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7 World Trade Center

· Ancient Greek art

· André Kertész

· Art competitions at the Summer Olympics

· Article 153 of the Constitution of Malaysia

· Baroque

· Borobudur

· Buddhist art

· Magdeburg Cathedral

· Campbell's Soup Cans

· Chicago Board of Trade Building

· Salvador Dalí

· Deconstructivism

· Diego Velázquez

· El Lissitzky

· Fancy cancel

· Geology Hall, New Brunswick, New Jersey

· Graffiti

· Henry Moore

· History of erotic depictions

· IG Farben Building

· Parliament House, Dublin

· Paul Kane

· Leonardo da Vinci

· Michigan State Capitol

· Oxyrhynchus

· Palace of Westminster

· Parthenon

· Francis Petre

· Palace of Queluz

· Pierre Rossier

· Point Park Civic Center

· Prince's Palace of Monaco

· Radhanite

· Rembrandt

· Restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes

· Robert Lawson (architect)

· Roman Vishniac

· Rova of Antananarivo

· Scottish Parliament Building

· St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery

· Sanssouci

· Shotgun house

· Sylvanus Morley

· Tech Tower

· Templon

· Xanadu Houses

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Action potential

· Albatross

· Antarctic krill

· Aquarium

· Australian Cattle Dog

· Bioinformatics

· Brolga

· Cat

· Cell nucleus

· Chemical synapse

· Chromatophore

· Cladistics

· Cochineal

· Coconut crab

· Cyclura nubila

· DNA repair

· Exosome complex

· Fauna of Australia

· Fauna of Puerto Rico

· Fin whale

· Green and golden bell frog

· Guinea pig

· Hawksbill sea turtle

· Homo floresiensis

· Human

· Introduction to evolution

· Island fox

· Kākāpō

· Komodo dragon

· Krill

· Marginated tortoise

· Marine shrimp farming

· Mitochondrial Eve

· Mongrel

· Myxobolus cerebralis

· Ocean sunfish

· Olm

· Proteasome

· Race (human categorization)

· Seabird

· Sei whale

· Sperm whale

· G. Ledyard Stebbins

· Tetraodontidae

· United States Navy Marine Mammal Program

· Whale vocalization

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2 euro commemorative coins

· Bank of China (Hong Kong)

· Billboard

· Celtic Tiger

· Cracker Barrel

· Demand Note

· Dime (United States coin)

· Economics

· Economy of Africa

· Economy of India

· Economy of the Iroquois

· Economy of the Republic of Ireland

· Edgar Speyer

· Euro

· FairTax

· Finn M. W. Caspersen

· Gold standard

· Harold Innis

· Labour economics

· Madman Muntz

· Mercantilism

· Microsoft

· New Orleans Mint

· Octopus card

· Odwalla

· Panavision

· Panic of 1907

· Strategic management

· Supply and demand

· Tulip mania

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Alchemy

· Aldol reaction

· Ammolite

· Antioxidant

· Caffeine

· Cyclol

· Damascus steel

· Glass

· Heavy metal (elements)

· Helium

· Hydrochloric acid

· Iridium

· Lead(II) nitrate

· Linus Pauling

· Lysergic acid diethylamide

· Paracetamol

· Psilocybin

· Raney nickel

· Sertraline

· Titanium

· Turquoise

· Uranium

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4chan

·Acid2

· Acorn Computers

· Application programming interface

· Architecture of Btrieve

· Architecture of Windows NT

· ASCII

· Btrieve

· C (programming language)

· Central processing unit

· Color Graphics Adapter

· Commodore 64

· CUPS

· Computer security

· CPU cache

· Data Encryption Standard

· Delrina

· Emacs

· Firefox

· Floppy disk

· Folding@home

· GNU/Linux naming controversy

· History of computing hardware

· HTTP cookie

· Java (programming language)

· Macintosh

· Markup language

· Microsoft Data Access Components

· Microsoft Security Essentials

· NeXT

· OpenBSD

· Opera (web browser)

· PaX (deleted or redirected)

· Phishing

· PowerBook 100

· Quantum computing

· Reduced instruction set computer

· Rosetta@home

· ROT13

· Scene7

· Search engine (computing)

· Search engine optimization

· Sequence alignment

· Spamming

· Storm botnet

· Spyware

· Ubuntu (operating system)

· World Wide Web

· X Window System

· X Window System core protocol

· Windows 2000

· Windows XP

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Assassination

· Azerbaijanis

· Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

· Baden-Powell House

· Bathing machine

· Belarusian Republican Youth Union

· Black Seminoles

· Boy Scouts of America membership controversies

· British African-Caribbean people‎

· Brownsea Island Scout camp

· Removal of cannabis from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act

