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Being at Prime Minister's Questions would be a hoot.
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The speaker imagines that attending Prime Minister’s Questions would be very entertaining. Calling it “a hoot” presents the experience as amusing and lively, though the sentence does not explain exactly what would make it so. The wording is casual and expresses interest in being there.
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