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| "Perhaps the nation had been subconsciously seeking a Messiah ..This, I think, is what we witnessed a year ago, and as a nation it should continue to worry us." |
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| "If I mourned so deeply for a woman I'd never known, oughtn't I to strive to know and care for others who are much nearer to my own sphere?" |
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| "Here was a true fairy tale and one in which the beautiful Princess grew up like me. She instantly became my hero." |
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| "We must remember that life as part of the Royal Family is not a fairy tale." |
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| "I will always remember being in London at that time - a singular moment in history." |
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| "Diana was not the answer. But her fans could not see beyond this. The public should put their obsession with her to rest." |
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| "When I think of the funeral I think of ... an overwhelming silence amidst the thousands and thousands of people, all sharing their grief." |
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| "Cynics say the public grieving was hysterical ... I would argue that the response was a natural expression of mourning for a much-love public figure." |
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| "I think I over-reacted! I find her brother's speech embarrassing now but then I agreed with every word!" |
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| "The ultimate lesson in Diana's death is that we must stop hunting celebrities. Everyone is entitled to a private life and a public life." |
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