· David Helvarg

· Daylight saving time

· D. B. Cooper

· Digital media use and mental health

· Eagle Scout (Boy Scouts of America)

· Exploding whale

· Frederick Russell Burnham

· Freemasonry

· Gender role

· Girl Scouts of the USA

· History of merit badges (Boy Scouts of America)

· Iranian peoples

· Akhtar Hameed Khan

· Ketuanan Melayu

· Kibbutz

· Kitsch

· Korean name

· Macedonia (terminology)

· Mail

· Mandan

· Imagery of nude celebrities

· Pashtuns

· Prostitution

· Prostitution in China

· Same-sex marriage

· Same-sex marriage in Spain

· Scout Association of Hong Kong

· Scouting

· Shoe polish

· Skunks as pets

· Sociocultural evolution

· Spring-heeled Jack

· Swastika

· Taiwanese indigenous peoples

· Tamils

· Toilets in Japan

· Torajan people

· Truthiness

· Virginia Tech shooting

· Voluntary Human Extinction Movement

· Wonderbra

· Wood Badge

· Yuan (surname)

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Academy

· Alpha Kappa Alpha

· Alpha Phi Alpha

· ANAK Society (deleted or redirected)

· Avery Coonley School

· Baltimore City College

· Caulfield Grammar School

· Cornell University

· Dartmouth College

· Duke University

· Encyclopædia Britannica

· Florida Atlantic University

· Georgetown University

· The Green (Dartmouth College)

· Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (deleted or redirected)

· History of Baltimore City College

· History of Michigan State University

· Hopkins School

· Indian Institutes of Technology

· Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

· Kappa Kappa Psi

· Lessons for Children

· Michigan State University

· Ohio Wesleyan University

· Oriel College, Oxford

· Plano Senior High School

· Peer review

· Royal National College for the Blind

· School for Creative and Performing Arts

· Shimer College

· Texas A&M University

· Texas Tech University

· Thoughts on the Education of Daughters

· Tuck School of Business

· United States Academic Decathlon

· United States Military Academy

· University of California, Riverside

· University of Michigan

· University of Rajshahi

· Vkhutemas

· Wikipedia

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Amplifier

· Atomic line filter

· Automatic number-plate recognition

· Autostereogram

· Beverage-can stove

· Canon T90

· Cassette tape

· CFM International CFM56

· Crash test dummy

· AC power plugs and sockets

· Eifel Aqueduct

· Electrical engineering

· Enigma machine

· Ernest Emerson

· Fountain pen

· Grand Coulee Dam

· Horseshoe

· International Space Station

· Isambard Kingdom Brunel

· Jarmann M1884

· Jet engine

· Kammerlader

· Krag–Jørgensen

· Krag–Petersson

· Oil shale

· Pattern welding

· Phonograph cylinder

· Plug-in hybrid

· Radar

· Restoration of the Everglades

· Saturn V

· Shielded metal arc welding

· Spacecraft propulsion

· Speech synthesis

· Telephone exchange

· Three Laws of Robotics

· Typewriter

· Zuiderzee Works

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Absinthe

· Beer

· Black pepper

· Butter

· Cheese

· Coca-Cola

· Durian

· History of saffron

· Ina Garten

· Kashrut

· Norman Borlaug

· Paleolithic diet

· Saffron

· Single malt Scotch

· Tea

· Use of saffron

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Ahmedabad

· Alanya

· Amchitka

· Aztalan State Park

· Bengaluru

· Bangladesh

· Belarus

· Belgium

· Belgrade

· Birchington-on-Sea

· Blyth, Northumberland

· Bhutan

· Bratislava

· Buckinghamshire

· Cambodia

· Cape Horn

· Cape Town

· Carlsbad Caverns National Park

· Chaco Culture National Historical Park

· Chad

· Chadderton

· Cheadle Hulme

· Chennai

· Chetwynd, British Columbia

· Chew Valley

· Chew Valley Lake

· China

· Chinatown

· City status in the United Kingdom

· Colditz Castle

· Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve

· Dawson Creek

· Delhi

· Detroit

· Dhaka

· Dogpatch USA

· Dundee

· East End of London

· Éire

· El Hatillo Municipality

· Enclave and exclave

· Erie, Pennsylvania

· Gangtok

· Geography of India

· Gilwell Park

· Goa

· Golden Gate Park

· Grand Forks, North Dakota

· Greater Manchester

· Great Mosque of Djenné

· Gyeongju

· Hamersley, Western Australia

· Herne Bay

· Historic counties of England

· Hong Kong

· Houston

· Indonesia

· Isan

· Isle of Portland

· Istanbul

· Israel

· Jerusalem

· Johannesburg

· Kalimpong

· Karnataka

· Kaziranga National Park

· Kerala

· Kochi

· Kolkata

· Ladakh

· Larrys Creek

· Lastovo

· Lethbridge

· Libya

· Louisville, Kentucky

· Mackinac Island

· Malwa

· Mangalore

· Marshall, Texas

· Minnesota

· Montparnasse

· Moorgate

· Mount Rushmore

· Mount St. Helens

· Mount Tambora

· Mumbai

· Mysore

· Nepal

· Nathu La

· National parks of England and Wales (deleted or redirected)

