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Indiana would like to see his latest work become a symbol of newfound hope for Americans, and thinks an Obama presidency could bring just that. He writes: "Who more than Mary could be a star of hope for us? This notion is evident in phrases such as, `cross your fingers and hope for the best,' and `at least we still have hope,' both of which one might utter when feeling particularly incapable of achieving important goals through one's own efforts. |
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