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- Actor Hindman
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- Avon
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- Dude who's noble
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- "Duke, duke, duke, duke of ___"
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- First name in tea
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- "I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside" rapper Sweatshirt
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- Court figure
- Disraeli was one
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- Eponymous inventor Tupper
- Flatt's buddy
- Equivalent of a European count
- Crawley's title on "Downton Abbey"
- Essex's title
- James ___ Carter (full name of the 39th president)
- James ___ Carter Jr.
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- Campbell of football
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- JamesJones
- He outmanaged Sparky in the 1970 World Series
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- Jason Lee sitcom character
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- Jazz fusion guitarist Klugh
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- "Downton Abbey" designation
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- Wilson
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- ''Mutts'' dog
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- NBC's "My Name Is ___"
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- Lordly Newfoundland Island
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- Lear (anag)
- One titled "Lord"
- One who minds his manors?
- President Carter's middle name
- Person at court
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- Lester's bluegrass partner
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- Monroe of court fame
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- "Picnic" Robert ___ Keen
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- TV role for Jason Lee
- TV's "My Name Is __"
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- Sandwich guy?
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- Weaver of baseball
- Weaver or Hines
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- Weaver, the famous manager
- Weaver who managed the Baltimore Orioles
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- Singer/songwriter Kate
- Well-manored individual?
- Saxophonist Bostic
- Spouse of a British countess
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- Third rank of the peerage
- Unanimous winner of "Survivor: Fiji"
- Scruggs of bluegrass
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- Tiger Woods' father
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- Tea drinker Charles Grey's title
- Tea, ... Grey
- Seattle Seahawks star safety Thomas
- Title above viscount
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- Title equivalent to count
- Title for a British peer
- Title for Bertrand Russell.
- Title for Devereux
- Title for Diana's brother
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- Title meaning "chieftain"
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- Title outranking viscount
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- Titled Brit
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- Sen. Capehart's middle name.
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