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U.S. President Barack Obama has hailed Nelson Mandela as a clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway inspiration while on a visit to South Africa. Mr Obama declined to visit Mr Mandela clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway to the former South African president's clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway health. A White House statement explained: "Out of deference to Nelson Mandela's clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway and comfort and the family's wishes, [the Obamas] will not be visiting the hospital." Obama made it clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway to reporters on Air Force One that he had no clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway of putting Mr Mandela's health any further at clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway, saying: "I don't need a photo clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway….The last thing I want to do is to be in any clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway obtrusive at a time when the family is clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway about Nelson Mandela's condition."

President Obama called Mandela a "personal clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway" and that Mandela's sacrifices to achieve equal clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway helped inspire his own clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway career. While flying to South Africa, Obama told reporters: "The clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway message we'll want to deliver…is simply a clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway gratitude for his leadership all these years, and that the thoughts and clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway of the American people are with him and his family and his country." Obama later told university students in Pretoria to learn clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway from Mandela's strength while he was in clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway for 27 years. He said: "Think about the hardships and the clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway and being away from family and friends. There were dark moments that tested his faith in clearconcerneddueherohumanityintentionlessonsmainoppeacepersonalpoliticalpoorprayersprisonprofoundrightsriskstrugglesway, but he refused to give up."