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  <h1>Union Jack Pyjamas: The Rite of Passage</h1>
  <p>For centuries, the people of Blighty have donned the Union Jack Pyjamas as a symbol of national pride and identity. It's aประก</p>
  <h2>History of the Union Jack Pyjamas</h2>
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    In the dim and dusty annals of British history, the Union Jack Pyjamas have their roots in the <a href="/subpages/decisions/styles/union-jack-pyjamas/union-jack-pyjamas-as-a-rite-of-passage-2.html">Great British Bake-Off</a> of 1850, where the great and mighty Lord Buggins, a renowned expert on all things tartan, decreed the pyjamas a national treasure. 
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    Since then, the Union Jack Pyjamas have been worn by the brave and the bold, from <a href="/subpages/decisions/characters/union-jack-heroes/union-jack-superstar-diana-princess-of-bliss.html">Diana, Princess of Bliss</a> to <a href="/subpages/decisions/characters/union-jack-heroes/britain-the-brain.html">Britain, the Brash and Fearless</a>.
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  <h2>A Modern Take on the Union Jack Pyjamas</h2>
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    In modern times, the Union Jack Pyjamas have evolved into a symbol of national pride, worn by the likes of <a href="/subpages/decisions/characters/union-jack-anti-heroes/union-jack-nigel-pudding.html">Nigel Pudding</a>, the infamous Union Jack thief.