The appointed princes are the descendants of Princes Talal, Sultan and Muqrin, not princes Talal, Ahmed and Muqrin.
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Goethe belonged to the courtly past, when artists were the clients of princes, while Beethoven represented the Romantic future, when princes would clamor to associate with artists.
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You've been warned, Nigerian princes -- Corcoran ain't the one!!!
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Soon after he was appointed finance minister, he led a group of princes, known as the Free Princes Movement, which called for a constitutional monarchy that distributed some of the king's powers.
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But they also wound up with their own princes charming.
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He has antagonised Al Saud princes by taking their fiefs.
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Happy holidays from Princes Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall!
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Princes of Malibu's hosts weren't into that idea, Pratt remembers.
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Many princes are loth to let MBS jump the queue.
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And, the pair of princes seemed to warm to each.
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It is, however, difficult to judge the sincerity of princes.
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I drew Keanu as Disney Princes because it felt right.
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The first song was "Two Princes" by the Spin Doctors.
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Both princes are arrayed against Tamim, the emir of Qatar.
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There's like 150 princes or whatever, however many there are.
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The Psalmist was right to warn against trust in princes.
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Some archaeologists believe these tombs held senior officials or princes.
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The Parc des Princes roared and crowed and sensed blood.
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A dozen Saudi princes and officials also attended the meeting.
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While Saudi Arabia was traditionally ruled by senior princes who divided major portfolios and made big policy decisions by consensus under the king, many of those once-powerful princes have seen their power cut.
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The House of Saud is made up of hundreds of princes.
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We're told someday "our princes will come," but Markle's actually did.
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Their children could be princes and princesses — if the Queen decides.
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Princes that were promised, Azor Ahai — all that fun, mystical stuff.
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Arabiya said the number of detained princes had climbed to 11.
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" The Psalms tell us to "put not your trust in princes.
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But it still has an inordinate amount of sheikhs and princes.
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"The princes of Mercia were badger and raven," one verse begins.
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Three of Saudi Arabia's main security services are run by princes.
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The Princes and the George Michaels seem as radical as ever.
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It's been speculated that the two princes had a strained relationship.
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French companies such as "Gourmet Fly" or "A cheval chez les Princes," (Horse-Riding among Princes) now offer people the chance to join hunts with dogs, either on a horse or following it in a carriage.
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The progressive removal of senior princes from government over the last three years, and now the wave of arrests of princes and ministers, is jeopardizing the safety and wealth of royal family members for the first time.
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Possibly — and it's not just the young princes who are opening up.
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The princes have been incredibly fantastic ambassadors of her legacy as well.
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Out are the stodgy old princes; in are the (relatively) youthful reformers.
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Will Princess Charlotte and Princes Louis and George continue to be adorable?
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YHA lets guests live like princes for price on a pauper's paycheck.
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Today's formal announcement marks the latest parting of ways for the princes.
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These were aimed mostly at big consumers, including the myriad royal princes.
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And now, those exiled princes, troubled clones, and cyber-samurai are graduating.
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They are not, after all, our kings or queens, princes and princesses.
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Saudi Arabia has had three crown princes in fewer than four years.
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Among them were 11 princes as well as ministers and wealthy tycoons.
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Today, Australia's princes and queens enjoy strong holds on their respective platforms.
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Today, the Princes work to continue the story of the Buxton settlement.
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Then there's the problem of the two little princes in the tower.
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Both princes' uniforms were tailored by Dege & Skinner on Savile Row in London.
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Princes William and Harry themselves are reportedly direct descendants of an Indian housekeeper.
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Princes William and Harry in the garden of Highgrove House with their mother.
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This tricky work put him for some years in the princes' good books.
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Since November 4th more than 200 princes, ministers and businessmen have been detained.
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His Tangled character, Eugene "Flynn" Rider, is inarguably one of Disney's sexiest princes.
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Saudi Arabia's princes used to shrink from Britain's press like women in purdah.
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Pope Francis named Simoni among 17 new "princes of the Church" on Oct.
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The two princes have convened to discuss the future of the Blue Economy.
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"I think she's hoping that she meets one of the princes," adds Newton.
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SE, was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained.
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THE CLOSERIt's Friday morning, so let's lighten things up with puppets and princes.
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" A banner at the Parc des Princes also told Neymar to "get out.
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Royals like the princes typically live in Eton's Manor House, INSIDER previously reported.
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Even after losing her, the princes weren't able to trust their close relatives.
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The hotel had served as a posh prison for princes and business executives.
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Tales of gender blasphemy from deep within the land of princes and princesses.
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At least 11 of those detained were princes and dozens were government officials.
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What's most delightful about the Princes this year is how different they are.
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Later in life, Luther too often sided with Germany's princes and conservative forces.
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Mr. Das and Mr. Gurusamy spoke on a "Princes of Dance" panel discussion.
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Princes William and Harry are greeted by crowds in Vancouver, March 25, 223.
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The Regent Street Partnership, in which Norges Bank Real Estate Management has a 25-percent stake, has acquired properties that include 263-269 Oxford Street, 3-5 Swallow Place, 6 Swallow Place, 1 Princes Street and 2-4 Princes Street.
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However, it also provides rich pickings for charities supported by Princes William and Harry.
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Unfortunately, a ranchhand tells you that there are no princes, only jockeys and horses.
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All three princes have highlighted the effects of climate change in their public work.
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There are about 30 rival imperial chancellors, several princes and at least one king.
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In the same period, Philip's four sisters married German princes and moved to Germany.
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Young men like Bryce Harper, Manny Machado, Giancarlo Stanton, fresh princes of baseball all.