· Newark, New Jersey

· New York City

· Niagara Falls

· Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta)

· Oklahoma

· Oldham

· Pakistan

· Paulins Kill

· Peru

· Peterborough

· Piccadilly Circus

· Principality of Sealand

· Providence, Rhode Island

· Provinces of Thailand

· Quneitra

· Rondane National Park

· Rwanda

· San Francisco

· San Jose, California

· Sarajevo

· Seattle

· Shahbag

· Shaw and Crompton

· Sheerness

· Sheffield

· Shoshone National Forest

· Sikkim

· Somerset

· South Africa

· South Side, Chicago

· St Kilda, Scotland

· Stretford

· Suburbs of Johannesburg

· Technopark, Trivandrum

· Tulsa, Oklahoma

· Turkey

· Vancouver

· Washington, D.C.

· West Bengal

· Westgate-on-Sea

· Whitstable

· Yellowstone National Park

· Yosemite National Park

· Youngstown, Ohio

· Zambezi

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1755 Lisbon earthquake

· 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami

· Eldfell

· Geologic time scale

· Geology of the Bryce Canyon area

· Geology of the Capitol Reef area

· Geology of the Death Valley area

· Geyser

· Mount Pinatubo

· Plate tectonics

· Silverpit crater

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Acute myeloid leukemia

· Alzheimer's disease

· Anabolic steroid

· Asperger syndrome

· Asthma

· Autism spectrum (deleted or redirected)

· Baby Gender Mentor

· Bloodletting

· Breastfeeding

· Cystic fibrosis

· Down syndrome

· Eli Lilly

· Gene

· Hippocrates

· HIV/AIDS

· Human tooth development

· Huntington's disease

· Keratoconus

· Lesch–Nyhan syndrome

· Macfarlane Burnet

· Management of multiple sclerosis

· Médecins Sans Frontières

· Michael Woodruff

· Multiple sclerosis

· Parkinson's disease

· Pneumonia

· Polio

· Severe acute respiratory syndrome

· Stuttering

· Tooth enamel

· Tuberculosis

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Canadian Heraldic Authority

· Ecclesiastical heraldry

· Flag of Armenia

· Flag of Australia

· Flag of Germany

· Flag of India

· Flag of Lithuania

· Flag of Mexico

· Flag of Portugal

· Flag of the Republic of China

· Flag of South Africa

·Hero of Belarus

· Hero of Ukraine

·John Brooke-Little

· Medal of Honor

· National emblem of Belarus

· Order of St Patrick

· Order of the Bath

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1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak

· 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre

· 1993 Russian constitutional crisis

· 2007 Samjhauta Express bombings

· Adoption in ancient Rome

· Alcibiades

· Ancient Egypt

· Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition

· Athanasius Kircher

· Attila

· Behistun Inscription

· British Empire

· Byzantine Empire

· Caral-Supe civilization

· Carl G. Fisher

· Charles Edward Magoon

· Che Guevara

· Chola dynasty

· Claudius

· Columbine High School massacre

· Congo Free State

· Dayuan

· Demosthenes

· Adriaen van der Donck

· Dreyfus affair

· Elwood Haynes

· Emperor Norton

· England expects that every man will do his duty

· Epaminondas

· Eureka Rebellion

· Ferdinand Magellan

· First Crusade

· Franks

· Franklin B. Gowen

· Gettysburg Address

· Growth of the Old Swiss Confederacy

· Habsburg Spain

· Harriet Arbuthnot

· Helen Gandy

· History of Alaska

· History of Arizona

· History of the Cape Colony from 1806 to 1870

· History of the Cape Colony from 1870 to 1899

· History of Central Asia

· History of the City of Burnside

· History of Germany

· History of the Grand Canyon area

· History of Greenland

· History of Jews in Poland

· History of Limerick

· History of Miami

· History of Minnesota

· History of the Netherlands

· History of New Jersey

· History of Puerto Rico

· History of the Philippines

· History of Portugal (1777–1834)

