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बेसिक प्रिंसिपल मार्केट लीजन इन इंग्लिश​

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Evidence of confusion between principle and principal can be found even in publications overseen by professional editors. To keep these words straight, remember that principle functions only as a noun, and in its most common uses refers to a basic rule or law, as in "a guiding principle" or "a matter of principle." If you are looking for an adjective form of this word, you must use principled, as in "taking a principled stand." Principal functions as both a noun and an adjective. The noun has various meanings referring to someone with controlling authority ("the school principal") or in a leading position ("the ballet’s two principals"), but also has meanings relating to finance, law, and architecture. As an adjective, principal typically means "most important," as in "the principal reason."

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