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robing room

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robing room
n
a room in a palace, court, legislature, etc., where official robes of office are put on
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Another was for stealing a bracelet, burgling the robing room at St Alban's Crown Court and stealing a barrister's laptop, and test driving a pounds 59,000 Audi R8 while disqualified.
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Pupils were then treated to a guided tour of Parliament including the House of Lords, the robing rooms, royal gallery, central lobby and Westminster Hall.
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In the robing room, he was seen "touching the side of his hair, patting his fur-edged robes".
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