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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a german official" is not correct as it should be capitalized as "a German official." You can use it when referring to an official from Germany in a formal context.
Example: "During the meeting, a German official presented the new trade agreement."
Alternatives: "a German representative" or "a German government official."
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I asked a German official about it.
"There, the road map was outlined," a German official said.
A German official said: "We're not happy about the ALP.
He got a German official to explain grand coalitions.
A German official, who was not permitted to speak publicly, said an agreement was "very close".
A German official I talked to last week provided a substantially less comforting notion.
Presumably a photojournalist or a German official shot the picture in Hamburg.
According to a German official, they still have received no response concerning the telephone calls.
A German official has said that Mr. Salim was on a suicide watch.
"Ideas about having junior commissioners are being discussed in Berlin," said a German official.
More directly, a German official told me, "Europeans and Americans could split on the question of banks' capital requirements".
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