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CALLER:

And I hope you’ll take care when you’re travelling, with that SARS virus.

PRIME MINISTER:

I certainly will. I’ll be very careful. I’ll walk twice as fast in the morning! While I’m getting this earpiece organised too - we’ll be right. Doing well. I’ve got plenty of help. Right.

CALLER:

I don’t have a question. I just want to say thank you for being at the helm. A silent majority do appreciate that you’re there at the top, so thank you again.

PRIME MINISTER:

Thank you Rosemary. It’s very kind of you.

CALLER:

I just wanted to sing your praise as well. You’ve done a terrific job over the last few months. We couldn’t have had a better man at the job.

PRIME MINISTER:

Well that’s very nice of you to say so. Thank you.

CALLER:

Well it’s true.

PRIME MINISTER:

Thank you. Thank you very much.

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