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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Siress is a Colonial title used to denote females of some important stature.
For example, female members of the Quorum of Twelve had the title of Siress, like Siress Tinia.
"Siress" is similar to the use of the title "Dame" as a British honorific for a UK citizen with a lifetime contribution to the... |
