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Lord and Lady are titles of nobility used to address or refer to members of the aristocracy.

In the United Kingdom, a Lord is a member of the peerage who holds a hereditary or life peerage. The title may be inherited through a family line or granted by the monarch in recognition of service or achievement. A Lord may also be referred to by a specific title, such as Duke, Earl, Viscount, or Baron.

A Lady is the female equivalent of a Lord. In the United Kingdom, a woman may hold a peerage in her own right or maybe the wife or widow of a peer. A Lady may also be referred to by a specific title, such as Duchess, Countess, Viscountess, or Baroness.

It’s important to note that the use and significance of these titles can vary across different countries and cultures. In some countries, the title of Lord or Lady may be used more broadly to address or refer to members of the upper class, regardless of whether they hold a peerage.

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