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Many have rejoiced at the sight of pampered princes also having to make sacrifices.
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That's what makes Chromebooks great: they can be machines for both princes and paupers.
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THE CLOSER It's Friday morning, so let's lighten things up with puppets and princes.
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In Riyadh, he basked in the admiration of Saudi princes and enjoyed lavish entertainment.
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Princes would talk quietly among themselves and -- if necessary -- request that he step down.
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And guys, this wasn't even the first time the princes had met BB-8.
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Sunday Fantasy continues at Mimosa House (12 Princes Street, Mayfair, London) through June 27.
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Jeremih brought out Chance the Rapper and crowned themselves princes of the Windy City.
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We've done well with a couple of prices — but they were princes when purchased.
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The president may not sell out the office to foreign princes, kings and governments.
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To Sora, cut from the mold of the noblest Disney princes, this is unacceptable.
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Remember two things: 'Put not your faith in Princes,' and 'This too shall pass.
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Chulalongkorn was the first Siamese king to send royal princes to study in Europe.
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Both were popular princes in their youth who became passionate about their military careers.
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It seemed like it could be a kid's toy for playing princes and princesses.
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From fake Nigerian princes to fake bank security messages, scams often have long histories.
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Monday at Princes Park, with more than 10,000 people expected to attend, the Age reported .
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The princes have also commissioned a sculpture of her in the gardens of Kensington Palace.
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The article also notes that none of the Disney princes, including Aladdin, have official ages.
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The public has continued draining money from equity funds this year as princes have climbed.
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But behind the scenes the palace's power grew, stoked by a cabal of ambitious princes.
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Our Princesses and Princes are very happy… all we need now is edible sparkle Parmesan!
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Saudi Arabia's billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was among the 11 princes arrested on Saturday.
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But when facing public scrutiny, mitred princes of the church are at a particular disadvantage.
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Scores of princes, ministers and officials have been arrested or sacked, mostly accused of corruption.
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Aside from princes and villains, the sidekick/best friend character is typically also always male.
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They each parade out of limousines like little proud princes, here to claim their prize.
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Children dressed up as princes and princesses for the party, where they received special gifts.
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Princess Diana tried to give her kids a normal upbringing despite her sons being princes.
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He was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers who were detained.
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This week he arrested a slew of princes and ministers after accusing them of corruption.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how Princes William and Harry use Kensington Palace.
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The Princes Park vigil for Ms. Dixon appeared to draw a crowd of several thousand.
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The British and their client princes frequently quelled dissent and imposed their will by force.
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Some Saudi elite say the crown princes efforts to consolidate control have hurt the kingdom.
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The 2020 portrait documents a rare occasion of the Queen together with all three princes.
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" He claimed to be a Manchu prince—"though princes of old didn't have my panache.
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"And they went through it from birth," Radcliffe added, referring to Princes Harry and William.
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Media access to PSG's Parc des Princes stadium has been restricted to the bare minimum.
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We are invited to throw our mussel shells into our table's centerpiece, like rowdy Viking princes.
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Much of "Pride, Prose, and Princes" details Lindsey's astute observations of the social dynamics around her.
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In "Pride, Prose, and Princes," it was Lindsey's creativity and ambition, not her race, that mattered.
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Pippa Middleton's wedding wasn't technically royal, but there were still princes there ... along with tennis royalty.
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The "middle-class moderate Lutheran" stratum are lay princes, lower nobility, and looters of Catholic churches.
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Traditionally the monarch bestows titles on princes and their spouses in the day of their wedding.
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Saudi Arabia's princes have also hosted Somalia's president, who criticises the Emirates' Berbera base as "unconstitutional".
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State media reported that 31 of the 34 princes in charge of succession approved the change.
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Several Princes Charming are gathered around the bed, desperate to rouse the princess from her slumber.
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The killing has strained Saudi Arabias ties with the West and battered the princes image abroad.
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HYDERABAD, India (Reuters) - Centuries ago, Indian princes would bathe in the cool Kazhipally lake in Medak.
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And the Russian ambassador in Washington has long occupied a special place, a prince among princes.
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Mick Jagger and David Bowie sing with Dire Straits at Princes Trust concert in June 1986.
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She said, 'Yeah, the princes, they're very strong,' and I asked her, 'What about the princesses?
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He saw them as something for kings and princes to sit on while he painted them.
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Princes William and Charles reportedly refused to meet with Trump, though the palace denied the reports.
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The princes also posed for a photo with singer (and friend-of-the-royals) Ellie Goulding.
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Last weekend, 11 princes, four officials and several former ministers were arrested under allegations of corruption.
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PSG opened the season by beating Amiens 2-0 at the Parc des Princes last Saturday.
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The Mad Max: Fury Road actor also posed for a picture with the princes' entire team.
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The rich, regal princes of the fairy tales I'd read growing up were unappealing to me.
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The recent detention of princes by Saudi Arabia, OPEC's de facto leader, has also worried markets.
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What follows is a "fairy tale" devoid of princes and princesses, valiant knights and frail damsels.
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They jumped higher and ran faster around the wet, windswept field at the Parc des Princes.
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Rory Smith on the atmosphere inside Parc des Princes: The circus has, finally, come to town.
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He lanced the princes of finance with rhetoric so strong it crossed the line into bigotry.
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In the U.S., billionaires don't take wealth, as Russian oligarchs, Saudi princes, or Chinese officials do.
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There was no way to contact Ahmed or the other princes to comment on the allegations.
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They're not considered ... we're not the servants and they're the little princes and princesses. Right. Right.
