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Let's see if he puts it on his business card.
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I believe Ennio was an Italian knight, although I’m no authority on European heraldry. Cavaliere?
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I think, but I may be wrong, that he would be allowed, if he so chose, to put the letters 'KBE' after his name. Whether he would care too I don't know. This is correct, I'm pretty sure. As happened with Andre Previn, KBE.
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I believe Ennio was an Italian knight, although I’m no authority on European heraldry. Cavaliere? Don’t know what kind of car he had. Boom, boom!
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Not being able to call himself 'Sir', but is that correct? For example, Bob Geldof and Terry Wogan both regularly got referred to as 'Sir'. People maybe just call them it anyway? Sir Terry had British citizenship. Bob should just be Bob.
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