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World Leaders Bow Before the True King
Jun. 30th, 2006 11:41 am♠
“Officially, he's here to see the president,” Bush said yesterday during the welcoming ceremony for Koizumi at the White House. “But I know the highlight of his visit will be paying his respects to the King.”
Koizumi confirmed the sentiment. Ending a joint news conference at the White House yesterday, Koizumi said in English: “Thank you very much, American people, for `Love Me Tender.'”
-- Joe Sobczyk and Catherine Fisher for Bloomberg News
I've always liked Japan. The people have a fine sensibility, as well as pretty girls. And, of course, the magic of Elvis is obviously transcendent, across time, place, and culture.
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“Officially, he's here to see the president,” Bush said yesterday during the welcoming ceremony for Koizumi at the White House. “But I know the highlight of his visit will be paying his respects to the King.”
Koizumi confirmed the sentiment. Ending a joint news conference at the White House yesterday, Koizumi said in English: “Thank you very much, American people, for `Love Me Tender.'”
-- Joe Sobczyk and Catherine Fisher for Bloomberg News
I've always liked Japan. The people have a fine sensibility, as well as pretty girls. And, of course, the magic of Elvis is obviously transcendent, across time, place, and culture.
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