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Countries bid for the World Cup for a mix of prestige, economic benefits, and to boost tourism. Hosting such a massive event, especially one with the US's proven revenue success, puts a nation on the global stage, attracts visitors, and can leave a lasting legacy of improved infrastructure and national pride.
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