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England's World Cup bid learns from Obama's Olympic flop
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Badsey
=We must learn from other's mistakes. -That is the most least costly way.
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Badsey
-We should be all thanking Obama. I bow down to you O Great One. You have taught me so much in so little time.
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seijichuudo9sha
I think we know what kind of codeword "flop" is. Sheesh.
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bakabaka
No way should the US host any international sports events until they relax their fascist immigration procedures
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PepinGalarga
So they wont rely on the influence of one person, but "several". Sounds like the Joker is talking.
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