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"We are confident this is in the best interests of the USA bid," committee chairman and U.S. Soccer Federation President Sunil Gulati said.
The move (first reported by Steven Goff of The Washington Post) doesn't change anything in the real world, of course.
By 2018, soccer's most powerful confederation will have gone a record 12 years without hosting the sport's biggest event. With the European bids concentrated on that year, there was always a 100% chance that FIFA's executive committee would award the 2018 World Cup to one of the four European contenders (England, Russia, Spain/Portugal, Netherlands/Belgium).
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