What does L stand for?

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Lord or Baron (British title of nobility)

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You will have to describe this Satan to journalists and to opposition policy experts who do not believe in spooks; so you want a classy Miltonian Satan who has the aristocratic cachet of a lord or baron.

How to win the "drug lord" war: stop romanticizing