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The countries of the Arab-Muslim world do not play host to sizable numbers of immigrants—only migrant workers and refugees.

South Korea will also play host to the G-20 meeting of major economic states.

Surely it were enough to make him smile, that he should play host to the wife and daughter of his cousin Charles.

Next time—next two times we meet—it is my turn to play host, remember.

Jimmy was delighted to play host and proceeded to go through our selection of records.

As Bill was competent to play host, they were given their keys, and allowed to find their own way to their quarters.

The British Government surrendered with grace, and offered to play host to the toss in London, as a neutral place.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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