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Bransfield said that he didn't risk turning any TVs off while the USA were playing matches, but it's safe to say he'll tread carefully if he ever visits Buenos Aires.

Has he ever visited Auschwitz?

Nor would he ever visit that enchanted mountain valley on the far side of the lake.

Before leaving the island, she asked him if he ever visited New York.

On inauguration day, he walked from his Park Slope home to City Hall, the first time he ever visited there.

He explained that she was a fact-checker and suggested that the three of us could all get dinner and drinks one evening if he ever visited New York.

The other image from 1964 shows a prematurely aged, grumpy-looking Kerouac slumped in an armchair on the last day he ever visited Ginsberg in Manhattan.

"One does not say no to Ellen Futter," he said, adding that he had a sense of life coming full circle by taking on responsibilities at the first museum he ever visited.

I can rationalize their behavior the same way I could that of a late friend of mine who grew up in the Great Depression and for the rest of his life saved unused napkins from every restaurant he ever visited.

Honestly though, Dewit says, the whole sordid thing was not his cup of tea: "This isn't southern Europe, where people practically live their lives right out in the streets!" I ask him if he ever visited the show's Web site, that quick fix for voyeur junkies.

Wen'an county in China, a place once known for its fertile soil, clear streams and peach trees, was the "most polluted place" he ever visited because of its role in the plastics trade.But any recrimination over these recycling practices is best directed at the rich world and at the increasingly wealthy Chinese who are beginning to match their wasteful, spendthrift counterparts in the West.