Barnaby Joyce, the deputy PM, was reportedly "happy to have gotten off lightly" with his (unknown) prompts, reported the Herald: "I was expecting you to show me a picture of a naked chick or something!" Turnbull has been picked as the winner of the election by what else but a psychic crocodile.
The post-September 11 fears about a terrorist attack in this lightly policed shipping lane prompted a US admiral to propose in March 2004 placing marines on patrol there - a proposal angrily rejected by Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, who viewed it as an insult to their sovereignty.
Her brother is now an artist, prompting her to observe lightly that she came from an "artistic family".
The exact quote occurred at the 01 19 50 mark in this (unrestricted) video, but here's the full exchange which prompted the quote [very lightly edited for brevity].
The conversation was lightly moderated, with several questions and prompts to guide the discussion, but quickly became a free-flowing dialogue.
United Nations officials and diplomats here have avoided pressing the Chinese, fearing that might prompt Beijing to seal a lightly patrolled border that provides a lifeline for North Korea's northern provinces.
It wasn't a decision she made lightly, and it's one that was prompted, in part, by the end of her relationship with Phillipe Gouamba, her fiance of five years, and father of her daughter, Jacqueline.
Comcast is the nation's largest cable company; Time Warner Cable is No. 2. The cable distributors have trod lightly into an area that will most likely prompt more fighting with channel owners: out-of-home viewing by customers.
The education sector got off more lightly from the cuts than many had anticipated, prompting sighs of relief from universities and further education colleges.
But the devastating 1995 earthquake that struck Kobe, a lightly monitored area that had not suffered a major quake in almost a century, prompted officials to take a closer look at the overall research program.
That has prompted an inquest into what is seen as Labour's reliance on the lightly regulated financial services and a lack of an industrial strategy.
