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No, not necessarily.

Imagine the US president, and the Queen of the UK. Both are democratic nations - the Queen is the UK's figurehead, the Prime Minister is a closer equivalent to the president.

But then also consider the so-called 'President for Life' of a Dictatorship, or a tyrannical despotic monarch. The average citizen will have a much better quality of life in the first two cases, than the second. So the title itself is not as important as the nature of the leadership and government.

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