The new prince will have an inheritance not just of wealth and status but also a burden of duty and obligation.
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Our society places a burden of duty on certain professionals (doctors, lawyers) who are "learned intermediaries" to study, take qualifying examinations, and uphold a duty to put their client's best interests first--not because of some high-minded ethic, but because they have the advantage and responsibility of understanding the consequences and the risks at hand.
The song also implies a shared burden of duty, as if both sides had to do equal work toward reconciliation, ignoring centuries of privilege and imbalance.
My father had always felt a burden of duty toward the web of family that stretched between Pakistan and England, a feeling that intensified in his final months.
Anand added: "In the calendar year to date, the drinking-out market has grown in value by 3.2%, with volume down and prices rising ahead of inflation, on the back of rising costs and the increasing regulatory burden of duty and tax.
Don't think of life as a burden, a duty to be fulfilled.
By taking orgasms off the table, even for a short period of time, we free ourselves from the burden and duty of end-game sex and can instead focus on pleasure, playfulness, and savoring our bodies' erotic responses the way we would a delicious, multi-course meal.
A hint of the challenge came from BBC News presenter Huw Edwards, who mentioned the heavy burden of duties placed on the BBC in Wales.
Ms. Pinto's "Sombra" ("Shadow") hints at the obscuration and marginalization of women who are burdened by duty yet have little power.