· History of Russia (1991–present)

· History of Russia

· History of Scotland

· History of Sheffield

· History of South Carolina

· History of Tamil Nadu

· Hoysala Empire

· Hrafnkels saga

· Hungarian Revolution of 1956

· East India Company

· Inaugural games of the Flavian Amphitheatre

· Indo-Greek Kingdom

· Indus Valley Civilisation

· Inner German border

· Isaac Brock

· Italian Renaissance

· John Dee

· John W. Johnston

· Julius Caesar

· Katyn massacre

· Kengir uprising

· Night of the Long Knives

· Ku Klux Klan

· Leopold and Loeb

· Llywelyn the Great

· Lothal

· Mahatma Gandhi

· Makuria

· Mark Antony

· Mark Felt

· Mortara case

· Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp

· Middle Ages

· Monte Ne

· Mumia Abu-Jamal

· Penny (English coin)

· Pericles

· Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

· Political integration of India

· Project MKUltra

· Ramón Emeterio Betances

· Rhodesian mission in Lisbon

· Rock Springs massacre

· Rosa Parks

· Rudolf Vrba

· Rus' Khaganate

· Vallabhbhai Patel

· Sasanian Empire

· Second Malaysia Plan

· September 11 attacks

· Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

· Sino-Soviet split

· Slavery in ancient Greece

· Space Race

· Suleiman the Magnificent

· Sun Yat-sen

· Swedish emigration to the United States

· The Slave Community

· Theramenes

· Unification of Germany

· Vijayanagara Empire

· Werner Mölders

· William Nelson Page

· Witold Pilecki

· Yagan

· Yellowstone fires of 1988

· Ziad Jarrah

· Ziaur Rahman

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American English

· Aramaic language

· Aryan Invasion Theory (history and controversies) (deleted or redirected)

· Bengali language

· Decipherment of rongorongo

· Gbe languages

· Ido

· Irish phonology

· Laal language

· Leet

· Mandarin Chinese

· Nafanan language

· Names of the Greeks

· Noam Chomsky

· Portuguese language

· Rongorongo

· Russian language

· Split infinitive

· Swedish language

· Taiwanese Hokkien

· Tamil language

· Turkish language

· Thou

· Vowel

· Voynich manuscript

· Vulgar Latin

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Accurate News and Information Act

·Al-Kateb v Godwin

·Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act

·Alcohol laws of New Jersey

·Article One of the United States Constitution

· Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy

· Bricker Amendment

· Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

· Common scold

· Constitution of 3 May 1791

· Constitution of Belarus

· Constitution of the United States

· Copyright

· CSI effect

·Dietrich v The Queen

· Dred Scott v. Sandford

· Equal Protection Clause

· Execution by elephant

· Federalist No. 10

· First Amendment to the United States Constitution

· French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools

· Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties of India

· Law

· Lawrence v. Texas

· Moors murders

· Murder of James Bulger

· Negligence

· Norman Birkett, 1st Baron Birkett

· Patriot Act, Title III, Subtitle A (deleted or redirected)

· Paragraph 175

· Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949

· Regulamentul Organic

· Report of 1800

· Roe v. Wade

· Section summary of the Patriot Act, Title II

· Separation of powers under the United States Constitution

· Sherman Minton

· Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs

· Supreme Court of the United States

· Tahirih Justice Center

· Toa Payoh ritual murders

· Texas Ranger Division

· Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution

· United States Bill of Rights

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Abbey Theatre

·The Adventures of Tintin

· African-American literature

· Alliterative verse

· American poetry

· Anarky

· Anna Laetitia Barbauld

· Anton Chekhov

· Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches

· Augustan drama

· Augustan literature

· Batman

· The Brothers Karamazov

· Bruno Maddox

· Cædmon

· Calvin and Hobbes

· The Cantos

· Chuck Palahniuk

· The Country Wife

· Crime fiction

· Cyberpunk

· Douglas Adams

· Duino Elegies

· Elaine Paige

· English poetry

· Foundation series

· George Moore (novelist)

· The Giver

· H. P. Lovecraft

· The Hardy Boys

· Henry James

· The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

· The Illuminatus! Trilogy

· Irish poetry

· Irish theatre

· Isaac Asimov

· James Robert Baker

· John Vanbrugh

· Jonathan Wild

· Kazi Nazrul Islam

· Krazy Kat

· Letters Written in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark

· The Log from the Sea of Cortez

· The Lord of the Rings

· Make Way for Ducklings

· Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman

· Mário de Andrade

· Mario Vargas Llosa

· Mary: A Fiction

· Medieval literature

· Middle-earth

· Modernist poetry in English

· Muhammad Iqbal

· Nancy Drew

· Nella Larsen

· Objectivist poets

· The Old Man and the Sea

· Original Stories from Real Life

· Oroonoko

· Peterborough Chronicle

· Poetry

· The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

· Rabindranath Tagore

· "Restoration comedy"

