Assertion: nobility's title | /r/HasProperty | legitimate
Facets:
value: somehow
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Furthermore, the opening connotes that titles that may have once existed in countries that no longer recognize nobility are somehow legitimate by arguing that “fake” titles are those that have never had recognition by “any government and were not so recognized in the past, even in countries in which titles of nobility once existed.
text: Indeed, this article connotes something different, that a title recognized at some point “in the past” (from introductory paragraph) is somehow a legitimate mark of nobility; if nobility is expressively outlawed by the government then those titles of the past have no legitimacy (of nobility) about them.
text: Due Diligence: Determining whether this or that title of nobility sported by this or that person is "legitimate" has become a cottage industry among a few outspoken, obsessive hobbyists seeking to "debunk" the claims of charlatans – or the pretensions of folks these self-styled "experts" believe to be charlatans.