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1 ♦ ruler
♦ ruler /ˈru:lə(r)/n.1 governante; re; sovrano: (polit.) our elected rulers, i governanti che abbiamo eletto; a constitutional ruler, un sovrano costituzionale; a hereditary ruler, un sovrano per diritto ereditario3 (tipogr.) rigatrice; macchina rigatricerulershipn. [u]dominio; autorità suprema; sovranità.
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