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In addition, Canada’s fond hope that Asian markets for its heavy crudes will materialize is a pipe dream.

My fond hope is that you and your Grandpa Izzy enjoyed many good times together and that you have many other memories of him, perhaps talking to you about the Old Country or commenting on something he’d read in the Forward.

“How many weary days and weeks had I passed, upheld only by the fond hope of bringing home many new and beautiful forms from those wild regions.”

Nato’s fond hope that the much-trained Afghan army and police would effectively replace western troops and provide adequate security has proved illusory.

My fond hope is that our national ideological gulf has not obscured our ability to celebrate a quintessentially American story, especially when that story belongs to a man whose ideas challenged us to our core.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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