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Preval said Haitians' courage was sustaining their government as it looks for ways to relieve the suffering of hundreds of thousands of hurt and homeless quake victims. "Haitians, the pain is too heavy for words to express. Let's dry our eyes to rebuild Haiti," Preval said at a ceremony held on a flower-decked platform at the University of Notre Dame's nursing school in the capital. "Haitian people who are suffering, the courage and strength you showed in this misfortune are the sign that Haiti cannot perish. It is a sign that Haiti will not perish," said Preval, wearing a black armband over his white shirt to signal mourning. The ceremony marked a pause in the government's recovery effort from Haiti's worst natural disaster. The quake killed about 212,000 people, according to the government, and Haitian officials, along with international aid organizations, are trying to figure out how to house and care for 1 million people living in tents and makeshift shelters in the streets. 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