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the Rand currency of South Africa. See also krugerrand

as an abbreviation for the RAND Corporation

as an abbreviation for Reasonable and Non Discriminatory Licensing

as the surname of the American writer Ayn Rand

as an abbreviation for any of a number of pseudorandom number generators functions

Rand is a small town in Australia

The main character in Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time series

Rand: Chracter From RobotechNew Generation sage

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