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I wanted him to back off because he was trying to trap me with words I didn't say
Teresa hangs tough in 'shove it' row Jul 27, 2004
It's not a question of politeness, although politeness is a good thing. But it's telling someone who is trying to misrepresent you and trap you to go. To take off
Teresa hangs tough in 'shove it' row Jul 27, 2004
If Ted Kennedy holds on to that marriage just for the Catholic vote, as some people say he does, then he's a perfect bastard
Teresa dissed Ted Kennedy in 1975 Jul 27, 2004
The Power Lovers; An Intimate Look at Politicians and Their Marriage
Teresa dissed Ted Kennedy in 1975 Jul 27, 2004
We need a presidency that sees the problems not down the road but today and responds immediately to those needs
Kerry fires up presidential bid Dec 02, 2002
Maria Teresa Thierstein Simões-Ferreira Heinz commonly known as Teresa Heinz Kerry (born October 5, 1938) is an American philanthropist, the widow of the late U.S. Senator H. John Heinz III, and the wife of Senator John Kerry.
According to her official biography, Teresa was born Maria Teresa Thierstein Simões Ferreira to Portuguese parents in Portuguese East Africa, at the time a colony and now the independent nation of Mozambique. Her father was José Simões Ferreira Júnior (1910-1989; born in Albergaria-a-Velha, and died in Porto, Portugal), and her mother was Irene Thierstein (1912-1997), born a Portuguese and British national in Lourenço Marques, daughter of Alberto Thierstein, a British national of Swiss origin from Valletta, Malta (at the time a British-ruled territory), and Maria Burló, born in Alexandria, Egypt, who both migrated to Portuguese East Africa.
Teresa (Portuguese pronunciation: ) grew up in Portuguese East Africa' capital, Lourenço Marques (now called Maputo). Her father was a medical doctor, and "Teresinha" (which means "Little Teresa" or "Terri" in Portuguese) led a relatively privileged life. Her father, however, often brought her along on his calls into the African bush, where she witnessed how those of lesser means lived.