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"But I'm least impressed with this," she says, gesturing to a Japanese rice that has not flowered.

However, he continued to impress as foreign affairs spokesman, articulating the party's opposition to the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 and misgivings over the Blair government's close relationship with Washington.

The vocal group’s tightly choreographed performances impressed the Beatles, who asked them to be an opening act for their second U.S. tour that summer.

I was so impressed by Sunderland's display with 10 men in last weekend's draw with Aston Villa.

The “from the heart” address did not appear to impress the gathering of world leaders, especially the part where he said, “Your countries are going to hell.”