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After all, they always had princes at the center of their stories, and of their happiness.
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Mohammed bin Salman's elevation has been accompanied by that of a number of other young princes.
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Its vast neighborhoods of empty houses owned by Saudi princes while people struggle to find housing.
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After this initial productive insight of putting the Ottomans in Europe, however, "Four Princes" unfortunately frustrates.
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The world should support the crown princes' friendship with Israel and his internal reforms against extremism.
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The princes were being detained at Al-Hayer prison south of Riyadh, the capital, pending trial.
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He also needs princes as provincial governors and spread through the military to counter potential coups.
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Dortmund takes on PSG in the second leg at the Parc des Princes on March 11.
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Eleven princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers were detained, two senior officials told Reuters.
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Fortunately, they did, and Ifueko got word that they'd accepted "Pride, Prose, and Princes" for serialized publication.
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The princes may have all the moves, but let's not forget the OG royal pointer, Queen Elizabeth!
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"The thing is I don't want them to grow up like princes," Putin said about his grandkids.
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Al-Assaf was among the princes and businessmen detained last year at the Ritz Carlton in Riyadh.
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No longer is she invested in fairy tales of charming princes and the joys of being queen.
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Elsewhere, auction houses report that modern-day princes from America to China bid when rare survivals appear.
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These are the princes and princesses of Bachelor Nation, and every Monday, we must listen to them.
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In private, envoys to Washington compare the Trump children to princes and princesses in a royal court.
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No less than Mr Obama, Mr Trump refers to the Gulf's oil-rich Sunni princes with disdain.
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Word is Harry refuses the idea of a prenup, just like Princes Charles and William before him.
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In her nearly two decades as a journalist, Norah O'Donnell has interviewed everyone from presidents to princes.
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In Taskhent, the Uzbek capital, hotels are bustling with Western consultants, Saudi princes and eager Asian investors.
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All the Saudi newspapers published several pages of photographs of Obama's meetings with Salman and other princes.
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" Her husband admits, "I just had a show [Princes of Malibu] canceled, so I wanted the ratings.
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Why, mutter some Saudis, should we tighten our belts when the princes continue to enjoy untold riches?
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The princes were also told by the palace that they had to walk behind their mother's coffin.
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Nader reportedly told Trump Jr. that the crown princes were willing to help Trump win the election.
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I don't think it was that on her 18th birthday she'd start working Saudi princes or something.
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Mr. Prince has never made anything quite so much fun to look at as the new Princes.
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Princes William and Harry attended Eton College, a boarding school for boys, which costs $53,074 per year.
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Tanner, as a former Fritz [Marie's bratty little brother], you have probably studied Princes over the years.
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They knew that Diana's sons, Princes William and Harry, would be off limits for a long time.
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The princes, learning from the poignant example of their mother's private travails, have thrown open the curtains.
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Also, in November, MBS ordered the detention of hundreds of businessmen and princes on allegations of corruption.
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Princes in India are no longer recognized by the government, and that's the way it should be.
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Among those detained are 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers, according to Saudi officials.
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Other recent visitors include former U.S. President George W. Bush, Saudi princes, Hollywood stars and millionaire footballers.
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One, two, princes kneel before you That's what I said, now Princes, with some photos for you Just click a link, now One has a wedding annivers'ry See the big day, now This one, shows you pics of family Peep those cute kids, now War of the poses.
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Besides Pocahantas and Aladdin's Jasmine, until that point, Disney princesses had been white, and so were their princes.
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Watch: The three princes are greeted by Sir David Attenborough on the steps of the Natural History Museum.
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This is not the first time Princes William and Harry and Kate Middleton will see themselves on screen.
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Princes William and Harry as their mother's coffin is taken out of Westminster Abbey following her funeral service.
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The three were seen in the stands at Parc des Princes Stadium while Wright and Giraudet got close.
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Some Saudis questioned why they should make sacrifices while rich princes continue to feed at the kingdom's trough.
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The princes who call the shots in the Gulf want to make their countries' savings work much harder.
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The princes' office at Kensington Palace said they were aware of the date clash but had no comment.
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Real power in Saudi Arabia and the UAE rests with their crown princes, both relatively young and popular.
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She says that the way in which the princes were brought up likely played a role in this.
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Princes were expected to show loyalty to the king and avoid overt calls for change in the system.
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While the princes competed in the charity match, Kate and Meghan enjoyed the summer weather with their children.
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The Disney Store debuted three collector sets of Disney Princesses and their Princes at fan convention D23 Expo.
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On Wednesday, artist Crystal Ro shared her illustrations of the "Matrix" actor Keanu Reeves as classic Disney princes.
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" In an age of princes, dukes, nobles, and aristocrats of every sort, the Constitution prohibited "titles of nobility.
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Rue Erlanger is near the Parc des Princes soccer stadium and Roland Garros, the French Open tennis venue.
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With several royals as her godparents, the occasion will bring together princes and princesses from around the world.
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In Edinburgh, wHY won a competition for its plans for the Ross Pavilion and West Princes Street Gardens.
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A 19-year-old suspect has been charged with her rape and murder in Princes Park in Melbourne.
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Princes William and Harry are honoring their mother today by meeting with representatives of the charities she supported.
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But both princes changed their ways after they joined the army and became passionate about their military careers.
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More recently, he was photographed with Princes Charles, William, and Harry at the "Our Planet" premiere in April.
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It also follows his controversial arrest of hundreds of wealthy Saudis, including princes, officials and businessmen in November.
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He was just one of 5,000 princes, he told the auction house, according to documents and people involved.
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When one of us did something like that, we all seemed to suffer, and we walked the Princes Highway.
