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Hope, not fear, but hope, together as a nation.
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The line contrasts hope with fear, then repeats “hope” to give it emphasis. “Together as a nation” turns that feeling into a shared public outlook: people are encouraged to face what lies ahead through unity and confidence rather than fear.
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- University of Virginia Global Affairs — “Visions of Hope”
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- Official Statement
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