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on a beautiful sunny day last week. ... The one positive is the great man's study, 
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Chamberlain's resignation, my father became Prime Minister. ... on and off in 
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work ... a senior former federal minister who in his youth had been a colleague of 
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Question: This British prime minister lived in his home of Chartwell in Westerham, Kent for the last 41 years of his life
Answer: Winston Churchill