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What was the title of the peerage created for Carrington in 1999?
Baron Carington of Lancaster
Baron Carington of Upton
Baron Carington of Rhodesia
Baron Carington of NATO
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Baron Carington of Upton was a peerage title bestowed upon Peter Alexander Rupert Carington, the 6th Baron Carrington. It was created in 1999 following his retirement as Secretary-General of NATO, marking his distinguished service and contributions to international diplomacy. The title recognized Carington's significant achievements in promoting peace and cooperation among nations during his tenure as NATO's top civilian official.
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