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4 | knight in the order of... |
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4 | he has been knighted ('Knight (in the)...' |
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knight in the order of... Explanation: :) |
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he has been knighted ('Knight (in the)...' Explanation: Ridder in de...: normally there should follow something when it reads 'in de' (= in the / or 'knighted by...') (e.g. an order /when speaking about an Order (e.g. in England: Order of St-George)). Ref.: ... of Wales. has also been knighted in recognition of his research into developing vaccines, including one to prevent cervical cancer. He has also chaired the ... news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_1092000/1092478.stm |
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