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Thank you Elder Christofferson for setting the example of being a good missionary to the world. Your giving of copies of the Book of Mormon to leaders in Bolivia, and your courage to share your testimony over the TV airwaves is an example of courage and conviction. I'm glad the Church is such a good neighbor to all the countries of the world, and it's Humanitarian efforts are making a difference in so many lives around the globe.
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