In which sentence does koizumi use emotion to communicate his point?
a. "i will not let the lesson learned from the tragedy of war fade with time and firmly maintain the nation's antiwar pledge, dedicated to the construction of japan as a peaceful nation."
b. "in the last war, more than three million japanese lost their lives on the battlefield, succumbed to the ravages of war, or passed away in some distant foreign land after the war."
c. "i offer my heartfelt prayers for the repose of their souls, and offer my genuine respect and appreciation to them from the bottom of my heart."
d. "japan will further develop its friendly relations with countries all over the world, and as a member of the international community, actively contribute to a lasting world peace."

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