I'll briefly preface my remarks with two comments. One is that you promised me you weren't going to ask any questions. The other is that I will be in Colorado on election day, watching from NORAD. I may not come out again, depending on how that goes.
More seriously, with regard to your question—and I've alluded to it a couple of times here but haven't really expanded on it—we've talked a lot about Russia, but the Chinese reaction to the Philippines court case in UNCLOS around the maritime disputes in the South China Sea was very interesting. It was a much harder-edged decision than I think many people had anticipated, certainly than I had anticipated. It was much more embarrassing for the Chinese government than I think they were anticipating, and they've struggled with how to react to it.
The changing government in the Philippines, at the same time, has cut across that in sort of an interesting way, because I think a different Philippines government could have made it much more difficult for China to deal with this issue.