· Restoration literature

· Restoration spectacular

· Richard Hakluyt

· Robert A. Heinlein

· Rudyard Kipling

· Samuel Beckett

· Sarah Trimmer

· "A Song for Simeon"

· Sound film

· Superman

· Syed Ahmad Khan

· A Tale of a Tub

· Thomas Pynchon

· "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius"

· Tom Swift

· Turkish literature

· Villain

· The Well of Loneliness

· William Monahan

· The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

· Zelda Fitzgerald

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0.999...

· Ackermann function

· Algorithm

· Blaise Pascal

· Carl Friedrich Gauss

· Computational complexity theory

· Cryptography

· Eigenvalues and eigenvectors

· Equipartition theorem

· Fractal

· Game theory

· Illegal prime (deleted or redirected)

· Infinite monkey theorem

· Margin of error

· Metrication

· Monty Hall problem

· Paul Erdős

· Polar coordinate system

· Prisoner's dilemma

· Pythagorean theorem

· Regular polytope

· Triangle

· Trigonometric functions

· Vacuous truth

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35 mm movie film

· 300 (film)

· Abbas Kiarostami

· Alfred Hitchcock

· Alien vs. Predator (film)

· "All your base are belong to us"

· Andrew Van de Kamp

· Anna May Wong

· Anthony Michael Hall

· The Apprentice (British TV series)

· Arrested Development (TV series)

· Austin Nichols

· Avatar: The Last Airbender

· B movie

· Battlefield Earth (film)

· BBC television drama

· Bernard Quatermass

· Bette Davis

· Blackadder

· Blackface

· Boogeyman 2

· The Boondock Saints

· Borat

· Buffy the Vampire Slayer

· But I'm a Cheerleader

· Captain Marvel (DC Comics)

·Carnivàle

· Characters of Carnivàle

· Characters of Kingdom Hearts

· Cheers

· Coonskin (film)

· Coronation Street

· Countdown (game show)

· Dalek

· Dawson's Creek

· Degrassi: The Next Generation

· Diane Keaton

· Doctor Who

· Doctor Who missing episodes

· Dog Day Afternoon

· E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

· Ethan Hawke

· Excel Saga

· Felix the Cat

· Film Booking Offices of America

· Film noir

. Firefly (TV series)

. Fritz the Cat (film)

· George Washington Dixon

· Gremlins

· Gremlins 2: The New Batch

· Halloween (1978 film)

· Halloween II (1981 film)

· Halloween III: Season of the Witch

· Have I Got News for You

· Henry Fonda

· The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (radio series)

· Hong Kong action cinema

· Humphrey Bogart

· Ian McKellen

· "Interactions" (The Spectacular Spider-Man)

· Jabba the Hutt

· Jack Sparrow

· Jackie Chan

· James Nesbitt

· Jason Voorhees

· Jenna Jameson

· Jim Henson

· Judy Garland

· Julia Stiles

· Jurassic Park (film)

· KaDee Strickland

· Karen Dotrice

· Katie Holmes

· Kung Fu Hustle

· Lindsay Lohan

· Lost (TV series)

· Madlax

· Making Waves (TV series)

· Manos: The Hands of Fate

· Martha Stewart

· Martin Keamy

· Megatokyo

· Memory Alpha

· Miranda Otto

· Nefarious: Merchant of Souls

· Night of the Living Dead

· Nikki and Paulo

· Nineteen Eighty-Four (British TV programme)

· Not My Life

· Not the Nine O'Clock News

· November (2004 film)

· The Office (American TV series)

· Only Fools and Horses

· Our Gang

· Padmé Amidala

· Palpatine

· Pauline Fowler

· The Philadelphia Inquirer

· The Pit and the Pendulum (1961 film)

· Poppy Meadow

· The Quatermass Experiment

· Red vs. Blue

· Richard III (1955 film)

· Ran (film)

· Satyajit Ray

· Scooby-Doo

· Serial Experiments Lain

· Sharon Tate

· Shaylee Mansfield

· Sideshow Bob

· "Soprano Home Movies"

· Spoo (food) (deleted or redirected)

· Star Trek

· Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace

· Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

· Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith

· Star Wars (film)

· Summer of '42

· Sunset Boulevard (film)

· Superman film series

· TARDIS

· "Trapped in the Closet" (South Park)

