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prime

[prahym] / praɪm /






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Magyar went to an elite Catholic boys' high school near the centre of Budapest before studying law at a Catholic university in Budapest while Orban was serving his first term as prime minister from 1998-2002.

From BBC

As the prime minister acknowledged, these are not new announcements.

From BBC

The prime minister told a news conference he would use a summit with the EU later this year to seek more cooperation with the bloc on the economy and security.

From BBC

Australian prime ministers typically reserve an address to the nation for only the gravest of circumstances.

From Barron's

The importance of bilingualism is so high that there is an unspoken rule mandating that any Canadian leader running for prime minister speak both official languages, Larocque added.

From BBC