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abaca | Abacha, Sani ... abbess | Abbeville ... ?Abd al-Ra?uf | ?Abd al-?abur, ?ala? ... ?Abdullah I | ?Abdullah ibn ?Abd al-?Aziz al Sa?ud ... Abernathy, Ralph David | Abernon, Sir John D’ ... Abkhazian | Abkhazian language ... Abrahams, Harold | Abrahams, Harold Maurice ... Absolute Spirit | absolute temperature ... Abu al-?azm Jahwar ibn Jahwar | Abu al-Hudhayl al-?Allaf ... Abu Mazen | Abu, Mount ... abuna | Abuná, Río ...

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Academy of Fine Arts, Gallery of the | Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. ... accelerated erosion | accelerated graphics port ... Account of the Principal Lazarettos in Europe, An | Account of the Sore Throat Attended with Ulcers ... acetic anhydride | acetoacetic acid ... Achilles | Achilles ... AcK | “Ack libertas, tu ädla tingh” ... acoustical shadow | acoustico-lateralis system ... acrylic compound | acrylic fibre ... Action, L’? | Action painting ... Acuña y Villanueva de la Iglesia, Rosario de | Acunha ...

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Alagöz, Mount | Alain ... Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act | Alaska paper birch ... Albany, Alexander Stewart, duke of | Albany Congress ... Albert of Cologne | Albert of Halberstadt ...

Albertville Olympics ... albuminuria

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| alboka ... Alcázar Palace | Alcazarquivir ... Aldabaran | ... Aleksandriya | Aleksandrov, Pavel Sergeevich ... Aleutian Basin | Aleutian Current ... Alexandra | Alexandra ... Alfie | alfiere ... algebraic linguistics | algebraic map ... ?Ali I ibn Mazyad | ?Ali ibn Abi ar-Rijal ... Alisma subcordatum | Alisma triviale ... alkyne | ALL ... | Alla Rakha Khan ... Allen, Gracie | Allen, Henry ... Alliance Society | alliance theory ... allowed transition | alloy ... almonry school | Almora ... alpen | Alpenhorn ... Alpharabius | Alphavirus ... Altaisky Nature Reserve | Altamira ... Altis | altithermal ... aluminum sulfate | aluminum trichloride ...

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Amadeus | Amadeus ... “Amants, Les” | Amapá ... Amazing Marriage, The | Amazing Stories ... Amblyornis inornatus | Amblypygi ... Amelio, Gilbert | Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the Field, Convention for the ... American Basketball Association | American Basketball League ... American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees | American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees v. State of Washington ... American Library Association | American linden ... American Samoa | American Samoa, flag of ... Americans with Disabilities Act | Americas ... amidot | amidoth ... ?amme ha-aretz | Ammers-Küller, Jo van ... Amon-Re, Temple of | Among the Cinders ... Amphicarpum purshii | Amphicerus bicaudatus ... ?Amri | Amri ... amyloid | amyloid plaque ...

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anadromous fish | Anadyr ... analytic geometry | analytic language ... Anas crecca | Anas cyanoptera ... Anauni | anautogenous fly ... Ancona | Ancre, Concino Concini, Marquis d’ ... Anderson, Garland | Anderson, George Lee ... Ando Tokutaro | Andocides ... Andrews, James J. | Andrews, Julie ... Andy Capp | Andy Griffith Show, The ... Angeles National Forest | Ángeles, Victoria de los ... angle harp | angle of attack ... Anglo-Soviet Agreement | Anglo-Tibetan Treaty ... Anheuser, Eberhard | Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. ... Animals Improvise Counterpoint, The | animals, master of the ... Anna Christie | Anna Comnena ... Annie Get Your Gun | Annie Hall ... Anomalopterygidae | anomalous dispersion ... Anseba River | Anselm ... ?Antar, Romance of | Antara ... anther | Antheraea assama ... anthropometry | anthropomorphic mask ... Antichrist, The | anticipation ... Antilopini | antilymphocyte serum ... antipyretic | Antipyrgos ... Antonines | Antonini, Palazzo ... Anuttarayoga-tantra | anuvadi ...

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Apepi | Aper ... Apis florea | Apis indica ... “Apollo Belvedere” | apollo butterfly ... | Apostle, The ... Appel, Kenneth | Appelfeld, Aharon ... Applied Anthropology, Society for | ... Apthorp, Sarah Wentworth | Aptian Stage ...

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?Arabi | Arabi Pasha ... Arago remains | Aragon ... Aratus of Sicyon | Arauca ... Arbuthnot, John | Arbuthnot Range ... Archangel tar | archbishop ... architecture, Oceanic | Architecture of Country Houses, The ... Arcturus the Hunting Hound and Other Stories | arcuate artery ... Arelate | Aremorica ... Argenis | Argenlieu, Georges-Thierry d’ ... Arguments for Socialism | argumentum ad baculum ... Aries, first point of | arietta ... Arita | Arita ware ... Arlen, Harold | Arlen, Michael ... Armenia, flag of | Armenia, history of ... Armstrong, David Malet | Armstrong, Debbie ... Arnold, Eddy | Arnold, Hap ... Arpad | Árpád dynasty ... Arrow | arrow ... Arsuk Fjord | art ... Artakhshathra I | Artakhshathra I ... arthapatti | Arthoniales ... artificial perception | artificial reality ... ?Arukh | ?Arukh ha-shalem ...

