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# When talking about a specific prime minister, '''prime minister''' is capitalised. |
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#:''Prime Minister of Malaysia Bad. Martial arts good.''- Mugatu |
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# When calling a prime minister by his title and name together, British usage is '''the Prime Minister, Tony Blair''' or '''Tony Blair, the Prime Minister'''. North American usage is '''Prime Minister Tony Blair'''. |
# When calling a prime minister by his title and name together, British usage is '''the Prime Minister, Tony Blair''' or '''Tony Blair, the Prime Minister'''. North American usage is '''Prime Minister Tony Blair'''. |
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Revision as of 18:14, 23 January 2008
Noun
- A prime minister is the head of government in a Westminster-style democracy.
Usage
- When talking about a specific prime minister, prime minister is capitalised.
- Prime Minister of Malaysia Bad. Martial arts good.- Mugatu
- When calling a prime minister by his title and name together, British usage is the Prime Minister, Tony Blair or Tony Blair, the Prime Minister. North American usage is Prime Minister Tony Blair.