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Prince Charles's visit to Brussels will come straight out of royal farce
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The only nannygate that has the British press cackling is that Kate bears a remarkable resemblance to Tiggy while step-mum-in-law-to-be, Camilla, looks strikingly similar to Mabel Anderson, Prince Charles's childhood nanny.
Wendy Sachs: The Royal Wedding: Nannies, Princes and Page Boys Wendy Sachs 2011
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Charles's action in having the Fens (low-lying common land) drained destroyed the lifestyle and only economic support of the people who lived there in order to sell off the drained land to cronies for cash he couldn't get from Parliament.
Discourse.net: Cambridge University -- the Unauthorised History 2009
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Prince Charles's visit to Brussels will come straight out of royal farce
Prince Charles condemns 'corrosive' climate change sceptics 2011
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Whatever architects may say about Charles's interference, his fondness for pastiche has surely been a boon for skyline trashers everywhere, allowing their critics to be stigmatised, instantly, as thick Poundburyites whose very objections to new architecture only confirmed the geriatric worthlessness of their opinions.
Will no one halt the vandalising of London's skyline? | Catherine Bennett 2011
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Whatever architects may say about Charles's interference, his fondness for pastiche has surely been a boon for skyline trashers everywhere, allowing their critics to be stigmatised, instantly, as thick Poundburyites whose very objections to new architecture only confirmed the geriatric worthlessness of their opinions.
Will no one halt the vandalising of London's skyline? | Catherine Bennett 2011
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But it was a complaint from Prince Charles's principal private secretary five years ago that nearly cost Ernst his job.
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When in 2005 he was asked to comment on a report on the economic benefits of complementary medicine – commissioned by Prince Charles's complementary health foundation, written by economist Christopher Smallwood and due to be delivered to government ministers – Ernst let rip.
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Prince William, Charles's son, is a step further away, making his big day somewhat less glamorous.
Never Mind Nuptials, British Go on Holiday Guy Chazan 2011
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Prince Charles's visit to Brussels will come straight out of royal farce
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