Judges and Lords

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Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.

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Lords and judges are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lords" instead a noun "Judges".

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Judges and lords are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judges" instead a noun "Lords".

Those judges who were appointed and who sat as Law Lords before that date retain their membership, if not their right of attendance, of the Lords.

Source: Useful Notes / Knight Fever
Though retired Supreme Court judges are still called upon to serve in the House of Lords, this technically means that the UK's Judiciary is no longer merged its Legislature.

Source: Film / The Castle
The one cool true chair in the Lords Chamber is the monarch's throne, from which he/she gives the Speech every State Opening of Parliament—and unlike the Judges' Woolsack, if you're not supposed to be sitting in it but sit in it anyway, you will get in trouble.

Source: Cool Chair

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