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Last Sunday'sNew York Timesnoted that "the intense September 11 rush of "we are all Americans” seems to have faded in the breasts of all but Tony Blair, who continues to jet around the globe more actively than American leaders to recruit support for the cause".

US News and World Reportcalled Blair”a statesman - steady, fast and strong".Newsweekdescribed him as the "downright serene ... de facto Secretary of State of the coalition.A coalition of which he was the "architect".The Boston Globesaid that "suddenly Americans are smitten with Tony Blair. Why has the Prime Minister captured our hearts?" It answered its own question: "Tony talks about America a bit more eloquently than the Americans do ... in the most delectable accent."

Текст 2.Savile Row's tailors prepare to do battle with Abercrombie & Fitch

Tailors of London's Savile Row argue that the arrival of Abercrombie & Fitch's planned kid's store will damage the integrity of the street, making it a less desirable destination for their customers.

The row between Savile Row's tailors and US outfitter Abercrombie & Fitch, who plan to open a children's clothing store on the famed tailoring street, rumbles on.

Mark Henderson, the chairman of heritage tailors of the professional non-profit organisationSavile Row Bespoke, has spoken on behalf of the famous street's many tailors to further detail their issues with the planned store.

"Savile Row is a terribly famous address, associated with the world's best tailoring," he told the Evening Standard. "Putting in a children's store to sell jeans and T-shirts seriously damages the integrity of the street. The other aspect to this is this narrow, quiet street will be flooded with crowds of people inside, crowds of people outside. That means it will make it less pleasant for our customers, whom we have built up over 200 years, to come to Savile Row."

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