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Harry's name itself is short for Henry, though his parents Princes Charles and Princess Diana used the proper form.
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"The princes are outwardly showing their service and how committed they are and how compassionate they are," she says.
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The result at the Parc des Princes also meant that Croatia, Slovakia and Hungary progressed without kicking a ball.
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Kate says she thinks it's "incredible" how strong the two princes are, and how they've been able to cope.
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Princes William and Harry view tributes to their mother, Diana, left at the gates of Kensington Palace on Aug.
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Both The Royal Wedding and The Princess Switch are about being in love with princes of fictional European countries.
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Despair not — like real life Maccabees, sweet princes Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer have heard our cries of woe.
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The princes have raised more than $14 million for good causes since 2007, their office at Kensington Palace says.
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The palace rarely shares information about the princes' private lives, so it was clear this relationship was completely genuine.
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Three days later police arrested 11 princes who staged a sit-in at a palace in Riyadh, the capital.
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Tighter budgets mean that editors lack the staff to pursue princes and princesses as closely as they used to.
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Markle and Harry's exclusive wedding reception was attended by princes, princesses, Priyanka Chopra, Serena Williams, the Clooneys, and more.
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The princes have also been increasingly willing to speak about the trauma of her death and its lasting impact.
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Nonoo's former husband, Alexander Gilkes, once employed Princess Eugenie and he went to school with Princes William and Harry.
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Not only did they both marry princes, but they both also held less than glamorous jobs before becoming royals.
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Dozens of princes, senior officials and prominent businessmen, including cabinet ministers and billionaires, have been detained in the inquiry.
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Gone are the popes, dukes and Austrian princes who funded and protected the likes of Michelangelo, Shakespeare and Beethoven.
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Having alienated the kingdom's clerics and other princes, he relies more on their support than past Saudi rulers did.
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Most of the men represented in classical ballets are heterosexual princes, which can be challenging for aspiring male dancers.
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There aren't a bunch of Saudi Princes who are betting billions of dollars on football games and soccer matches.
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He is emancipating women, introducing music and cinema and cracking down on corruption, in a land with 15,000 princes.
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In reality, as princes of the tiny Umbrian village of Sismano, the Corsinis were sovereigns of their own backyard.
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The 33-year-old wields an extraordinary amount of power that the kingdom has never seen before among princes.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - To bacon and tragic Shakespearean princes, Denmark can add a new claim to fame: wind power.
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Last weekend, before his last game for P.S.G. at its Parc des Princes stadium, Ibrahimovic wrote his own farewell.
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Saudi authorities have rounded up officials including princes, ministers and military members as part of an anti-corruption campaign.
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In the past, con artists from Nigeria often pretended to be princes in trouble to get your personal information.
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Well, historically Churchill, the King of Jordan, I know a number of Saudi princes, it opens up Pandora's Box.
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Kings have crown princes to take over when they die, and party leaders can vote on the next premier.
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The only rather unusual thing is that the set is made up of stained glass portraits of Romanian princes.
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I.O.C. members — princes, politicians and athletes alike — spent hours slinging mud, directing blame at the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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On the kibbutz, she had a very handsome boyfriend, one of the sleeping princes of the valley, named Arnon.
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Princes Harry and William just made their first appearance together since Harry confirmed there was a rift between them.
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None of the princes he detained, however, had given any indication that they intended to challenge Crown Prince Mohammed.
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From the souk, the group strolled to a nearby restaurant, the Palace of Princes, for lunch with local leaders.
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The groom and his father are princes of the Yoruba ethnic group from the Ijebu Kingdom of southwestern Nigeria.
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Many comic elements — gossiping pandas, a rap by the princes — are played so broadly that little seems at stake.
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Few, if any, Saudi princes and businessmen were tempted to invest their largess — sometimes ill gotten — into these ventures.
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An additional 11 princes were hauled in this month, dashing hopes that the November arrests were a one-off.
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Her route to power is lined with the political cadavers of a dozen and a half of these princes.
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Those were the dashing romantic leads — princes, warriors, lotharios — who hold together the stories of the great classical ballets.
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The Snowdon title has centuries-old royal associations, borne by Welsh princes and the House of Gwynedd before 21956.
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As governor of Riyadh, Salman helped oversee the family, even maintaining a jail for young princes who ran amok.
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Diana's tragedy also forced the palace to modernize its attitudes and revise its archaic codes, liberating the living princes.
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Lines of fans did not materialize outside the Parc des Princes to buy a jersey emblazoned with his name.
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Portugal had 23 goal attempts to Austria's three at the Parc des Princes, but could not find a breakthrough.
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Prince Edward, the younger brother of Princes Andrew and Charles, shuttered his television production company following years of losses.
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There have been reports of a bitter rift between the two princes and the couple's announcement blindsided the palace.
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Even though we also know that Tolstoy, from his family estate, could write any character, from peasants to princes.
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Schaefer also cosplays as villains and Disney princes, but you can tell his heart lies with the Disney heroines.
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The princes appear in the film as storm-troopers, clad head-to-toe in the characters' signature white armor.
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Hallmark films tend to center on independent women with interesting jobs (novelists, chocolatiers) and appealing romantic prospects (princes, firemen).
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It is common for well-connected Saudi princes to profit by providing entry to the kingdom for international companies.
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At home, he has jailed hundreds of fellow princes and businessmen in what he casts as an anticorruption drive.
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Until now, bishops, who are known as "princes of the church," could only be disciplined directly by the pope.
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MBS should share some power with modernising princes, while checking the excesses of religious reactionaries and the sprawling royal family.
