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The Queen is having a private meeting with her
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Start: He was so dashing. One forgets that now. On the electoral trail in 1955 the women of Britain lined the streets. A year later, he was a disgraced man.
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End: I suppose that’s what happens if you stick round long enough. The same people, the same ideas come round again and again. Wearing a different coloured tie.
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Peter Morgan. The Audience. London: Faber and Faber, 2013, p.31.
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