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"I don't think LA belongs in the \"trying too hard category.\" They express interest every time the U.S. solicits candidates internally, but the IOC hasn't seen an LA bid since 1984. I sort of think that even 2028 might be too soon for another LA Games -- probably 2032 at the earliest, but we'll see. I definitely would not count the city out.  \nI agree w/ Brekkie Boy's assessment of New York's infrequent bidding as an asset. I would even go farther and say that spacing out the bids is an asset not only for any city, but any country. Take Germany, for example. Apart from Leipzig, they've laid pretty low and now Munich is generating a lot of buzz.  \nI've said it before, but I'll say it again: the \"IT'S OUR TIME\" card is potentially the most powerful card a a bid can play. (Of course technical insufficiency -- not inferiority -- would render it moot, but that's another story.) The U.S. has had to bid without that card for several times running now and it definitely translates into a sisyphustian battle. \n"
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