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When Queen Elizabeth was made to look like a talking hat in the U.S.
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1:24Now PlayingIn 1991, Queen Elizabeth joked to U.S. Congress that she hoped those watching her address could see her. The day before at a welcoming ceremony on the White House lawn she was obscured behind an unadjusted microphone and lectern meant for U.S. President George H.W. Bush.
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