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List all 43 presidents with their countries names2013?
If you go to Wikipedia and type "List of heads of state", you'll find a list of current heads of state (and heads of government, when they are not the same person). I'll leave it to you to check which of these qualify as "presidents".
List of current Heads of state and government of the Philippines?
benigno simeon "noynoy" conjuanco aquino III
JCP and Ll NJ city service territory list?
Ten African heads of state, their countries and capital
When was Heads of State - group - created?
Heads of State - group - was created in 2008.
Which official heads the State Department?
the secretary of state heads the state department. The current secretary of state is Hilary Rodham-Clinton.
What are the major rivers and lakes in namibia?
The Okavango River and the link below will give you a full list.
Who heads the state militia?
The state governor
List the best English speaking African countries?
zambia Nigeria ghana kenya zimbabwe namibia...
Plural form of head of state?
The plural is heads of state
What were the Russian heads of state called before the revolution in 1917?
Russian heads of state before 1917 were called Tsars or Czars.
Is it 'heads of State' or ' heads of states'?
Ah, what a lovely question! It's actually "heads of state" when referring to the leaders of different countries. Remember, when we talk about multiple leaders, we keep "state" singular to show they are all part of the same concept. Keep painting with those words, my friend!
Why heads of state instead heads of states?
The term "heads of state" is used because "head" is a singular noun that describes the role or position, while "state" is also singular, referring to the governing body. In English, when referring to a collective group of individuals occupying the same role, the phrase maintains the singular form for both nouns. Thus, "heads of state" correctly indicates multiple leaders of different states. Using "heads of states" would imply multiple heads for each individual state, which is not the intended meaning.
