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"  Kate Middleton&amp;#039;s visit to the National Maritime Museum seems to have awoken her nautical spirit (she spent a lot of time at sea during her childhood) and it&amp;#039;s evidenced in her style. Last week she wore a simple white and navy shift Jaeger shift dress, and now she&amp;#039;s gone full-on nautical. Earlier today she attended the opening of the newly restored Bletchley Park, a refurbished World War II site, and wore a white blouse and navy skirt by Alexander McQueen. Each piece was adorned with anchor-emblazoned gold buttons, not unlike the ones you&amp;#039;d see befitting a sailor&amp;#039;s uniform. She topped off the look with a matching navy clutch and court heels. If the outfit looks familiar, it&amp;#039;s because she wore it during an appearance at the Summerfield Community Centre in 2011. The visit was an especially sentimental one as Middleton&amp;#039;s paternal grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, served as a codebreaker during World War II. She even met with Lady Marion Body, who not only worked with her grandmother, but also her grandmother&amp;#039;s twin sister, Mary. It&amp;#039;s believed that their wartime efforts helped contribute to reducing WWII between two and four years. So now we know where Kate gets her good will from!   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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