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minister

[min-uh-ster] / ˈmɪn ə stər /




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One Labour source called Morgan's Wednesday morning Radio 4 interview a "car crash", complaining that the first minister did not sound as if she was speaking her mind.

From BBC

Foreign Office minister Stephen Doughty told MPs on Monday that UK officials "remain engaged with the United States on a daily basis".

From BBC

He then switched to Danish, telling the prime minister that France would "be side-by-side" with the "Kingdom of Denmark".

From Barron's

The purges soon widened, ensnaring generals who had worked in arms procurement—including China’s defense minister at the time, Li Shangfu.

From The Wall Street Journal

Following IShowSpeed's visit, Ghana's foreign minister announced that his office had approved a passport for the YouTuber, who he called a "worthy ambassador".

From BBC