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===Japan=== Starting with the [[Meiji Constitution]] of 1885, as part of the "Cabinet System Act", and lasting until the revision of the [[Constitution of Japan|modern constitution]] in 1947, the [[prime minister of Japan]] was legally considered to be of the same rank as the other ministers who formed the [[Cabinet of Japan|Cabinet]]. During this time, the prime minister was referred to as "同輩中の首席" ''dōhai-chū no shuseki'' ("chief among peers").
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