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Miranda Lim
Miranda M. Lim is an American physician-scientist at Oregon Health & Science University and the VA Portland Health Care System who studies how sleep shapes brain health.
Miranda M. Du
Miranda M. Du, also known as Miranda Mai Du, is an American jurist serving as a United States district judge in Nevada since 2012, appointed by President Barack Obama.
Miranda Otto
Miranda Otto (born 1967, Brisbane) is an Australian actress, daughter of Barry Otto, known as Éowyn in The Lord of the Rings, and for Homeland, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Talk to Me, and an AACTA Award for The Daughter.
Miranda Priestly
Miranda Priestly, fictional Runway editor-in-chief in Lauren Weisberger's 2003 novel and the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, played by Meryl Streep; widely linked to Anna Wintour though Streep denied that basis; returned in the 2026 sequel.
Miranda Raison
Miranda Raison (born 1977, Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk) is an English actress known as Jo Portman in Spooks, Anne Boleyn at Shakespeare's Globe, Hermione opposite Kenneth Branagh in The Winter's Tale, and Ellen Terry in David Hare's Grace Pervades.
Miranda Richardson
Miranda Richardson (Miranda Jane Richardson, born 1958, Southport) is an English actor known for Dance with a Stranger, Blackadder's Queenie, two Oscar nominations (Damage, Tom & Viv), a BAFTA, and two Golden Globes.
Miranda Sings
Miranda Sings is a fictional YouTube character, an overconfident tone-deaf aspiring singer created by comedian Colleen Ballinger in 2008, whose channel grew past 10 million subscribers, a Netflix series, and live touring.
Miranda v. Arizona
Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), the Warren Court's 5–4 landmark, requires police to warn custodial suspects of silence and counsel rights before interrogation; it created the Miranda warning and the exclusion of unwarned statements.
Miranda warning
Miranda warning: the US police advisement of silence, use of statements, and counsel rights, required before custodial interrogation since Miranda v. Arizona (384 U.S. 436), decided 5-4 on June 13, 1966, named for Ernesto Miranda.
Miranda Yap
Miranda Gek Sim Yap (1948–2015) was a Singapore biochemical engineer who pioneered mammalian cell culture, founded A*STAR's Bioprocessing Technology Institute, and was the first foreign female associate of the US National Academy of Engineering.
Miranda!
Miranda! is an Argentine electropop duo formed in 2001 by Ale Sergi and Juliana Gattas, known for Don, Yo te diré, Hotel Miranda!, MTV and Gardel awards, and Spanish-language synth pop.
Mirandes
Mirandes (Club Deportivo Mirandés), Spanish football club founded 1927 in Miranda de Ebro, Burgos; never in La Liga but twice Copa del Rey semifinalist (2012 from Segunda B, 2020 under Andoni Iraola), lost 2025 promotion playoff final to Real Oviedo, relegated to Primera Federación in 2026.
Mirandese language
Mirandese (mirandés, lhéngua mirandesa) is the Astur-Leonese Romance language of the Terra de Miranda in northeastern Portugal, Portugal's second officially recognized language under Law 7/99 of 29 January 1999, with three varieties and roughly 3,500 speakers.
Miranga Oil and Gas Field
Miranga is an onshore oil and gas field in the Recôncavo Basin in Pojuca, Bahia, Brazil, discovered in June 1965, with about 225 million barrels of cumulative oil production.
Miranjan
Miranjan, also spelled Miranjani, is a forested Himalayan peak in Abbottabad District, Pakistan, and the highest summit of the Galyat region at about 2,992 meters.
Mirant
Mirant Corporation was an American independent energy company that owned power plants in the United States, the Philippines, and the Caribbean before becoming GenOn Energy in 2010.
Mirantis
Mirantis is an American cloud infrastructure software company headquartered in Campbell, California, a founding member of OpenStack that also develops Kubernetes products like Lens and k0s.
Mirat al-Zaman
Mirat al-Zaman (مرآة الزمان) is a universal Arabic chronicle by Sibt ibn al-Jawzi, completed in 1256–1257, covering history from creation to his death and prized for Ayyubid Damascus.
Mirat-i Ahmadi
The Mirat-i Ahmadi (مرآۃ احمدی) is a Persian history of Gujarat written by Ali Muhammad Khan, Mughal Diwan of the province, around 1750 to 1761, and the principal Persian authority for the Maratha conquest of Gujarat.
Mirat-i Sikandari
The Mirat-i Sikandari (مرآتِ سکندری, "Alexander's Mirror") is a Persian history of the Gujarat Sultanate, written by Shaikh Sikandar ibn Muhammad and completed around 1611.
Mirat-ul-Uroos
Mirat-ul-Uroos (مراۃ العروس, "The Bride's Mirror") is an 1869 Urdu novel by Deputy Nazir Ahmad, generally accepted as the first regular Urdu novel and its first best-seller.
Mirattery (武汉蔚能)
Mirattery (武汉蔚能) is a Wuhan battery asset management company, founded in 2020 by CATL and Nio, that owns batteries leased under Nio's Battery as a Service model.
Miravalles
Miravalles, Costa Rican andesitic stratovolcano (2,028 m) in Cordillera de Guanacaste within Guayabo caldera; last eruption a small 1946 phreatic explosion; hosts ICE geothermal field producing since 1994, up to 163.5 MW.
Miravalles Geothermal Power Station
The Miravalles Geothermal Power Station is a complex of geothermal plants on the slopes of the Miravalles volcano in Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica, operated since 1994 by the national electricity institute, ICE.
miRBase
miRBase is a public reference database of published microRNA sequences and official names, begun in 2002 as the MicroRNA Registry and now the field's de facto nomenclature authority.
Mircea Abrudean
Mircea Abrudean is a Romanian politician of the National Liberal Party who has served as President of the Senate of Romania and as a senator for Cluj.
Mircea Dincă
Mircea Dincă is an inorganic and materials chemist, Alexander Stewart 1886 Professor of Chemistry at Princeton University since 2025, known for electrically conductive metal–organic frameworks, water-harvesting materials, and battery electrodes.
Mircea Eliade
Mircea Eliade (1907–1986) was a Romanian historian of religions and novelist who taught at the University of Chicago from 1957, writing The Sacred and the Profane and Shamanism.
Mircea Lucescu
Mircea Lucescu (1945-2026), Romanian football manager and former Dinamo București captain at the 1970 World Cup; won 35 trophies including the 2009 UEFA Cup with Shakhtar Donetsk and the 2000 UEFA Super Cup with Galatasaray.
Mircea Steriade
Mircea Steriade (1924–2006) was a Romanian-born Canadian systems neuroscientist who spent nearly four decades at Université Laval in Québec City, studying thalamocortical oscillations, sleep spindles, and the cortical slow oscillation.