· Trembling Before G-d

· Triumph of the Will

· Troy McClure

· Uma Thurman

· V for Vendetta (film)

· The West Wing

· Western (genre)

· The Wire

· WGA screenwriting credit system

· Yes Minister

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2004 Atlantic hurricane season

· 2006 Westchester County tornado (deleted or redirected)

· Climate of India

· Climate of Minnesota

· Cyclone Tracy

· 1900 Galveston hurricane

· Extratropical cyclone

· Hurricane Danny (1997)

· Hurricane Esther

· Hurricane Floyd

· Hurricane Gloria

· Hurricane Gustav (2002)

· Hurricane Irene (1999)

· Hurricane Isabel

· Hurricane Juan

· Hurricane Katrina

· Hurricane Mitch

· Hurricane Nora (1997)

· Meteorological history of Hurricane Dean

· Meteorological history of Hurricane Katrina

· Meteorological history of Tropical Storm Allison (deleted or redirected)

· Numerical weather prediction

· Retreat of glaciers since 1850

· Surface weather analysis

· Tornado

· Tropical cyclone

· Tropical Depression Ten (2005) (deleted or redirected)

· Tropical Storm Allison

· Tropical Storm Erick (2007) (deleted or redirected)

· Weather lore

· Wind

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2012 tour of She Has a Name (deleted or redirected)

· "A Day in the Life"

· "A Hard Day's Night" (song)

· AC/DC

· Adore (album)

· Alison Krauss

· "All You Need Is Love" (JAMs song)

. Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)

. Backmasking

· "Bam Thwok"

· Bernard Fanning

· Black Francis

· Bradley Joseph

· Brian Wilson Presents Smile

· Blues

· Californication (album)

· Celine Dion

· Charles Ives

· Concept album

· "Cool" (song)

· David Lovering

· "Dixie" (song)

· Dmitri Shostakovich

· Donegal fiddle tradition

· Dream Theater

· Dungeons & Dragons (album)

· Duran Duran

· Elliott Smith

· Ellis Paul

· Enta da Stage

· Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

· Eurovision Song Contest

· Flea (musician)

· Frank Klepacki

· Genesis (band)

· "Get Back"

· Gram Parsons

· The Greencards

· Grunge

· Guqin

· Heavy metal music

· Héctor Lavoe

· "Hey Ya!"

· Hip hop music

· Himno Nacional Mexicano

· "Hollaback Girl"

· "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"

· "I Want to Hold Your Hand"

· Illmatic

· Insane Clown Posse

·Internationalist (album)

· Iron Maiden

· The Jackson 5

· Jay Chou

· Jazz

· John Frusciante

· John Mayer

· Johnny Cash

· Joseph Szigeti

· "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)"

· Kate Bush

· Kid A

· The KLF

· k-os

· "Layla"

· Lollapalooza

· Louis Armstrong

· Madonna

· Mandy Moore

· Marilyn Manson (band)

· Melodifestivalen

· Metal umlaut

· Miles Davis

· "Monkey Gone to Heaven"

· Mor lam

· Motörhead

· Music of Athens, Georgia

· Music of Maryland

· Music of Minnesota

· Music of Nigeria

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· "My Belarusy"

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· Roger Waters

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· Social history of the piano

· The Supremes

· Sylvia (ballet)

· Connie Talbot

· The Temptations

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· Attachment theory

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· Max Weber

· Michel Foucault

· Milgram experiment

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Albert Einstein

· Astrophysics Data System

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1968 Liberal Party of Canada leadership election

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· Abraham Lincoln

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· Bruno Kreisky

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· Charles Graner

· Commonwealth of Nations

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· Daniel Webster

· Democratic Labour Party (Trinidad and Tobago)

· Ed Stelmach

· Electoral system

· European Commission

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· Fourth International

· Franklin D. Roosevelt

· George Brown, Baron George-Brown

· George F. Kennan

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· Government of Maryland

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· Hugo Chávez

· Hutton Inquiry

· Ian Smith

· Indian Standard Time

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· Liberal Movement (Australia)

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· Libertarian socialism

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· Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey

· Local Government Commission for England (1992)

· Lord Chancellor

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· Marshall Plan

· Military career of Hugo Chávez

· Mordechai Vanunu

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· Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico

· Parliament of Canada

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· Paul Bremer

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· P. K. van der Byl

· Political correctness

· President of Ireland

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· Propaganda

· Ralph Yarborough

· Read my lips: no new taxes

· Reginald Maudling

·Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence

· Robert Walpole

· Royal assent

· Roy Welensky

· Scottish Parliament

· Senate of Canada

· Sid McMath

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· Speaker of the House of Commons

