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The expression "Lady Jane" often refers to Lady Jane Grey, the nine-day queen of England in 1553, who is a historical figure associated with themes of innocence, tragedy, and political intrigue. Her brief reign and subsequent execution have made her a symbol of the dangers of ambition and the volatility of power. The phrase is sometimes used in literature and popular culture to evoke these themes or to refer to someone who is perceived as noble yet tragically doomed.

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