Suppose that a finite solvable permutation group G acts faithfully and primitively on a finite set Ω. Let G0 be the stabilizer of a point α∈Ω and the rank of G be the number of distinct orbits of G0 in Ω (including the trivial orbit {α}). Then G always has rank greater than four except for in a few cases. We completely classify these cases in this paper.
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