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I don't think that anybody would necessarily flinch from buying a historic house, even if something violent happened there. I'm sure they would have sympathy for the victims, but the majority of people looking at historic houses buy them, because they like the history.

People recognized they had a historic buying opportunity at the top end of the town house market. They saw a historic opportunity present itself, and they seized it with both hands.

Too many historic houses have been destroyed. I'd welcome any kind of effort to protect them. Our town's history definitely has to be preserved.

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This is a historic day for the Iraqi people, for the Middle East and for the world, and it's a historic day for the advance of freedom.

Scott McClellan

On this historic day I would like to pay tribute to the Iraqi people because of this historic accomplishment, ... I think they are capable of this mission.

It's in a historic district. We want to keep all the businesses historic looking, just for the look. We want to bring people downtown.

You have done more than anyone else to bring about the historic change in the attitude of the church towards the Jewish people, ... Your coming here is a climax of this historic journey of healing.

This is an historic day for the Iraqi people, the Middle East and the world, and it's an historic day for the advance of freedom. We are encouraged by what appears to be a large turnout.

Scott McClellan

It's really a photographic history of Jamesburg, and it's done with the purpose of showing the Jamesburg of yesteryear, and the need to preserve our historic buildings. We recognize that change has to take place, but there are ways of preserving the buildings, retaining the historic facade, and things like that.

We have a far greater number of historic houses than 20th century houses.

Because of Mrs. Kohler's love of Wisconsin history, we have Old Wade House as a historic site. She believed, as I do, that there is a future for the past.

New Orleans - along with San Francisco - is the greatest collection of 18th-, 19th- and early-20th-century residential architecture in the United States. You're talking about miles and miles of historic properties. But saving the historic context does not mean necessarily rebuilding everything in it. I don't think you build a bad 21st-century copy of a brilliant 19th-century building.

That is truly a bed-and-breakfast. People who are looking for a b-and-b are looking for a historic house.

It is a historic day. We have closed a sad chapter in the history of the Kurdish people.

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