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honorific

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Historically, it was always the executive producer calling the shots on a TV show's production, but in recent years, that title has been applied to a wider range of roles, from those responsible for arranging financing to an honorific without actual management duties.
We should talk today of your loss to us Sayyid Hakim, while we are in a sensitive stage that is still critical," Maliki said in a speech using an honorific title for Hakim, making no overt references to Shiite politics.
Created to celebrate the art and artists of opera in America, the NEA Opera Honors are the first honorific for individuals bestowed by the National Endowment for the Arts in more than a quarter century.
 
 
 
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