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Reader can mean:

a reader: a person who is reading a text.

A family name:

Colin Reader, English geologist
Eddi Reader, Scottish singer
Francis Reader (born 1965), Scottish musician
Ralph Reader (1903-1982), British director and producer, famous for originating the Gang Show in Scouting
Ted Reader, a well renowned Canadian chef

A person whose job or role is to read:

A publisher's reader, also called a first reader
Historically, a person who entertained cigar factory workers by reading books or newspapers aloud, also known as a lector; see cigar manufacture
Reader (liturgy), someone charged with reading Scripture in church (also called a Lector)
Reader (Christian Science Church), a person who conducts services in a Christian Science church, also called a First Reader or Second Reader
In the Anglican Church, a Reader is a person appointed to conduct services other than Holy Communion in the Church of England; (equivalent to lay reader in Episcopal Churches).
Reader (academic rank), the British academic rank between senior (or principal) lecturer and professor

A place:

Various newspapers and magazines, including:

The Chicago Reader, a newsweekly
Los Angeles Reader, a weekly paper, now defunct
High Plains Reader, an independent weekly tabloid
The Reader (Omaha weekly), an alternative weekly newspaper in Omaha, Nebraska
The Reader (magazine), a literary quarterly published by the University of Liverpool
The San Diego Reader, a weekly newspaper in San Diego, California
The Weekly Reader, an educational magazine for children
Utne Reader, a periodical

In computing/technology, devices or programs such as:

Other meanings:

Reader-response criticism, a primarily German and American literary theory

The Reader, a novel by Bernhard Schlink

A basal reader, a textbook used in reading education:

McGuffey Readers, examples of these

An anthology: a book of different pieces of writing, often by many authors, for example:

Uncle John's Bathroom Reader

Plate reader (or microplate reader), a laboratory instrument

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