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When staff threw him a 60th birthday party in 2000, he sent out an e-mail of thanks with a special request that "Now that I'm old and venerable, I no longer need the ancient tide to establish my credentials, so please don't use the title 'Venerable' (the honourific for archdeacon) in front of my name anymore.
Church's problem solver set to retire by Sison, Marites N. / Anglican Journal
When addressing people for the first time, always use the family name plus the correct French honourific, Monsieur or Madame.
Mirror Jobs: Getting by in a foreign office; THE PITFALLS OF WORKING ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Rather, this list suggests that there were very few officially-recognized trades dominated by women that were deemed worthy of an honourific position in religious festivities.
Work and identity in early modern Portugal: what did gender have to ... by Abreu-Ferreira, Darlene / Journal of Social History
 
 
 
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