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Tuesday, August 12, 2003 Buckingham Palace is denying reports that Prince William, on a Kenya tour, used a seven-foot Masai spear to fell a dik-dik -- not easy to do, one would think, since the easily-frightened 14-inch deer is so quick to scurry. Prince William is not the first heir to the British throne to go native: Here's the Prince of Wales, later the Duke of Windsor, on a 1920 US visit posing in full Indian garb, for a picture included in the Library of Congress' John Bull & Uncle Sam exhibit. And then you have Prince Charles of Arabia. #
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