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Nobility is a social class found in many societies, typically ranked just below royalty and often appointed by the crown, with members holding exclusive functions and characteristics that can provide them substantial advantages over non-noble people. Throughout history, nobility has frequently served as an estate of the realm—a formal tier of society—as seen in examples like the British House of Lords, which includes both hereditary aristocrats and those ennobled during their lifetimes.
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