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British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday praised the work of Steve Jobs following the Apple co-founder’s death in California.
Cameron described Jobs as “one of the most inventive, creative, entrepreneurial geniuses of our time.”
He said the company’s former CEO had left a legacy that will reach into the future.
“He has been inspirational and while we’ve lost him, he has inspired whole generations of future inventors, creators and entrepreneurs and that’s going to be a tremendous legacy that he leaves,” Cameron said.
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