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Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, pictured at the Broadway performance of "Come from Away".

"I've sort of come from more humble beginnings and have sort of had to fight and work my way to where I am," he said".

Certainly, the larger idea of "Come from Away" is that crisis and stress bring out the best in us, and the best in us is a welcoming smile to a stranger.

Musicals, like ocean liners, are built for bigness, but some of the best works of recent years have found poignancy in going small: the fragile family dynamics of "Fun Home," the Canadian kindness of "Come from Away".

A stout sixty-seven-year-old with salt-and-pepper eyebrows and a thick Newfoundland accent, Elliott was in New York with his wife and daughter for the opening of "Come from Away," a new Broadway musical recounting Gander's act of extreme hospitality.

And Gundotra has experience at Microsoft in a variety of come from behind and then dominate/kill your competitor – with the Xbox, for example.

Begin had the huge advantage of coming from the right.

"Their frustration kind of came from that," he said.

"Populists have a habit of coming from nowhere".

But that discussion shows no signs of coming from government.

So we have the fun of coming from behind.