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Asked about the princes' appearance to support the environment, Sir David Attenborough said, "It's very nice that they're concerned." pic.twitter.
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Prince Muhammad has reined in spendthrift princes and neutered the religious police, who enforced a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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We didn't see Princes William and Harry, as they only joined the 107-minute procession for its last half hour.
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For many centuries Romanians were ruled by local princes, as well as by the Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Russian empires.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, princes Harry and William are set to appear in a scene alongside star John Boyega.
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The icon sang at her funeral, as well as at the wedding receptions of her sons Princes William and Harry.
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Billionaire investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was arrested late Saturday, along with 10 other princes and 38 officials and businessmen.
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For another, he is the most alpha of alpha males, a strutting stag in a room full of primping princes.
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But now in their 20s, SHINee members are growing out of their "boy band" and "Princes of K-pop" monikers.
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He was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained, three senior officials told Reuters on Sunday.
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The jockeying for U.S. lobbyists signals that the dueling Saudi princes want to leverage their influence in Washington, Henderson said.
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He was among 13 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained, three senior officials told Reuters on Sunday.
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The most significant difference between then and now is that Princes William and Harry are older and, supposedly, less vulnerable.
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Defenders of the documentary say this means the princes have effectively sanctioned open discussion of their mother's faults and virtues.
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The princes will honor their mother's memory through documentaries about her life, e mortal garden, and a recently commissioned statue.
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More than 200 people were questioned and dozens of princes, officials and top businessmen detained in the anti-corruption purge.
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You have seen that his Royal Highness the Crown Princes' tour in the U.S. and Europe has been extremely successful.
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Northern Ireland's next Group C game is against world champion Germany on Tuesday at the Parc des Princes in Paris.
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This was a way more interesting character than most of the pale and stale princes Disney had been drawing up.
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Nader, according to The Times, told Trump Jr. that the crown princes were willing to help Trump win the election.
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Around the same time, Saudi authorities began rounding up princes, officials and businessmen as part of an anti-corruption campaign.
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Princes William and Harry share a joke as they celebrate the 101st birthday of the Queen Mother, their great grandmother.
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Rising oil prices reduce the pressure of sanctions and low princes on Russia's economy, enabling Moscow to circumvent Western pressure.
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Her daughters married German princes and became embroiled in the Nazi party while Philip attended school at Gordonstoun in Scotland.
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Around 200 businessmen and officials were detained in the November 4 operation, including at least 17 princes and top officials.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - For ageing monarchs in the Gulf, handing more power to a younger generation of princes makes sense.
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There are also dangers in thrusting a new generation of untested princes who lack sufficient experience into positions of power.
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Naturally, there is a monument dedicated to the late Princes of Wales and Althorp comes complete with reports of hauntings.
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After all, aren't fairy tale heroines famously passive; don't they always leave their destinies in the hands of their princes?
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By that time in his tenure at the Globe, he said, he had had his surfeit of kings and princes.
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He has ordered the arrest of princes and business elites, given women the right to drive and blockaded neighboring Qatar.
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During Design Week last fall, women and men, students and princes mingled freely, sharing food and conversation in common spaces.
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In these interspecies romances, women aren't looking to be saved by convention (these frogs don't turn into princes when kissed).
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The vigil at Princes Park was one of several held across Australia to remember the aspiring comedian, Eurydice Dixon, 22.
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Princes also got million-dollar bonuses to build palaces when they got married, as well as perks for having children.
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Princes also got million-dollar bonuses to build palaces when they got married, as well as perks for having children.
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Like much of the world, Americans want a happy ending for the princes -- especially after watching them endure such pain.
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The royal family's relatively limited personal wealth, meanwhile, means that there is little scope for playboy princes or tearaway princesses.
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Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television said the body had detained 11 princes, four current ministers and tens of former ministers.
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Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was among 17 princes and top officials arrested November 4 in the Saudi government crackdown. Alwaleed.
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He is consolidating his rule and centralizing power to make major policy decisions himself, and thus, excluding numerous aspiring princes.
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The unprecedented marginalization and humiliation of senior princes haunts the young crown prince and his numerous disgruntled brothers and cousins.
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Princes William and Harry both attended Eton, an exclusive boarding school in Berkshire, England that costs about $50,000 a year.
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Derrick Rose, their star guard, disappeared and skipped a game, casting the organization as clown princes of the N.B.A. again.
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He said the powerful crown princes of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi were redefining Gulf politics around a "hyper-hawkish axis".
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"They are protecting the princes of the church who oversaw this conduct, just like Cardinal Law did," Barrett Doyle said.
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Years later, Alwaleed was arrested and charged with corruption, along with 10 other princes and scores of other government officials.
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Telegrams sent by or to foreign sovereigns, princes, and diplomatists were treated like the despatches of Tom, Dick or Harry.
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August 31 marks 20 years since Diana's death, and the princes are conducting a series of interviews to mark the event.
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It is separate from, but links to, the sites for Prince Charles his sons Princes William and Harry and Princess Kate.
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In front of 47,000 fans at the Parc des Princes, Platini was again decisive, grabbing the first goal on 57 minutes.
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Some felt that given the princes' extensive campaigning on mental health, the royals would have wanted the segment to go ahead.
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And when the princes met Santa at London's Selfridges department store, they waited in line like the rest of the children.
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And though formally part of the same coalition in Yemen, some Saudi princes are looking askance at their ambitious junior partners.
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A party founded by a Protestant preacher ought to have remembered the Biblical injunction not to put your faith in princes.
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Senators are treated as princes when they travel overseas, briefed by grizzled American generals and treated to tea by local potentates.
