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Or that Russia's willingness to host major sporting events should somehow count in its favour.
Hamburg's willingness to host the 2024 Olympics has also been affected.
In the meantime, Israeli willingness to host Syrian refugees would improve its standing throughout the region.
But in a significant concession, his administration recently indicated its willingness to host the Central Americans as they await asylum interviews in the United States.
The crowd clapped approvingly at several points during Obama's remarks, but appeared more focused on his approving references to Greece's economic plan and willingness to host refugees than his broader remarks.
"France strongly affirms its willingness to host foreign students," Pierre Tapie, chairman of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, a grouping of some of the country's most prestigious schools, said in a phone interview last Friday.
With its support for Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf war and its willingness to play host not only to Mr bin Laden but also to Carlos the Jackal, another sort of international terrorist, Sudan quickly became a pariah state.President Bashir's government ramped up the southern war that it had inherited from its predecessors.
China's willingness to serve as host of the Games and offer itself up to considerable scrutiny and potential ridicule is significant.
Nor does it have any financial need to do so, given its willingness to serve as host for the tournament without sponsors and to accept a below-market contract from CBS.
Germany's willingness to be the host helped Mr. Fischer convince his Green Party that the government was more interested in helping postwar reconstruction in Afghanistan than in taking part in the war against it.
