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- proper noun government the
sovereign , in a monarchic country - proper noun government the
government , in a monarchic country
Etymologies
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Examples
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The name Crown is derived from the wrought iron crown on the door entrance.
DeLucie Crowns Upper East Side Marshall Heyman 2011
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In Gabon, the Crown is hereditary, passed from male to male by order of primogeniture, democratically elected by direct succession via universal suffrage, under the protection of the military.
Global Voices in English » Gabon: Opposition Continues to Fight Election Result 2009
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Maybe it was just the right book in the right place; maybe I would have headed down this path anyway (likely, given my tastes at the time), but The Hero and the Crown is always the mental signpost in my life that says “Dragons Ahead.”
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The Hero and the Crown is at least ten times longer than Hugo Cabret.
Does size matter? Roger Sutton 2008
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As allegiance to the Crown is the strongest of the few remaining ties, may 1, on behalf of our members, tell him that we are devoted subjects of the Queen and that we are anxious to do what we can to strengthen the loyalty of all Canadians to the Crown.
Christmas Meeting 1962
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It does mean that the unity of purpose of which the Crown is the focus is worthy of protection.
The Empire 1942
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Now, the link with the Crown is a link which provides a basis; a sentimental, affectual basis for the Empire; but it does not provide a machinery; it does not provide the means of consultation; it does not provide by itself the method for developing a particular policy at a particular moment.
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He has taken the stand that the Crown is an integral part of the constitution.
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Our feeling of loyalty to the Crown is as great as it then was, or greater.
The Qualities Which Go To Make A Good Citizen of the Empire 1904
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About 1777 these factories came under the patronage of King George III, at which time the term Crown Derby was bestowed on the product. "
The Story of Porcelain Sara Ware Bassett 1920
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