After one tearful breakup and one very self-involved proposal, it’s J & H 4EVR - or at least, until People magazine spotlights Jed’s not-so-not-so-serious former girlfriend (who may not even count as an ex, since he never broke up with her). This week, Neil Lane took back not one, but two engagement rings. Claire Fallon and Emma Gray relive the superlative award-winning moments from the historic “Bachelorette” ending, from the most romantic moment of the finale to the cameo that changed the course of the season. Preposterous in a very literal sense! - Preceding unsigned comment added by 208.90.12.The hosts of “Here To Make Friends” are giving the final rose to you, Hannah Brown. I hope someone with the wherewithal to cite proper references can correct this rubbish about a lord of parliament ranking above an earl. I need not remind that our grand earls have heritable titles which will pass to the heirs. Whilst I am not a feudal earl myself, I should expect that most of these (very abundant and cheap-to-create) 'life peers' appointed by HM to sit in parliament to work there, leaving their heirs with no title and no land will be long forgotten within one generation. No feudal earl ranks below some 'life peer' lord of parliament who is a mere politician. I have read this article, and it is need of revision. A reference could also be made to the formerly-feudal Dukedom of Lenox (as opposed to the Lenox ducal peerage). The current Breadalbane and Crawfurd-Lindsay earldoms should be added to the list by someone with access to proper sources. Missing formerly-feudal current Scottish earldoms This article has been rated as Low-importance on the project's importance scale. This article has been rated as C-Class on the project's quality scale. Middle Ages Wikipedia:WikiProject Middle Ages Template:WikiProject Middle Ages Middle Ages articles If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks. This article is within the scope of WikiProject Middle Ages, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of the Middle Ages on Wikipedia.

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