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ranee

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ra·nee  (rän)
n.
Variant of rani.

ranee [ˈrɑːnɪ]
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) a variant spelling of rani
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Noun1.ranee - (the feminine of raja) a Hindu princess or the wife of a raja
aristocrat, blue blood, patrician - a member of the aristocracy


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At this stage we remaion hopeful that the game will go ahead," said Macclesfield chairman Mike Ranee.
In idiopathic obesity, Cortisol turnover rate is increased (15), (16) and the HPA axis reactivity is amplified (17), (18) even though the circulating Cortisol concentrations are within the normal ranee.
1935 GRETA RANEE (4-1) Wild Woolley was back for another Derby tilt three years after first winning the Classic; the tote was back in operation following the Betting And Lotteries Act running at six per deductions (not the disgraceful near-30 taken by some tracks today); the crowd for final night was up again, this time pushing 89,000, and history was to be made with the first bitch winner of the Classic.
 
 
 
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