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Reasons to love him: He's British (and I'm an anglophile, so it works out), had a great show in NYC (took the terrifying leap from London to New York and did an amazing job), and he's sorta attractive in a maybe-he-needs-to-figure-out-his-hair kind of way.— highfashiongirl loves you
It's also not the case that Bill Clinton was an anglophile: he may have been a Rhodes Scholar but, as his autobigraphy makes clear, he didn't much care for Britain or the British during his time by the Cherwell.— Spectator Live
The socialite is said to have referred to the UK as a city and failed to understand what an anglophile is as she promoted her new reality series Paris Hilton's British Best Friend.— All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
After being forced to explain the meaning of the term anglophile, Jones tried to trick Hilton by pretending that his co-host Rick Edwards is a famous drag artist - however, the joke backfired when she appeared to be ignorant of the occupation.— All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
I'm a hopless anglophile, been to the UK a couple of times can't wait to get back.— AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed

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