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reigned
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Reigned
of Reign
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dreeing
enridge
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of reigned in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of reigned in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
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As history has shown, the British monarchy is anything but predictable -- in two of the last three generations the second-born child has stepped up to the top job and reigned successfully, never underestimate the long-lasting potential of a royal' spare'.
California Rep. Maxine Waters:
It's become clear that Wall Street derivatives trading has not yet been sufficiently reigned in by our regulators.
With a lethal combination of bone-crunching bite forces, stereoscopic vision, rapid growth rates, and colossal size, tyrant dinosaurs reigned uncontested for 15 million years leading up to the end-Cretaceous extinction -- but it wasn't always that way, when and how quickly tyrannosaurs went from wallflower to prom king has been vexing paleontologists for a long time. The only way to attack this problem was to get out there and find more data on these rare animals.
Department of Corrections needs a complete overhaul. I think people of all mentalities and people of all stripes and persuasions agree that Rikers is a mess, and when you have up to a third of corrections officers not showing up to work and leaving the inmates basically to run the jail and letting the worst that those inmates were usually the gang-affiliated inmates who reigned supreme, you're going to have violence and chaos.
Calm has reigned over financial markets, but it has been an uneasy calm.
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