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ROBERT HARDMAN: The Queen's sense of duty united our kingdom as it changed beyond all recognition
ROBERT HARDMAN: Monarchs, if they have enjoyed particular significance, are sometimes accorded the honour of an 'age'. But the reign of Queen Elizabeth II simply spanned too much.
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