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Did the US beat Ghana in the world cup?
No Ghana won
Is US out of the world cup?
yes
Did the us held the World Cup once?
Yes the U.s.A held the world cup in 1994.
Have the US football team ever won the world cup?
No they have not yet won the world cup.
How many times did the us hold the world cup?
U.s.A hoisted the world cup once in 1994.
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