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foster hope

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See: promise


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Pope Benedict XVI's upcoming trip to Cameroon and Angola will be an occasion to foster hope and reconciliation on a continent torn by conflict, the Vatican spokesman said Tuesday.
The struggle to build instead of destroy, and foster hope over despair, will result in greater infrastructure and economic growth in Gaza.
Events off the field after the close of play certainly didn't foster hopes of a trouble-free future as Law revealed his disappointment at the decision not to offer the 37-year-old Cork a new contract.
 
 
 
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