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Meanings of range from in English

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They range from utility, oil and manufacturing companies to independent power producers.
Reuters
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The abuse can range from financial exploitation to physical harm and neglect.
Reuters
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Its dermatological products range from prescription, aesthetic and consumer healthcare dermatology products.
Reuters
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The incubation period can range from a few days to 14 days.
News.com.au
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PRO: She offers free fitness which range from two to four weeks.
The South African
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International operations range from Germany to Britain, the Netherlands, Canada and Australia.
Reuters
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They can range from arms reduction to economic cooperation to water rights.
Wired
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Topics range from fitness to health to politics to cuisine and more.
Ebony
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Events can range from those that rely on individual to team events.
The South African
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CITIC Ltd's businesses range from real estate and natural resources to engineering.
Reuters
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Products range from simple putting devices to swing aids and high-tech simulators.
The Irish Times
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The penalty for the offence can range from a fine to imprisonment.
The Irish Times
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Mudge said discipline could range from editing listings to banning members outright.
Radio NZ
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The ages of those affected range from early twenties to late fifties.
The South African
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Pass-throughs range from Mom-and-Pop storefronts to global hedge funds and law firms.
Reuters
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For hikers, the risks range from crime to getting lost or injured.
The South African
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