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Lorraine (also spelled Loraine or Lorayne) is used as a feminine name, above all in the United States and Canada, after World War I, during which events brought Lorraine, France to the North American public imagination. Variations include: Lori, Lorri, Lorrie, Rainey.

lorraine is also a student in ITE simei...she is one pretty girl..cute..and etc.

"Laura", "Laurène" and "Lareine" (French, la reine or Queen) have distinct origins unconnected with "Lorraine".

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Lorraine Cosgrove nee Brennan, Ferpologist(Belfry Avenue).
Lorraine Bracco, actress (The Sopranos).
Lorraine Chase, actress.
Lorraine Collett, model.
Lorraine Davies, country singer.
Lorraine Hansberry, American playwright (1930-1965).
Lorraine Kelly, Scottish TV journalist.
Lorraine Baines McFly, Marty McFly's mother in the Back to the Future trilogy
Lorraine Segato, Canadian pop singer-songwriter.
Lorraine Swanson, a character played by Mo Collins on the sketch comedy television show MADtv.
Lorraine Ong Chua, Disney Pixar Animator
Loraine Regalado, SAP Administrator, VB and MSSQL programmer.

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 '''Lorraine''' (also spelled '''Loraine''' or '''Lorayne''') is used as a feminine name, above all in the [[United States]] and [[Canada]], after [[World War I]], during which events brought [[Lorraine (region)|Lorraine, France]] to the [[North American]] public imagination. Variations include: [[Lori (disambiguation)|Lori]], Lorri, Lorrie, [[Rainey]].
+lorraine is also a student in ITE simei...she is one pretty girl..cute..and etc.
 "[[Laura]]", "Laurène" and "Lareine" ([[French language|French]], ''la reine'' or [[Queen regnant|Queen]]) have distinct origins unconnected with "Lorraine".