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He was attached to the 141st Field Ambulance, in April, 1918, when he volunteered to go behind enemy lines in France to bring out wounded soldiers at a time when it was considered senseless to send forward ambulances.
The decision comes at the end of a four-month search to find the town, city or place with the most innovative ideas to send forward to a national final next year.
He said: ``We have such concern, huge sympathy and the greatest admiration for the stoicism of the Tibetan people and the wonderful example of peace and real spirituality which you always send forward.
 
 
 
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