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Originally posted by DeltAlum
I find all of Sir Lloyd Webbers musicals to be somewhat alike -- but very entertaining...
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Ahem... he's now Lord Lloyd-Webber - he was granted a life peerage by Queen Elizabeth II a few years ago in 1997. (A life peerage is more prestigious than a knighthood, as a title is actually created in the rank of Baron or Baroness and the honoree becomes eligible for membership in the House of Lords.
Like a knighthood, life peerages are not inheritable and cease to exist upon the death of a life peer.
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