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Why was the area between the trenches called "no-man's-land" during WWI? (Based on the text "Football Makes History")

Because no men were allowed to enter it to play sports.

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Because it belonged to neither side and was extremely dangerous to enter.

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Because it was a safe zone where soldiers could meet.

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Because it was the designated area for football matches.

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