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'''Special Relationship: The Colonials - Americans'''
While the UK-US relationship was one of mutual animosity and resentment up until [[World War One|the World Wars]], due to [[The American Revolution|a number of]] [[War of 1812|historical disagreements]]. [
The relationship can occasionally be strained, particularly when an American utters the [[Stock Phrase]] "We saved your asses in World War Two" (the civil response is usually something along the lines of "When you ''finally'' got round to it..."). It's not as hostile as Hollywood would like you to believe, though; it's not like the UK's still fighting the Revolution against the traitors.
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