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Prince Philip, the Duke of Diplomacy? 'I declare this thing open, whatever it is'

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The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, was one of the more colourful figures in Britain's Royal Family, prone to jarring remarks and quips about women, the deaf, and overweight children.

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