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ut before I do, I want to say a few things. First of all,thank you to the British people. Thank you to the people whoamp。rsquo。ve met me on train stations andcolleges, in workplaces and schools. Thank you for sharing your stories with me, I have learnt somuch for you. It has been an enormous privilege. Thank you for the selfies, thank you for the support, andthank you for the most unlikely cult of the 21st century, Milifandom. Second, I want to address those who voted Labour yesterday. Today youamp。rsquo。ll feel disappointed,even bleak, but while we may have lost the election, the argument of our campaign will notgo away。 the issue of our unequal country will not go away. This is the challenge of our time,the fight goes on, and whoever is our new leader, I know Labour will keep making the case for acountry that works for working people once again. Third, I believe in our United Kingdom, not just because it is our country, but because it is thebest way of serving the working people of our country. You know, I believe that there is morethat unites us than d