersey, strolls through a construction site next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A worker wearing a Brazilian football jersey strolls through a construction site next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A worker, wearing a Brazilian football jersey, strolls through a construction site next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A construction worker rests in the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A construction worker rests in the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A construction worker rests in the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • Construction workers place bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Construction workers placebricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    Construction workers place bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • Construction workers rest in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Construction workers rest in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    Construction workers rest in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A worker erects a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A worker erects a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A worker erects a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A workers strolls down some stairs at the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    A worker strolls down some stairs at the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A workers strolls down some stairs at the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • A construction worker rests in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Construction worker rests in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    A construction worker rests in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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  • Workers erect a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Workers erect a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal

    Workers erect a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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Construction workers prepare a site before putting down bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A worker, wearing a Brazilian football jersey, strolls through a construction site next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A construction worker rests in the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Construction workers place bricks under the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Construction workers rest in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A worker erects a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A construction worker lays concrete on a bridge next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A workers strolls down some stairs at the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
A construction worker rests in the shade away from the midday sun next to the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Workers erect a 2014 World Cup poster outside the Dunas arena soccer stadium in Natal, June 12 , 2014. Mexico will face Cameroon in their 2014 World Cup football match here on June 13. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

It's been a race against the clock to get Natal's stadium and facilities ready for the host city's first match between Mexico and Cameroon on Thursday -- and it's not yet over. Construction crews are still racing to get the stadium done.