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Though the Pope waited more than two years after his 1978 election as pontiff to visit Asia it was his ninth trip outside Italy and came after he had been to Africa, the United States and Latin America Pope John Paul IIs regular returns suggested a love for the region that was widely reciprocated.
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Though the Pope waited more than two years after his 1978 election as pontiff to visit Asia it was his ninth trip outside Italy and came after he had been to Africa, the United States and Latin America Pope John Paul IIs regular returns suggested a love for the region that was widely reciprocated.
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