Definitions
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- noun Englishman and husband of Elizabeth II (born 1921)
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Examples
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
Winnipeg Sun 2009
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
Ottawa Sun 2009
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
Ottawa Sun 2009
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
Winnipeg Sun 2009
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
Ottawa Sun 2009
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The upcoming visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be their first royal tour to Canada since 2005.
London Free Press 2009
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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, though saddened, understand and sympathize with the difficulties that have led to this decision.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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South of the border the Garda Síochána is continuing preparations for the arrival of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
Queen's visit to Ireland could mark the start of a new era, says Gerry Adams 2011
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Middleton, wearing a biscuit colored coat, dress and large angled hat won a warm reception as she offered a wave, as did the queen and Duke of Edinburgh who arrived shortly before the bride.
Zara Phillips <![CDATA[&]]> Mike Tindall Married In U.K. Royal Wedding (PHOTOS) 2011
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When the Queen, joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, arrives in Dublin she will become the first British monarch to travel to the Republic in 100 years and the first since the nation gained independence from Britain.
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