"Charlotta" meaning in English

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          "text": "Chris Whitney wasn't prepared to be a dad when he found out Charlotta Glass was pregnant.",
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          "text": "Beavers himself suffered a back injury that ended his army career that same year, his daughter Charlotta Beavers said, after strong winds forced him to land upside down.",
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          "text": "Before Harris, the first black woman to run for vice president was Charlotta Bass, who bid for the position in 1952 on the ticket of the left-wing Progressive Party, alongside presidential candidate and lawyer Vincent Hallinan.",
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