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en It's a special bit of British history that New Zealanders can connect with.

en Bagpipes are definitely for people with Scottish or British ancestries who can connect with a part of their history.

en I want young New Zealanders in future generations and older New Zealanders to be able to go out on a boat and see if they're lucky, because they are hard to see, a great white swimming in the ocean. She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently.

en I'll go downstairs and look and see who I want to learn about tonight. Especially with Black History Month coming . . . I make a special effort to have my children take a look at the stamps, connect and learn about those who have achieved for us.

en Our philosophy is to make history come alive. The use of a vaudeville show allows students to connect with local history through the hook of entertainment.

en Our races are to our sport what Wimbledon and the Australian, U.S., and French Opens are to tennis, and what the Masters, U.S., and British Opens and PGA Championship are to golf. Each race has the history, the tradition, the honor roll of legendary champions, and a special place in the eyes of all to make them stand apart from the other events.

en I am truly honored and speechless — which is a first! I'm absolutely delighted, and the fact that this is a public vote makes it extra special. It has been a very tough few years and the British public have been so supportive of me and the family, and seen that I am a real, old-fashioned British girl at heart.

en Lesson number one, rule number one: You have to connect with your customer, ... If you're writing a children's book, you have to connect with the reader. Do you connect? Are you able to make an immediate connection with that publication that is going to be lasting, memorable, effective, teach a lesson or a moral? If you don't connect, you are not going to be successful.

en [Bush delivered his address to British academics at Whitehall Palace, and praised the so-called special relationship between Washington and London.] More than alliance of security and commerce, the British and American peoples have an alliance of values, ... Today, this old and tested alliance is very strong.
  Laura Bush

en Dennis had a special interest in history and especially the history of Racine County, so the museum, I think, was kind of a special interest to him.

en You have to wonder how they got it up there. But, this is what life is all about. History, which he was such a major part of. Not just being raised in Somerset, but being a famous general during the Civil War. I guess every small town wants to be connected to history through a famous person and he's who we connect with.

en We don't always connect ourselves with our history.

en He (Spielberg) has great affection and respect for the British film industry and the British people. He has always enjoyed every moment he's spent in the UK -- or anywhere where the British flag flies.

en I have every reason to believe that the British are right about this. I trust the British on this issue. The British are operating in the south, they know the situation there.

en We think it's something that brings out pride in Louisiana, and that's an important thing right now. Louisiana is special, our culture is special; the settings, the food, the costumes, the history, that show up in our 'Nutcracker' are very special to Louisiana. We can all unite behind that and be proud of that.


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