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The prime motive of the water rally is to promote water sports, to bolster tourism in the towns located along the River Ganga and to spread the message, 'Keep Ganga Clean' among the people.
I would suspect Cheney's prime motive for criticising Obama's decisions is to defend himself against calls that he should be indicted for violating the 1994 Federal Law against torture.
That is UKA's prime motive for bringing in the Dutchman whose hands-on coaching experience is seen as more likely to achieve the medal target in London rather than than that of Dave Collins.
 
 
 
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