'dr' is not a word in English.
It is an abbreviation for the word 'doctor'. To use it correctly, you can say "Dr. [Name]" to refer to a specific doctor, or "doctors" in general. For example, "Dr. Smith is a highly experienced doctor."
There've been plenty of stunning strikes and silky skills, but our highlight came from the tournament's oldest player – DR Congo's Robert Kidiaba – with his very particular form of celebrating: If you've been at the tournament or watching from home we want to know who your rooting for in the final: the Black Stars or Les Éléphants?
He said: "Dr FitzGerald and I disagreed profoundly on many things, especially the Anglo-Irish agreement, but he never allowed political difference to become a bar to personal relations".
"We know the virus is changing quite a lot," the human geneticist Dr Anavaj Sakuntabhai told the BBC website.
Method: Dr Julie Makani from Muhimbili University in Tanzania is working with the Wellcome Trust to conduct a genome-wide association study (GWAS) in order to better understand the genetic and environmental factors affecting SCD.
"Spitting is universally recognised as perhaps the ultimate degradation and it's bound to result in rather aggressive retaliation," mused the consultant psychologist Dr Aric Sigman years later, in some nostalgia-based clip show or other.
Despite government claims that it had reached a deal with junior doctors, Dr Jeredine George, the president of the Junior Doctors Associationn, told Reuters that its members would strike for a fourth day on Thursday.
One potential solution is to make the buildings themselves work harder, says Canon Dr Jill Hopkinson, the Church of England's national rural officer.
Finally there is Dr Lazarus Chakwera, a pastor-turned-politician with little background in public life.
At 11.30pm Democratic Unionists had 20 seats, Sinn Féin 13, Ulster Unionists 12, SDLP three, Progressive Unionists one, Alliance party one, and Dr Kieran Deeny, an independent campaigning to keep acute hospital services in Omagh, topped the poll in West Tyrone.
Outside the Palais, a vast hoarding shows the image of Marcello Mastroianni from 8&1/2, peering over the top of his sunglasses like the eyes of Dr Eckleburg.
O'Connor has a sharp eye for personal detail: none better than her observation of the discomfort in and around the DUP: Last Friday saw Dr Paisley take up three, perhaps four positions inside 24 hours, none of them gracefully.
