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4 sight. It ian't even around the corner. We can't tell. We don't -- ir we are wise - we don't set dates on the winning of the wer, or for the capture of a city, or anything else. Too many people do that. But there is the spirit, though, that we heve learned 80 well in the last few years -- we have acquired. It is something new, this intimate relationship between the British Empire and the United States. It's new. This great friendship between the Russian people and the American people -- that's new. Well, let's hang on to both of them, and by spreading that spirit around the world, we may have a peaceful period for our grandchildren to grow up in. And so all I can do is to wish you every possible success in this great task that you have undertaken. It won't be a final task, you know that, but at least it gives something to build on, so that we can accomplish the one thing that humenity has been looking forward to for a great many hundreds of years. It's good to see you. Good luck. workshop

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