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Is the daily mail a common noun?

Yes, "The Daily Mail" is a common noun. Here's why:

* Common nouns refer to general categories of people, places, or things.

* Proper nouns refer to specific, unique entities.

While "The Daily Mail" is a specific newspaper, it's not a unique entity. There are many other newspapers. The word "newspaper" itself is a common noun.

Example:

* Common noun: newspaper

* Proper noun: The Daily Mail

Therefore, "The Daily Mail" is a proper noun when referring to the specific newspaper, but the term "daily mail" is a common noun because it represents a general category of mail delivery.

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