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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nationals" is not correct in English.
The correct form would typically be "a national" when referring to a citizen of a country.
Example: "As a national of Canada, she is entitled to certain rights and privileges."
Alternatives: "a citizen" or "a subject".
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He will also receive a Nationals cap, part of a sponsor's promotion.
When Baseball Prospectus polled its writers, 17 forecast a Nationals championship; no other team got more than five votes.
Morgan, a Nationals outfielder, was suspended and fined an undisclosed amount for three incidents during the past week.
Ray King, a Nationals relief pitcher, told him he would get free drinks at any bar in town.
Apart from the bridge events, there are lots of other interesting things to do at a nationals.
But the new cabinet minister, Canavan, is a Nationals MP – he is not a Liberal party conservative.
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Suddenly, he was not the same pitcher who threw solidly in his first two rehab starts, and he certainly was not the same player who had a Nationals-game-record 14 strikeouts in his major league debut last year.
"Really a national epidemic".
A national title.
A national uproar ensued.
A national energy policy?
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