Scope sorts competitions by how wide a field of entrants they actually draw, from local to global. Wikipedia describes the FIFA World Cup as "an international association football competition among the senior men's national teams of the members of FIFA," a scope covering the entire footballing world. This dimension separates competitions open to the whole world from those limited to one region or league.
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Australian Open, Official History
Tennis AustraliaContains: Australian Open
Roland Garros (French Open), Official History
Federation Francaise de TennisContains: French Open
US Open, Official History (Tennis)
United States Tennis AssociationContains: US Open (Tennis)
World Xiangqi Federation, Official Site
World Xiangqi FederationContains: World Xiangqi ChampionshipView the Source FMJD, Official Site
Federation Mondiale du Jeu de DamesContains: World Draughts ChampionshipView the Source World Othello Federation, Official Site
World Othello FederationContains: World Othello ChampionshipView the Source Wikipedia, Bermuda Bowl
Wikipedia, Olympic Council of Asia
CAF, Official History
Confederation of African FootballContains: Africa Cup of NationsView the Source Wikipedia, Ryder Cup
Wikipedia, The Ashes
Wikipedia, Copa America
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