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Grandmaster or Grand Master may refer to:

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  • A title acknowledging important or superior talent in various sports and other competitions, e.g.
  • Grand Master (Masonic), the jurisdictional state / provincial head of a Masonic Grand Lodge
  • Grand Master (order), the supreme head of various orders of knighthood, either honorary or military orders where they can even be its head of state, ranking as a Prince
  • Grandmaster, master or master craftsman, leader of a guild
  • Some other organisations, such as the civilian households of certain princely courts, designate a most senior dignitary as Grand Master.
  • Grand Master, the leadership position in the Reiki Alliance, and a disputed leadership role in the larger Reiki community
  • Grand Master of Education, Science, and Culture, empty title of the first president of Equatorial Guinea
  • In bodybuilding, Grandmaster is an aged-related competitive classification in, usually refering to a competitor aged 50-59.
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