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· Terry Sanford

· Theodore Roosevelt

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· Wesley Clark

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Adi Shankara

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· Joseph W. Tkach

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· Millennium '73

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· Noah's Ark

· Nostradamus

· Operation Auca

· Original sin

· Papal conclave

· Papal tiara

. Pope Pius XII

· Fred Phelps

· Presuppositional apologetics

· Religious debates over the Harry Potter series

· Revised Standard Version

· Rhodes blood libel

· Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami

· Samuel Merrill Woodbridge

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· Gunnhild, Mother of Kings

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· Hasekura Tsunenaga

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· Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough

· Sargon of Akkad

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· William the Silent

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1930 FIFA World Cup

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· Aikido

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· Anatoly Karpov

· Arsenal F.C.

· The Ashes

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· Shelton Benjamin

· Blackjack

· Bobby Eaton

· Brabham

· Brian Close

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· Chicago Bears

· CMLL World Heavyweight Championship

· Cricket

· Cricket World Cup

· Crusaders (rugby union)

· Cynna Kydd

· Denis Law

· Derry City F.C.

· Don Bradman with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

· Doug Ring with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

·Early life of Keith Miller (deleted or redirected)

· England national rugby union team

· Everton F.C.

· Fanny Blankers-Koen

· FC Barcelona

· Formula One

· France national rugby union team

· Garry Kasparov

· Gilberto Silva

· Go (game)

· Harbhajan Singh

· History of Test cricket from 1877 to 1883

· History of Test cricket from 1884 to 1889

· History of the board game Monopoly

· IFK Göteborg

· J. R. Richard

· Joel Selwood

· Karmichael Hunt

· Keith Miller in the 1946–47 Australian cricket season (deleted or redirected)

· Keith Miller with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

· Kevin Pietersen

· Lego

· Lewis (baseball) (deleted or redirected)

· Lindsay Hassett with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948

· Lottie Dod

· McDonald's Cycle Center

· Monopoly (game)

· Montreal Canadiens

· Montreal Screwjob

· National Football League Players Association

· Neil Harvey with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

· Nellie Kim

· New England Patriots

· New Zealand national rugby union team

· Nottingham Panthers

· Olympic flame

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· Paul Morphy

· Paul Stastny

· PNC Park

· Poker

· Pub quiz

· Rock paper scissors

· Ron Hamence with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

· Rugby World Cup

· Seabiscuit

· Sheffield Wednesday F.C.

· Sid Barnes with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 (deleted or redirected)

· Simon Byrne

· Sunday Times Golden Globe Race

· Steer wrestling

· Steve Dalkowski

· Sudoku

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· Sunderland A.F.C.

· Sydney Roosters

· T206 Honus Wagner

· Ted Radcliffe

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Air Force One

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· Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway

· Civil Air Patrol

· DMC DeLorean

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· General aviation in the United Kingdom

· Holden

· Hours of service

· Indian Railways

· London congestion charge

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· Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)

· Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9

· Mini

· Mini Moke

· Montréal–Mirabel International Airport

· MRT Line 3 (Metro Manila)

· MTR

· New Carissa

· Panama Canal

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· Pioneer Zephyr

· Rail transport in India

· RMS Titanic

· Road transport

· Ryanair

· San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge

· SkyTrain (Vancouver)

· Space elevator

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· Talbot Tagora

· TGV

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3D Monster Maze

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· Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express

. Age of Empires II

· Age of Mythology

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· Bulbasaur

· BZFlag

· Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

· Chrono Cross

· Cortana (Halo)

· Devil May Cry 2

· Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening

· Donkey Kong (1981 video game)

· ESRB re-rating of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (deleted or redirected)

· Final Fantasy IV

· GameFAQs

· Golden age of arcade video games

· Goomba

· Half-Life 2

· Halo: Combat Evolved

· Lakitu (deleted or redirected)

· The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

· Link (The Legend of Zelda)

· Metal Gear Solid (1998 video game)

· Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

· Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon

· Nintendo Entertainment System

· Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee

· PlayStation 3

· Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War

· StarCraft (video game)

· Super Nintendo Entertainment System

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· ToeJam & Earl

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1994 Fairchild Air Force Base B-52 crash

· 2nd Canadian Division during World War II

· 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines

· Able Archer 83

· Albert Kesselring

· Aleksandr Vasilevsky

· Algerian Civil War

· Allotment system

· Arena (countermeasure)

