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duke

Highest title in the English peerage. It originated in England in 1337, when Edward III created his son Edward, Duke of Cornwall.



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There was Jesus on this side and there was Santa on this side, there's Christianity here and there's Christmas commercialism here, and they're duking it out.
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Jean jockeying by Brown, Rachel / Los Angeles Business Journal
When a fruit tree is spotted, instead of duking it out for the bounty, the bonobos start copulating in all manner of combinations.
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