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Reims game in Paris on Wednesday -- where he watched Neymar dominate in a 4-1 victory at Parc des Princes stadium.
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Despite the royal brothers' very different roles, longtime palace staffers had the "homogenous idea" of the two princes working in tandem.
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I mean, everybody loves a good story about kings and queens, princes and princesses, swords and lords, and castles and banners.
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Dozens of princes, senior military officers, businessmen and top officials have been detained in Saudi Arabia in an anti-corruption probe.
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This is starkly contrasted to the art world, where $210 million princes and princesses have $29 million worth to expound on.
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The latest announcement was accompanied by news that religious scholars and the council of princes approved of the new crown prince.
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Jubeir said domestic anti-corruption investigations which have netted senior princes, officials and businessmen in the past two weeks were ongoing.
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Princess Diana's death shook the world back in 1997, but we rarely hear Princes William and Harry talk about the loss.
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Australians like "Lizzie" better as she ages, it seems, and jolly visits from Princes William and Harry have no doubt helped.
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Both defy expected gender roles, speak their minds and challenge the traditional expectations for princesses and the princes they supposedly seek.
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" The leaders of these new entities were virtual "princes of industry, whose position in the community has yet to be defined.
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This followed news that several Saudi ministers and princes were detained over the weekend as part of an anti-corruption investigation.
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She is known as Princess Michael, in the old-fashioned tradition by which the wives of princes take their husband's name.
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We get it, the Princes are totally down-to-earth kinda guys ... but can't QE2 hook 'em up with an Uber?
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Despite these missteps, though, other young princes in the Gulf may be given the same room to make mistakes in 2017.
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P.S.G. Coach Laurent Blanc rotated his team at the Parc des Princes to avoid injuries before Wednesday's match at Stamford Bridge.
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We are used to fairy tale heroines being saved by handsome princes, but Beauty doesn't need a man to save her.
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In 2017, he detained hundreds of wealthy princes and businessmen in a Ritz-Carlton hotel that he repurposed as a prison.
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He attended Eton with the princes, and he's often misidentified as a former boyfriend of his Edinburgh University classmate Pippa Middleton.
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He also led a recent purge of princes and prominent businessmen, eliminating potential rivals and angering members of the royal family.
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"I remember one game, to try to fill the Parc des Princes, Matra invited lots of kids for free," Ginola said.
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The ceremony of Theofania, following Epiphany Day, will end with the Blessing of the Waters at Princes Pier in Port Melbourne.
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First, two princes and two princesses, then a drumroll for king and queen and an explosion when the names were called.
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By March 2015, the two princes had invaded Yemen together to roll back a takeover by a faction aligned with Iran.
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The Saudi silent majority is clearly fed up with the injustice of so many princes and billionaires ripping off their country.
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These are not the crude "Nigerian Princes" of the popular imagination, sitting inside crowded Lagos cybercafes sending out poorly written emails.
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Prince Mohammed's swift rise and growing influence had already rankled other princes who accused him of undermining Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.
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On top of that, 'princes' nowadays are just complete jerks … I wish someone would tell them to stop being so entitled.
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" The National Catholic Reporter quoted the archbishop as saying that he and the pope were "fed up to here with princes.
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Late last year, bin Salman detained scores of top princes, businessmen and government officials in a so-called clampdown on corruption.
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" Later, when the princes went out to see flowers at Kensington Palace, Mr. Edwards said, "I saw his face break apart.
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And, technically, since several movies contain different Vanessa Hudgens characters, it's sort of like the Princes Switch sequel is already here.
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Earlier this month, he said that was a possibility as long as they belonged to the privately owned Princes Czartoryski Foundation.
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Four princes, each a suitor hoping for Aurora's hand in marriage, join the throng; so does Aurora's retinue of female companions.
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In early November, princes, businessmen and government ministers were invited to dinner with King Salman or to meetings with Prince Mohammed.
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They were joined in the stands by her 23-year-old son Hopper Penn at the Parc des Princes Stadium in Paris.
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Why is it all right to launder the money of Saudi princes, or of African kleptocrats, but not that of Kremlin cronies?
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"Pope Francis has told the priests and bishops not to act like princes," or that they're better than everybody else, Reese said.
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Italy, with 4% of the world's Catholic population, is the birthplace of almost one in five of the "princes of the church".
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Walpole had been entranced by a Persian fairy tale about three princes from the Isle of Serendip who possess superpowers of observation.
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And he met the princes just before the concert they set up in 2007 to mark the 10th anniversary of Diana's death.
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Identifying tools that can interrupt the corrupt flows of money that empower oligarchs, princes and China's state-owned enterprises could prove popular.
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This season saw visits from kings, crown princes, ministers and governors from Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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"It's awful, it's really awful," the U.S. President says, before telling Blair he is worried about Diana's sons, Princes William and Harry.
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And don't forget the cloud princes: Coupa Software, Okta, HubSpot, New Relic and Atlassian are all beating the so far this year.
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People reported the dress was passed down to the couple's two sons, Princes William and Harry, as reportedly requested on Diana's will.
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A former cancer nurse in Alaska is helping pediatric cancer patients feel like "princes and princesses" with her beautiful handmade yarn wigs.
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But the reforms have been accompanied by a crackdown on dissent and a purge of top princes and businessmen on corruption charges.
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" On the surface, "You Get What You Give" is in the same league at OMC's "How Bizarre" or Spin Doctor's "Two Princes.
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton brought their children along to watch Princes Harry and William play polo in Wokingham, UK, on Wednesday.
