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The last name "Duke" is of English origin, derived from the noble title "duke," which comes from the Latin "dux," meaning leader or commander. It was historically used as a title for high-ranking noblemen in the British peerage. The surname may also have been adopted by families who held or aspired to the title. Additionally, it can occasionally be found in other cultures, but its most common association is with English heritage.

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