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tali122 | 22:28 Sat 17th Jun 2006 | People & Places
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is "getting a knighthood" mean a "sir" title and "getting knighted" a obe /mbe/cbe ?
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no, both mean being made a Sir (or I suppose a Dame: there's no phrase 'to be damed' so I guess 'to be knighted' includes women too). People who get the other awards are just 'being honoured'.
22:43 Sat 17th Jun 2006
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Or pay the appropriate fee, of course.
16:17 Mon 19th Jun 2006

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