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O que significa As United have waxed, Arsenal have waned. ?
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I think this is referring to the English football teams 'Manchester United' and 'Arsenal'.
Here, they are using a metaphor about the moon.
A 'waning' moon is bigger than a 'waxing' moon.
So, they are saying that as United have improved, Arsenal have become worse.
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