And Woody Allen has forty, beating out William Wordsworth, Rudyard Kipling, and both Roosevelts.

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Alas, the Roosevelts' enthusiasm for international law has been replaced by a deep American ambivalence.

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Americans may be allergic to English kings, but look at their fondness for a line of Adamses, or Roosevelts, or Tafts.

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Act, behave and speak in the tradition of the two Roosevelts.

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Yet if the Roosevelts favored the middle class and the poor, they often did so at the expense of being labeled class traitors by their peers.

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At the New York Academy of Music, an exclusive venue for opera from 1854, 18 private boxes were monopolised by an old elite of Roosevelts, Stuyvesants and others.

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This was the prevailing design in the mid-1800s, when wealthy Hudson River families like the Roosevelts and the Gildersleeves adapted traditional Dutch iceboats into lightning-quick sporting machines that raced--and often beat--the fastest steam locomotives plying the Hudson's banks.

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Both Roosevelts were hard-headed political pragmatists.

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