title = "Titles and Forms of Address"

content = """
Correct use of titles and forms of address is essential to diplomatic courtesy.
Errors imply disrespect even when unintended.

**Heads of State**: "Your Excellency" or "Mr./Madam President," "Your Majesty"
for monarchs. Use the full title at first reference; thereafter, "the President"
or "His/Her Majesty."

**Heads of Government**: "Your Excellency" or "Prime Minister." Similarly,
use full title first, then shortened forms.

**Ministers**: "Your Excellency" for cabinet ministers; "Mr./Madam Minister"
in direct address. "The Minister of Foreign Affairs" in third person.

**Ambassadors**: "Your Excellency" or "Mr./Madam Ambassador." "The Ambassador
of [Country]" in third person. Use the ambassador's surname when familiarity
permits, only after they have suggested it.

**Lower Ranks**: Ministers plenipotentiary, counsellors, first secretaries:
"Mr./Ms. [Surname]." Verify specific titles in the diplomatic list.
"""

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