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The principal idea is that decisions should be made by the people who are most knowledgeable about specific circumstances that impact the decision.principal = most important
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I remember how to spell principal (in contrast to principle) by thinking of the person in charge at my school as being a "pal."
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The singer was the principal performer; though the whole band was good.
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Her card indicates that she is both a CPA and a principal of the firm.
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I am not confident that the agent is acting in the best interest of the principal.
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Alan Grant was one of the principal advocates of the theory that dinosaurs were warm-blooded. (source)
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But we spoke to the principal there and told him about you and he really wants to meet you. (source)principal = person in charge of the school
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You see, we were able to give you something, something which even now no one will ever take from you, and we were able to do that principally by sheltering you.† (source)principally = primarily or most importantly
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It was a tense scene as the principals all turned to face the jury, Simpson, in his blue suit, surrounded by his small army of lawyers, the prosecutors who wanted him behind bars just a few feet away.† (source)principals = most important; or people that are most important
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June swore off men and said she would never get married, and then she met Neil when he came to be the new principal at her school. (source)principal = person in charge of the school
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"Principally the ones kept in Mr. Strauss's office," said Johnson.† (source)Principally = primarily or most importantly
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Their membership included teachers, school principals, doctors, ministers, owners of small businesses, and lawyers.† (source)principals = most important; or people that are most important
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Away from the recording devices that your assistant principal has placed in this room. (source)principal = person in charge of the school
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That's better.... Immediately, behind him a grand procession enters, principally CLAUDIUS, GERTRUDE, POLONIUS and OPHELIA.† (source)principally = primarily or most importantly
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The staff drives, does most of the talking to the principals and then translates the message to make sure everyone understands all parts of the message.† (source)principals = most important; or people that are most important
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George Beard and Harold Hutchins, please report to Principal Krupp's office at once. (source)Principal = most important; or person that is most important
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