What does the phrase 'Brilliant thank you Sir' imply about the speaker's feelings?
Mourners leave flowers for Prince Philip in Windsor
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The video transcript includes an introduction with initial thoughts, followed by expressions of sympathy and gratitude, and concludes with acknowledgments and closing remarks.
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