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What are some phrases that have the word prime in them?

Here are some phrases with the word "prime" in them, with varying shades of meaning:

General:

* Prime time: The most popular time for television viewing.

* Prime minister: The head of government in some countries.

* Prime suspect: The person most likely to have committed a crime.

* Prime location: A highly desirable location.

* Prime example: A perfect or exemplary instance of something.

* Prime condition: In excellent condition, ready for use.

Mathematical:

* Prime number: A natural number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.

* Prime factorization: The process of finding the prime numbers that multiply together to give a particular number.

Other:

* Prime directive: A fundamental instruction or goal.

* Prime mover: The person or thing that initiates an action or process.

* Primeval: Of or relating to the earliest period of existence.

* Primate: A member of the order Primates, which includes humans, apes, and monkeys.

* Primeval forest: A dense, ancient forest.

Figurative:

* In their prime: At their peak of development or ability.

* A prime candidate: Someone highly likely to be successful in a particular situation.

* Prime the pump: To stimulate or initiate something.

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