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regent
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regent
1. the ruler or administrator of a country during the minority, absence, or incapacity of its monarch
2. (formerly) a senior teacher or administrator in any of certain universities
3. US and Canadian a member of the governing board of certain schools and colleges
4. Rare any person who governs or rules
5. acting or functioning as a regent
6. Rare governing, ruling, or controlling


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Her singing performances at over 1,500 events include the inauguration of the 43rd President of the United States, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Bob Hope USO Tours, Angels, Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, Denver Broncos, Montel Williams Show, President Bill Clinton and Her Majesty Queen Regent Sirikit of Thailand.
As a result, Hatshepsut claimed power as queen regent, and then usurped it, by claiming to be the legitimate heir, by virtue of being the daughter of a king.
As a result, Hatshepsut claimed power as queen regent, and then usurped it, by claiming to be the legitimate heir, by virtue of being the daughter of a king.
 
 
 
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