Can the Windy City Win the Olympic Bid?

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On Friday, the IOC will determine whether Chicago, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro or Tokyo will win the right to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. As President Obama makes his way to Copenhagen to address the session as part of Chicago's team, CNBC reports on why the Windy City is a worthy opponent.

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