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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Meaning of an expression

Hello,

Can someone please tell me what the expression "the prime kingdom" or "a prime kingdom" could mean ?

Thanks in advance for your help

  

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anonymous Can someone please tell me what the expression "the prime kingdom" or "a prime kingdom" could mean ? Neither one is an expression. They both refer to a kingdom that is a prime one, that's all.

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  • anonymous Can someone please tell me what the expression "the prime kingdom" or "a prime kingdom" could mean ?
  • Neither one is an expression.
  • They both refer to a kingdom that is a prime one, that's all.
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anonymousCan someone please tell me what the expression "the prime kingdom" or "a prime kingdom" could mean ?

Neither one is an expression. They both refer to a kingdom that is a prime one, that's all.

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