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"text": "As for your question whats to stop say a rich merchant to have land and set himself up, in Westeros it appears that all land is owned by the crown first, high lords second (Stark, Greyjoy, Lannister, Tyrell, others) then given out by highlords to the lesser lords.",
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"text": "Now as a side note say you are a wealthy merchant, you may be able to buy yourself land from the king, highlord and receive a title for a price, this seems to follow Westeros style politics though I don't recall any instances of it happening as of yet.",
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"text": "Edit - also say you set yourself up as a lord without approval, your local lord or highlord will come and kill you for treason ASAP.",
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"text": "In the Game of Thrones taking a house and giving yourself a name is more complicated than is described.",
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"text": "You can see from here: On Dragonstone, Stannis declares he is the true heir of Robert Baratheon to the Iron Throne, as Joffrey has no true claim to the throne.",
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"text": "Since the king's death Stannis has been gathering what strength he can from the lords of the narrow sea and from Myrish and Lyseni sellswords, but his forces are too few to challenge the Lannisters in King's Landing You have to be able to defend the position you say you have.",
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"text": "Prominent examples at the start of ASoIaF are House Poole, the stewards of Winterfell, and House Clegane, whose head is known as Ser Gregor.",
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"text": "The general rule seems to be that only Houses that rule over lands and castles are called Lords, although the Cleganes prove there are exceptions.",
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"text": "Examples include the Spicers (who are named the Lords of Castamere for their role in the Red Wedding) and the Royce cadet branch (granted lordship of the Gates of the Moon by Petyr Baelish to consolidate his rule).",
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"text": "Possibly still not the inventor, and it was fantasy, but poisoned lipstick showed up in the November 21, 1966 episode of Gilligan's Island , \"The Invasion\", as part of Gilligan's dream of being a super-spy.",
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"text": "Two works of fiction I can think of that show its usage in Italian are: The Decameron/Novel 1, 1 Circle 7, cantos 12-17 of Dante's Inferno",
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"text": "http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Longbottom Please note that the fact that JKR intended it to be a topographical meaning of the name is even more likely considering that his first (given) name is ALSO topographical: This great and noble surname is of Norman origin, introduced into England after the Conquest of 1066.",
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"text": "In Hugo Gernsback's futuristic novel Ralph 124C41+ (1911) a visiting Martian scientist falls in love with Ralph's girlfriend and abducts her, this being sort of an alien abduction.",
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"text": "National City would be near, but not part of Los Angeles; close enough for Cat Grant to get to Hollywood parties, but far enough that she can be the biggest queen bee in the city, which she would not likely be in L.A.",
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"text": "This also allows the DEO's desert headquarters to be out somewhere between Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake, about an hour's drive east along route 74 (Ortega Hwy), over the hills into the desert.",
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"Darth Vader's apperance was familiar across the Empire through propaganda, but also Obi-Wan knew he was Anakin and therefore that he must be part machine due to Anakin's injuries. Obi-Wan would also have recognised Vader because of the link from their former relanship as master and apprentice."
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"Darth Vader was well known throughout the Empire and therefore anyone would have known what he looked like.",
"First, Kenobe knew Vader was Anakin and secondly it was widely rumoured that Vader was part machiner.",
"Kenobi would have known Vader's appearance from local Empire propaganda and he would have known Vader was part machine because he knew the extent of Anakin's injuries, which would have necessitated mechanical replacements.",
"Despite the propaganda providing examples of Vader's appearance Kenobi would have sensed it was him because of their old relationship as master and apprentice."
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