Later, over a coffee or beer, someone may mention the recent royal wedding attended by a full sweep of royal cousins: George of Britain, Nicholas of Russia and Wilhelm of Germany.
On Monday, the second in line to the British throne began his full day of royal duties by launching into his round of public and promotional appearances on behalf of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
The story broke in the News of World but other papers were full of it as the royal machine went into briefing overload.
He might not have given the police a 39-page deposition full of revelations about the royal family, such as Prince Charles's insistence that his valet hold a specimen bottle while he urinated into it.
The Royals, full of optimism after posting the majors' best record in spring training, will try to avoid a season-opening sweep Thursday.
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"It was always full of celebrities, members of the royal family and aristocrats.
The fact that Diana was apparently so close to the traditional mould - being virginal, pretty, uneducated, fond of children and initially adoring - and yet still could not tolerate the position of full-time royal female for very long, only underlines how challenging the problem is.
That these two are simply bad fairies in a world full of lovely, charming, caring politicians, royals, journalists and businessmen?
