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prime

[prahym] / praɪm /






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Yet just 18 months later the recurring conversation at Westminster is whether he will still be prime minister this time next year.

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Tressa Burke, chief executive of the Glasgow Disability Alliance, was recognised by the prime minister for her services to people with disabilities.

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The apology was welcomed by the prime minister's spokesman on Monday.

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On becoming prime minister in 1997, Blair committed New Labour to set up a 60-member Welsh assembly which would take over responsibility for a £7bn budget from the UK cabinet's Welsh secretary.

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Coming into his prime years, he averages 21 with the ball and 23 with the bat.

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