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When I told him the United States, he said, still smiling politely, "Welcome".
We are the British left, after all, and we don't want to make anyone feel less than politely welcome.
The book's frontispiece depicts European Russian peasants ripe for takeover as they politely welcome viewers into their orderly, nonthreatening world.
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Published in January when the arts funding cuts debacle was in full swing, McMaster's review was received politely and welcomed for its perceived departure from a funding system reliant on the loathed tick-box culture.
They welcomed me politely, not used to seeing journalists, and probably not a woman.
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