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'Ten years from now, I hope to make my parents proud of whatever I choose to pursue, and wherever God takes me,' she says.

Americans are particularly less proud in regards to the American political and welfare systems.

Highland Council will show support for Proud Ness by flying the rainbow flag, symbol of the LGBT+ rights movement, in Inverness during the weekend of the parade.

Also beating them to it was the National Health Service, which 52% of Brits are most proud of, as well as our history (35%), the people (24%) and British education and science (20%).

bg pc NHS is also a source pride resp Just over 1% of respondents said that they weren't proud of any of the options given.

Well done beautiful lady, I'm proud of you, I can't even run a mile without stopping.

Adelabu and Sarumi-Aliyu were united on the fact that politics in Nigeria is not something to be proud of and experience is not necessary to do a good job while Alao-Akala and Lanlehin on their part aligned that Nigeria politics is not bad and it is something to be proud of if politicians are committed and God fearing.

Masie McLaughlin said: "Andy, you've done Scotland proud. Think of your health now.

The 2/32, nicknamed the Proud Americans, fired the first 175 millimeter rounds in the Vietnam War.

"This is a proud moment for Kenya and we celebrate your heroism.You are a legend," Echesa said.

In that relatively short time, both my wife and my dad have graduated from UWS and were immensely proud to do so.

Melanie Floyd WELL done Cardiff City you did yourselves proud, Leicester proud and you did Wales proud.

However, the young generation needs to be made aware of the proud heritage our national language is.

Gina Barreca | Tribune News Service WAS there a time when hearing the simple phrase"I'm proud of you" made a significant difference in your life?