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But as reported in this weekend's Sunday Times -- and widely rumored previously -- Princes Harry and William refused to meet with President Trump.
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Badr Asaker, the bureau manager of Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman, tweeted the list of arrested businessmen, princes and officials early Sunday.
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If crown princes and commentators want to make political points with history, historians should debate the merits of what is being said.
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I like ServiceNow, but, you now, Zendesk could end up being one of our cloud princes because that's how good they're doing.
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He was referring to the crackdown over the weekend that saw the arrest of dozens of Saudi princes, ministers, officials and businessmen.
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Other princes went abroad, but Prince Mohammed stayed in Saudi Arabia, earning a law degree and investing in the Riyadh stock market.
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As the ballet opens, we see a prologue in which two young princes, Polixenes of Bohemia and Leontes of Sicilia, play together.
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AGE 16: Princes William and Harry share a joke as they celebrate the 101st birthday of the Queen Mother, their great grandmother.
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Saudi authorities are negotiating a price for the freedom of princes and businessmen held over allegations of corruption, the Financial Times reported.
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Princes William, Harry, and other members of the royal family reportedly used to spread false stories about themselves among their friendship groups.
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Saudi Arabia forcibly disappeared a dissident princes by diverting his private plane to Riyadh so they could arrest him, a report says.
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"You had the possibility of the princes going to war with each other, with tanks in the streets," the former official said.
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He chuckled over an unexpected honor: that wide, sweeping marble staircase that he designed to join the basement to the Princes' Courtyard?
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Princes Madeleine served as a bridesmaid when her longtime friend Louise Gottlieb married Gustav Thott at Holo Church in Södermanland on Saturday.
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The princes' office announced on Friday that since 2007, the brothers have raised a combined $13.9 million by playing polo for charity.
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He was known to journalists as someone who could explain the politics of the House of Saud and its several thousand princes.
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He climbed the ladder of the kingdom's media world, where princes own newspapers, content is censored and scandals involving royals are buried.
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He vividly recreates the lives of the emperors, sultans and princes who grappled with the EIC, and unpicks their rivalries and alliances.
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Meanwhile, Prince Asiel, one of 12 Black Hebrew "princes," tends to secular affairs, here and abroad, preaching a gospel of black supremacy.
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The good news for the teams is that Friday's game at Parc des Princes in Paris will kick off at 9 p.m.
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Her children, Princes William and Harry, honored their mother by visiting the Kensington Palace White Garden -- which was planted in her honor.
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It will not be possible to govern that way in Crown Prince Mohammed's generation, where there are literally hundreds of eligible princes.
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This past summer, I was invited to Sedef, one of the Princes Islands in the Sea of Marmara that few people visit.
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But the thousands of princes and princesses who make up the House of Saud have ultimately found ways to preserve the dynasty.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified one of three princes who were named deputy governors in a series of royal decrees.
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A legend across the Middle East, Dina Talaat Sayed has danced for princes, presidents and dictators in a career spanning four decades.
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Mr. Nader repeatedly referred to the Saudi and Emirati princes as "my friends," according to one person with knowledge of the conversation.
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But his elevation effectively ended the political prospects of many older princes, some of whom consider him rash, power hungry and inexperienced.
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Mr. Robshaw surrounds himself with paintings of maharajahs, or India's princes and rulers, that he collects on his business trips to Jaipur.
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His resume also includes tutoring Princes William and Harry and serving as a coalition governor in Iraq in 2003 at age 30.
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Go deeper: The Times has profiled Mr. Epstein, a money manager who once socialized with princes and celebrities while remaining an enigma.
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Some princes received block grants of visas and profited from selling them to the workers cooking, cleaning and building across the kingdom.
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Dozens of princes, senior officials and top businessmen were detained when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched the crackdown in early November.
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People who never cared much about the monarchy have been deeply impressed by the princes' thoughtfulness, humor, openness and concern for others.
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Meanwhile, this photo of the women with Princes William and Harry has been one of the most popular photos from that event.
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The rivalry between the princes began in 2015, when King Salman ascended the throne and bestowed tremendous power on his favorite son.
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One of his biggest challenges, say experts, will be to explain the detention of dozens of princes, officials and businessmen last fall.
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Beatrice, ninth in line to the throne, is a grand-daughter of Queen Elizabeth and the cousin of Princes William and Harry.
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He played a key role in the arrest sweep that rounded up hundreds of princes and high-profile businessmen one year ago.
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Là je me suis dit dans ma tête – parce que j'ai travaillé au Parc des Princes, ce sont des chefs des fumigènes !
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Kuwaiti youth are asking why isn't anyone throwing their corrupt princes into a Ritz-Carlton or just a tent in the desert?
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This is so special to beat the host nation in the Parc des Princes; you can't ask for any more than this.
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In carrying out his transformation, Prince Muhammad is weakening the old pillars of Al Saud rule—the princes, the clerics and the businessmen.
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The desirability of literate women who could educate the young princes is evident even in seductive images that include an open book nearby.
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"It is great to see both princes play hugely active and public role with the Diana Award and pushing the causes we espouse."
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He also struck a defiant tone unlikely to endear him to the Gulf Arab kings and princes that have kept his country afloat.
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Trump also discussed enhancing bilateral partnerships on security and economic issues with the Saudi and Abu Dhabi crown princes, the White House said.
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A lot of them would not know Diana, and the only link to her is by seeing the princes or knowing about them.
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The 45,000-seater Parc des Princes in Paris was packed as the hosts defeated South Korea 4-0 in their opener last week.
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Romania has had only four kings (and no queens), having been ruled until 1878 by the Ottomans and before them by various princes.
