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dignitary

noun as in high ranking person

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Asked about her security detail, Feldstein Soto said through another aide that every city attorney since Rocky Delgadillo — who served from 2001 to 2009 — has had “dignitary protection.”

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the speech on social media as “by far the worst presentation of any foreign dignitary invited and honored with the privilege of addressing the Congress of the United States.”

From Slate

My incredible, rare sunglasses are making people stop and do a double-take, wondering if I’m some kind of celebrity or visiting dignitary.

Military Academy’s ensemble in West Point, N.Y., perform at inaugurations and foreign dignitary visits.

Judge Elizabeth Berns on Thursday denied the hospital’s request to dismiss the racial discrimination claim, writing in her order that the family has “plausibly alleged harm, including dignitary harm, resulting from unlawful discrimination — not from health care.”

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