:So some nation for example Ruritania could have a law saying that reading a book on the second thursday of the month was a crime with a mandatory death penalty, and then prosecute Joe Bloggs who is not a Ruritanian citizen and has never been to Ruritania for that crime.
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:So some nation for example Ruritania could have a law saying that reading a book on the second thursday of the month was a crime with a mandatory death penalty, and then prosecute Joe Bloggs who is not a Ruritanian citizen and has never been to Ruritania for that crime.
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Once upon a time, in a country that could have been comic-opera Ruritania, but was actually India ( and could have been much of the Middle East or Africa ), lording it over an empire was a dandy thing : of parades and ceremonies, plumes and tassels.
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In " Uncanny X-Men " # 204 ( April 1986 ), Nightcrawler rescued a New York businesswoman, Judith Rassendyll, from the X-Men's enemy Arcade; she subsequently learned that she was the hereditary queen of Ruritania and relocated there to claim her crown.
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Vogel explains that, to'bridge'between the two realities, the stories contained in his handheld were merged with the real-world 1905, creating the world of " Aetheric Mechanics " and that neither Sax, nor Watcham, nor Inanna, nor Ruritania were real.
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In MONTE CARLO : LIVING LEGEND ( Vendome, $ 45 ), Frederic Mitterrand, a French film maker and presidential nephew, bypasses the resort's tacky present in favor of the Ruritania-by-the-Sea that Somerset Maugham called " a sunny place for shady people ."
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The headed sub-section should be retained, with a concise version of what has been removed under an italicized header, such as " Main article : History of Ruritania " ( a list of templates used to create these headers is available at : Category : Wikipedia page-section templates ).
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The popularity of the novels inspired the Ruritanian romance genre of literature, film, and theatre that features stories set in a fictional country, usually in Central Europe and Eastern Europe, such as Ruritania, the Central European realm that named the genre, which includes the " Graustark " novels by George Barr McCutcheon.
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The story is set in the fictional European kingdom of'Ruritania', a term which has come to mean'the novelist's and dramatist's locale for court romances in a modern setting . "'Zenda " achieved instant success and its witty protagonist, the debonair Rudolf Rassendyll, became a well-known literary creation.
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Softlavender then expressed doubt the subject of my edit ( adding Ursula LeGuin's " Orsinia " to the list of literary settings similar to Ruritania ) belonged in the section, saying that additional sources to verify the classification of " Orsinia " as a Ruritarian setting were needed ( that weren't imposed on the other two editors in that section ).
