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Sometimes referred to as "AA" or "AoA" (ay-oh-ay) | Sometimes referred to as "AA" or "AoA" (ay-oh-ay) | ||
Title: Entitles the recipient to style him or herself "Lord" (note capital) or "Lady." They are properly addressed as "my Lord" or "my Lady." | Title: Entitles the recipient to style him or herself "Lord" (note capital) or "Lady." They are properly addressed as "my Lord" or "my Lady." See also: [[Forms of Address] | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
[[Category:Awards]] | [[Category:Awards]] | ||
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Sometimes referred to as "AA" or "AoA" (ay-oh-ay)
Title: Entitles the recipient to style him or herself "Lord" (note capital) or "Lady." They are properly addressed as "my Lord" or "my Lady." See also: [[Forms of Address]