have mixed American and British accents. “Some of the words thy still say with a British accent, so they’ll say zebra (pronounced in the U.K. way.),” she noted. The duchess added that her ...

Mixed fortunes for two of the local favourites ... The first set started with Wang breaking Pegula at the first opportunity, but the American immediately responded with a break of her own.

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SXSW is known for being the most welcoming stop on the festival circuit, with audiences who are eager to jump to their feet and shout themselves hoarse for every outlandish joke or gory kill.

"Zelensky is doing a serious disservice to the Ukrainian people insulting the American President and the American people - just to appease Europeans and increase his low polling in Ukraine after ...

Round Rock officials say a 65.5-acre mixed-use development that just broke ground is the first of its kind for the city. The project, known as "the District," will feature restaurants, a hotel ...

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U.S. adults largely agree that at least some immigrants living in the U.S. illegally should be deported. Most say arrests of immigrants in the country illegally should be allowed at protests or in ...

The people here just have their own way of speaking: it's like someone took Elizabethan English, sprinkled in some Irish tones and 1700s Scottish accents, then mixed it all up with pirate slang.