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MWB | 05:36 Wed 22nd Oct 2008 | Society & Culture
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What's the difference between a Nobel Prize winner, (in any category) & a Nobel Laureate?
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There is no difference. The word laureate comes from the tradition in Roman times of decorating high achievers with a crown of laurel leaves. In modern times, Nobel Prize winners are not actually so crowned, but the laurel-related word has remained to describe them.

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