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The phrase "and empathy will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing future expectations or outcomes related to empathy.
Example: "In our organization, we believe that kindness and empathy will be the foundation of our success."
Alternatives: "and empathy is expected to be" or "and empathy should be".
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Irene's warmth, interest and empathy will be missed by all of us.
She says, and I agree, that compassion and empathy will be the thing that saves us.
Persson and Savulescu, for instance, expect that their proposal for the core of our moral disposition – consisting of altruism, a sense of justice or fairness, and empathy – will be shared by many ([ 2]: 168-169).
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Her unwavering elegance, ageless outlook and loving empathy will be deeply missed.
Her dark, sensual looks and easy empathy will be a change for her character, often played by cool, unreadable blondes.
But there remains a cadre of extremists who believe that fatal toxins need to be returned to the world so that people will again know suffering, and thus empathy will be reborn.
But come October, when lists are finalised and dreams snuffed, Duigan's empathy will be with former team-mates and opponents in the AFL.
Perhaps over time the Court will become less homogeneous, and this kind of intellectual empathy will be less crucial.
Campos hopes the pope's message of empathy will be heard by immigration officials, and that they will give him a second chance.
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