· Armament of the Iowa-class battleship

· Attack on Pearl Harbor

· AK-47

· Arthur Percival

· Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

· Battle of Alesia

· Battle of Aljubarrota

· Battle of Austerlitz

· Battle of Badr

· Battle of the Bulge

· Battle of Cannae

· Battle of Ceresole

· Battle of Dien Bien Phu

· Battle of Hampton Roads

· Battle of Inchon

· Battle of Jutland

· Battle of Leyte Gulf

· Battle of Moscow

· Battle of Schellenberg

· Battle of Shiloh

· Battle of Smolensk (1943)

· Battle of Svolder

· Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

· Battle of the Somme

· Battle of Warsaw (1920)

· Benjamin Franklin Tilley

· Blitzkrieg

· British anti-invasion preparations of the Second World War

· Campaign history of the Roman military

· Chemical warfare

· Chemical weapons in World War I

· Cleomenean War

· Convair B-36 Peacemaker

· Corinthian War

· Cretan War (205–200 BC)

· Cristero War

· Defense of Sihang Warehouse

· Invasion of Normandy

· Erich von Manstein

· E. T. Pollock

· Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II

· Finnish Civil War

· First Battle of the Stronghold

· First Nagorno-Karabakh War

· George B. McClellan

· German occupation of Luxembourg during World War I

· Heinrich Bär

· Hispanic Americans in World War II

· Husein Gradaščević

· Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson

· Imperial Japanese Navy

· Invasion

· Invasion of Poland

· Iowa class battleship

· Iraqi insurgency (2003–2011)

· Ironclad warship

· Kargil War

· Karl Dönitz

· Lord's Resistance Army insurgency

· Military brat (U.S. subculture)

· Military history of Canada

· Military history of France

· Military history of Puerto Rico

· Military history of the Soviet Union

· Mozambican War of Independence

· Nuclear weapon

· Omaha Beach

· Operation Downfall

· Operation Market Garden

· Operation Wrath of God

· Origins of the American Civil War

· Peloponnesian War

· Polish–Muscovite War (1605–18)

· Polish–Soviet War

· Pre-dreadnought battleship}}

· Puerto Ricans in World War II

· Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima

· Richard O'Connor

· Roman–Persian Wars

· Russo-Circassian War

· Russian Ground Forces

· S-mine

· Shangani Patrol

· Siege

· Siege of Malakand

· Sino-German cooperation until 1941

· Soviet invasion of Poland

· Structural history of the Roman military

· Submarine

· T-26

· T-34

· Tank

· Third Battle of Kharkov

· Third Servile War

· Thrasybulus

· Toledo War

· Trench warfare

· Ulm campaign

· United States Marine Corps

· USS Bridgeport (AD-10)

· USS Kentucky (BB-66)

· USS Wisconsin (BB-64)

· Virtuti Militari

· Walter Model

· War against Nabis

· War elephant

· War of the Spanish Succession

· Warsaw Uprising

· Warsaw Uprising (1794)

· Webley Revolver

· Western Front (World War I)

· White Rose

· William Tecumseh Sherman

· World War I

· Yom Kippur War

· Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

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Ike Altgens

· Anne, Queen of Great Britain

· Autism

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· Bath, Somerset

· The Beatles

· Belgium

· Bodyline

· Ceres (dwarf planet)

· Charles I of England

· Chetwynd, British Columbia

· Definition of planet

· DNA

· Doom (1993 video game)

· Dorset

· The Empire Strikes Back

· Emu

· Evolution

· Execution by elephant

· Fermi paradox

· Richard Feynman

· Final Fantasy VII

· Frog

· George II of Great Britain

· Hamlet chicken processing plant fire

· Ernest Hemingway

· Herbig–Haro object

· Hero of Belarus

· Holden Commodore (VE)

· Hubble Space Telescope

· Hurricane Dennis

· Io (moon)

· James II of England

· Jaws (film)

· Muhammad Ali Jinnah

· Lead(II) nitrate

· The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

· Suzanne Lenglen

· London congestion charge

· Madonna

· Megadeth

· National Anthem of Russia

· Emperor Norton

· Octopus card

· Olympic Games

· J. Robert Oppenheimer

· Pashtuns

· Periodic table

· "Pilot" (House)

· Pink Floyd

· Platypus

· Poetry

· James K. Polk

· Prostate cancer

· Representative peer

· Ridge Route

· Sesame Street

· Grace Sherwood

· The Simpsons

· Space Shuttle Challenger disaster

· Speed of light

· Starship Troopers

· Stephen Colbert at the 2006 White House Correspondents' Dinner

· Igor Stravinsky

· Super Mario 64

· Sydney Riot of 1879

· "This Charming Man"

· Thunderball (novel)

· Harry S. Truman

· Vampire

· Venus

· Queen Victoria

· Max Weber

· Gough Whitlam

· Wolf

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