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It's the first time the princes say they've ever talked about Princess Diana as a mother and it seems they're not holding back.
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Earlier this summer, we speculated the meaning behind the brooches Princes William and Harry's grandmother wore during Donald Trump's visit to London — shade!
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Princes and presidents, princesses and regents are greeted, dancers twirl and stomp and an Olympic flame is lit atop a 17th-century tower.
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There are other Amatrices, just like there were other Port-au-Princes, silently waiting for their vulnerabilities to be exposed at nature's hands.
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They will argue that secular authorities, including judicial ones, are the only ones who can really hold princes of the church to account.
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The Princes have privately raised funds for the project, alongside other people including her sister Lady Sarah McCorquodale, according to the Evening Standard.
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Al Saud, who graduated from Stanford University and helped launch Facebook in Arabic, also happens to be one of several thousand Saudi princes.
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The anti-corruption campaign and decision to arrest senior ministers and even princes is therefore targeting the very structure of the Saudi state.
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Those who know the princes say that there was always a chance that they would not want to live in each other's backyards.
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I started the game sat outside a cafe on Princes Street where I immediately ran into Hagrid trapped by a giant spider's web.
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Are the oil barons and princes buying the work and supporting Lin going to change their naughty ways now that they've been schooled?
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Rae Sremmurd, "Look Alive" Party-rap princes Rae Sremmurd are releasing SremmLife 2 — the sequel to last year's SremmLife, naturally — on June 24th.
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And judging by their mutual love of lace dresses (not to mention, royal princes!), we're envisioning plenty of shopping trips in their future.
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The merchant princes who founded enterprises such as the London Company in the 17th century wanted to build bustling empires across the seas.
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Another Cambodian convention Mr. Ros ignores is the elimination of all but female dancers, who play all the roles, including kings and princes.
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You would think in an era of rising economic inequality and amid surging populist sentiment, we wouldn't care about princes and princesses, right?
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Broidy, who wrote summaries of his two meetings with the president, says he shared the two princes' messages with Trump, the documents show.
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Despite the building being the former residence of Princes William, Harry, and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, it didn't feel like a tourist spot.
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Either way, supporting bin Talal and the other detained princes with even a strongly worded statement could poison a foreign investor's Aramco prospects.
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The Archangel Cathedral is the burial place of many Russian grand princes and tsars, while the Annunciation Cathedral served as their private chapel.
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Princes William and Harry looked dashing in matching tuxedos as they attended the "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" premiere in London in 2017.
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Frog Celebration at Wave Hill (Saturday and Sunday) Frogs are amazing animals, even if they don't turn into princes when you kiss them.
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It also wound down a 15-month anti-corruption campaign that netted scores of senior princes, ministers and top businessmen and unnerved investors.
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The pair joined their husbands, Princes Harry and William at the Festival of Remembrance with the rest of the royal family in London.
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Princes were known for borrowing money and simply never paying it back, which nearly led to the collapse of the National Commercial Bank.
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The targets: the prominent billionaire investor Prince al-Waleed bin Talal, at least 10 other princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers.
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Domestically, four ministers and 11 princes, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of the world's richest businessmen, were arrested on Prince Mohammed's orders.
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Those princes and princesses get to go on to a future of unequal pay, domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, femicide, homophobia and transphobia.
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He hobnobs with Danish princes, raising chickens and brewing beer with them, leading a charmed life that in Denmark has spawned near hagiography.
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Scores of princes who were arrested in November have been transferred from imprisonment in Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton hotel to its high-security jail.
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The princes have been held at royal villas in the capital Riyadh and some were allowed to contact their families, those sources said.
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It is hard to see how the detention of three princes will enhance the family unity that is the bedrock of the regime.
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Yet, some princes with reputations for conspicuous corruption appear to have been left alone, raising questions about who is being targeted, and why.
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Three younger princes — sons of Talal, Sultan and Muqrin, members of the king's generation whose political careers have ended — were named deputy governors.
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Neymar saved the best for last, bringing the Parc des Princes crowd to its feet with an astonishing solo goal in injury time.
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The 10 artificial turf fields at their Brooklyn location are all named after iconic soccer stadiums — including, of course, Paris's Parc des Princes.
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" Lacey adds, "There is something poetic about the fate of these two Princes of Wales and they both had destinies they didn't expect.
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Three princes who were living abroad and had spoken out against Saudi policy have disappeared from view since King Salman came to power.
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Luther, who often sided with Germany's princes and conservative forces, could be nasty, deliberately playing on the hatreds and prejudices of his readers.
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Or, for that matter, much concern about the administration scandals about wife beaters, Saudi princes, Ben Carson's table or Scott Pruitt's soundproof room.
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A weary kangaroo shelters on a patch of green grass surrounded by burnt bushland along the Princes Highway near Milton on January 5.
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The big man who speaks in a way that people imagine Machiavelli's princes would are all over, and Trump is just the latest.
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They were something else: efforts to afford the same status and consideration to her neighbors that earlier portraitists reserved for popes and princes.
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Not only did it wait until May 1945 before declaring war but in the late 1930s Saudi princes, MbS's uncles, had visited Hitler.
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Theoretically, MbS already has the advance endorsement of the House of Saud's allegiance council of senior princes, but who knows what will happen.
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In addition to Prince Alwaleed, at least 10 other princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers were taken into custody in November.
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Eleven princes and 38 government officials and businessmen are being held at the five-star Ritz Carlton Hotel Riyadh, according to news reports.
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From princes to musicians and a second secret role for Mark Hamill, keep reading to see who popped up in "The Last Jedi."
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