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Ronaldo
Ronaldo Ronaldo carries the Norse-Germanic concept of the wise, powerful counselor into the Iberian world — a name that combines decisiveness with the authority that comes from good judgment rather than brute force. In the contemporary world it is inseparable from the name of the footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, giving it associations of exceptional talent and relentless pursuit of excellence. A character named Ronaldo inhabits the tension between inherited authority and self-made achievement.
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