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Ambassador
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Ambassador
The highest ranking foreign diplomat representing a country to another government. For example, the highest ranking British representative in the United States is the ambassador from the United Kingdom. An ambassador speaks for the government he/she represents.


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Along the way Ladysmith Black Mambazo have picked up three Grammys, seen albums go platinum, released ground-breaking LP Gracelands with Paul Simon, changed the way traditional music has seen - and been hailed by Nelson Mandela, on his release from prison, as South Africa's cultural ambassadors.
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