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Fervently advocating for the growth and development of the Financial and Professional Services (FPS) sector, EnterpriseNGR plays a pivotal role in contributing to the nation’s economic growth.

His disciples from various states are diligently chanting mantras for seven hours daily, fervently praying for the success of these candidates under his guidance.

In such circumstances be rest assured that I will be praying fervently for Asiwaju’s victory from the inside.

She fervently believes it is time to reclaim Garvey’s legacy and accomplishments as a human rights activist before Congress, America, and the world.

Since then, it has grown into a visually striking religious festival which attracts thousands of onlookers and tourists to watch the gory displays in the fervently Catholic nation.

They eagerly await the tangible manifestation of the long-awaited dividends of democracy they have fervently desired.

We prayed fervently for their loved ones after the assault in March, and we pray for them now that the pain is again brought to the fore.

You are now amongst the ancestors you so fervently lit candles to.

A record fifth Championship for Sydney FC, and this will be celebrated as fervently as any.

Ask yourself: Can you sit down and have a meal with someone you suspect — or know — you’ll fervently disagree with?

Ben Affleck is reportedly disgruntled at the persistent romance rumors linking him to Kick Kennedy, daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and wishes fervently they would stop.

Clinton, who stressed her then-unique status as a female at the top of a presidential ticket, spoke of “cracking this last glass ceiling,” and fervently hoped Harris would bust it wide open.

He urged supporters to use the occasion to pray fervently for Nigeria and respective countries, and to present themselves to God for guidance and wisdom.

His passion didn't stop there; he added fervently to anyone listening, "I would just recommend anybody to just come to China.

His timeless message urges them to embrace his enduring ideals and to fervently pursue the noble task of crafting a brighter future for all.

I fervently hoped there would be a lot of time to talk about The Hoops.

I look forward, most fervently, to the day that you finally take the long walk to freedom.

In as she surely intends, I found myself rooting most fervently for the pairing—Ivan and Margaret—that seemed to most defy the odds.

Naturally, Raddatz didn’t elaborate that her estimate came from a leftist lobbying group called the American Immigration Council, which fervently advocates against deportation.

Prayer altars should be raised by believers and fervently cry for God’s Divine Mercy upon the state.