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full of promise

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See: favorable, probable, propitious


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Nevertheless it was a performance full of promise as he stayed on relentlessly through the field in the closing stages under relatively tender handling.
Assabiyya, who has had her training problems, made a belated debut a winning one full of promise as Frankie Dettori only had to push the Godolphin filly to the front to win the 1m2f maiden going away from Laughing Boy.
Last season started so full of promise, With three straight wins on the trot, And when we went on that great Cup run, Some of us even dreamed of a top six place.
 
 
 
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