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prime

[prahym] / praɪm /






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In it, he's mistakenly referred to as the former prime minister of Northern Ireland - a role that has not existed since 1972.

From BBC

There was also her surprise appearance playing the song Golden from the film K-Pop Demon Hunters on the drums alongside South Korea's president, and the selfie with Italy's prime minister.

From BBC

Both Digital Realty and Equinix control real estate in sought-after locales like Northern Virginia, Illinois and Northern California, with prime access to electricity, fiber optic capacity and key customers.

From Barron's

This week, Norwegian police said they are looking into whether Jagland, the former prime minister, received gifts, travel or loans in connection with his position as the head of the Council of Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

He then linked his attempts to gain the semiautonomous Danish territory of Greenland to his failure to clinch the prize, telling the Norwegian prime minister that he no longer needed to think “purely of peace.”

From The Wall Street Journal