Bill Clinton (1946) 42nd President of the United States
While touring tsunami-devastated areas with his presidential predecessor, George H. W. Bush, February 2005[citation needed]
2000s
“People can never own people but whether I can be with him or not right now, the answer is no. Not now. Maybe in another time.”
— Cecelia Ahern, book Love, Rosie
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