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  Remembering Queen Elizabeth II

  

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  Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96. She was Britain's longest-reigning monarch, having inherited the crown from her father in 1952. The monarchy, while largely ceremonial, plays a huge role in British society — with the Queen's longevity helping earn her a particularly beloved status. Insider takes a look back at the life of the record-breaking monarch and the legacy that she left behind.

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  18 things you probably didn't know about Meghan Markle

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  Her first name is actually Rachel. After working in the entertainment industry for several years, Markle landed the role of Rachel Zane on USA's …

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  Photos of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton before they were royals show how drastically their lives have changed

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  Kate Middleton graduated from the University of St. Andrews in 2005 with a degree in art history. Prince William studied geography and graduated at …

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  I ate like Meghan Markle for 10 days, and I could easily keep it up forever

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  Meghan Markle may be known for being the Duchess of Sussex, but long before she joined and stepped back from the royal family, the actress was well …

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  Inside the NYC hotel known as the 'Palace of Secrets' where Harry and Meghan have stayed in New York

  Insider - Melissa Wiley, Rachel Askinasi, and Samantha Grindell

  If elevator walls could talk, they would have stories to tell about the Carlyle Hotel. But you certainly won't hear them from staff. Source: The …

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  From sharing jokes to skipping protocol, how Queen Elizabeth worked with all 15 prime ministers during her life

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  The first prime minister Queen Elizabeth worked with was Winston Churchill. Churchill first served as prime minister between 1940 and 1945, and then …