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"FYI, your points are totally reasonable.  \nI do think that if the U.S. waits until they can honestly say to prospective bidders that the time is RIPE for another American SOG, that will attract interest -- even possibly from Chicago.  \nThe Chicago loss is still fresh right now. And although your points about Chicago's bidding history are well taken, they are not automatically an indication of the future. If Chicago can feel extremely confident about the race -- not only the bid itself, but the timing and the USOC's relationship with the IOC -- I think another bid is possible. I also think the IOC would be extremely inclined to try to reward a Chicago bid assuming it is timed well. I admit there are a lot of if's there, but I don't think it's totally out of the realm of possibility.  \nI still think that some option among those big four will work out. Even if it came down to NYC and LA (who says they will bid every time the U.S. decides to try) -- that's not a shabby pair of candidates. I still think it makes more sense to wait than put all the eggs in Reno's basket. If the USOC can come up with a more compelling host, perhaps the argument for 2022 would carry more weight with me. Not with Reno, though. \n"
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