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As Lagrimas e o Vento | As Ten as Twenty ... Ascaphus | Ascaphus truei ... asepsis | aseptic meningitis ... Ashikaga bakufu | Ashikaga family ... Ashurnasirpal II, palace of | Ashvaghosa ... Askhabad | Askia Dawud ... asphodel | Asphodelaceae ... Assembly, House of | assembly language ... Assuan | assumed risk defense ... Astley, Thea | Astley, Thea Beatrice May ... astronomical unit | Astronomische Gesellschaft ...

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AT-6 Spiral | At-Bashy Range ... Atelier 17 | Atelier Dix-Sept ... “Athens of South America” | Athens Olympic Games ... Atlanta University School of Social Work | atlantes ... atman | Atmore ... Atoms for Peace speech | Aton ... attainder | attainder, bill of ... Attrition, War of | Attu ...

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Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream, The | Audaghost ... Augias | Augier, Émile ... Augustus III | Augustus the Strong ... aureus | Aurgelmir ... Austin Flint murmur | Austin, Frederic ... Australian mountain ash | Australian Museum ... autarkei | autarkeia ... autologous bone-marrow rescue | autologous transfusion ... autosome | autostrada ...

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Avanti! | Avanti ... Avery, Frederick Bean | Avery, John ... Avogadro’s number | avoidance behaviour ...

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Azhi Dahaka | azide ... Azzone Soldanus

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Beriberi language | berimbau (musical instrument) | Berinsky, Lev (Israeli author) | Berio, Luciano (Italian composer) | Beriosova, Svetlana (British dancer) | Bériot, Charles-Auguste de (Belgian violinist) | Beriya, Lavrenty Pavlovich (Soviet government official) | Berk-Yaruq (Seljuq prince) | Berke (Mongol ruler) | Berkeley (county, South Carolina, United States) | Berkeley (California, United States) | Berkeley (plantation, Virginia, United States) | Berkeley, Busby (American director) | Berkeley, George (Irish philosopher) | Berkeley, John (British politician) | Berkeley school (geography) | Berkeley, Sir Lennox (British composer) | Berkeley, Sir Lennox Randall Francis (British composer) | Berkeley, Sir William (British colonial official) | Berkeley Software Distribution (computer operating system) | Berkeley, University of California at (university, California, United States) | berkelium (chemical element) | Berkhamsted (England, United Kingdom) | Berkman, Alan (American physician and activist) | Berkman, Alexander (American anarchist) | Berkner, Lloyd Viel (American physicist and engineer) | Berkowitz, David (American serial killer) | Berks (county, Pennsylvania, United States) | Berkshire (county, England, United Kingdom) | Berkshire (breed of pig) | Berkshire (county, Massachusetts, United States) | Berkshire Downs (hills, England, United Kingdom) | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (American company) | Berkshire Hills (mountains, United States) | Berlage, Hendrik Petrus (Dutch architect) | Berlanga, Tomás de (Spanish bishop) | Berle, Adolph (American lawyer and economist) | Berle, Milton (American comedian) | Berliawsky, Louise (American sculptor) | Berlichingen, Gottfried von (German knight) | Berlichingen, Götz von (German knight) | Berlin (album by Reed) | Berlin (Connecticut, United States) | Berlin (work by Plievier) | Berlin (Germany) | Berlin (New Hampshire, United States) | “Berlin Alexanderplatz” (work by Döblin) | Berlin, Battle of (European history) | Berlin black (varnish) | Berlin blockade and airlift (Europe [1948-49]) | Berlin, Brent (American linguist) | Berlin Codex 8502 (Coptic text) | Berlin Conference (European history) | Berlin conference (Europe [1954]) | Berlin, Congress of (European history) | Berlin Decree (Europe [1806]) | Berlin, Free University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin, Humboldt University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin in Monte Carlo (work by Unruh) | Berlin, Irving (American composer) | Berlin, Isaiah ben Judah Loeb (Hungarian scholar) | Berlin Mitte (area, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin, Naphtali Zevi Judah (Jewish scholar) | Berlin Olympic Games (1936) | Berlin Painter (Greek artist) | Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (German orchestra) | Berlin, Sir Isaiah (British historian) | Berlin Society for Empirical Philosophy (German organization) | Berlin State Orchestra (German orchestra) | Berlin Stories, The (work by Isherwood) | Berlin transparency (porcelain) | Berlin, treaties of (European history) | Berlin, Treaty of (European history) | Berlin, University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin Wall (wall, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin ware (pottery) | Berlin West Africa Conference (European history) | Berlin white (chemical compound) | Berlin woolwork (art) | Berlin Zoo (zoo, Berlin, Germany) | | Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum (museum, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner, Emil (American inventor) | Berliner, Emile (American inventor) | Berliner Ensemble (German theatrical company) | Berliner Festwochen (festival, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung (German periodical) | Berliner Mauer (wall, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner Philharmoniker (German orchestra)

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Bible | Bible and Sword: England and Palestine from the Bronze Age to Balfour ... Bickerstaffe, Isaac | Bickertonites ... Bieszczady National Park | BIF ... “Big White Fog“ | Big Wild Goose Pagoda ... Bikol | Bila ... billiards | Billiards at Half-Past Nine ... binding site | Binding Up of the Years ... biocompatibility | biocomponent fibre ... biomass fuel | biomaterials ... birch | birch beer ... Birkbeck, George | Birked language ... Biscay, Bay of | Biscayne Bay ... Bissagos Islands | Bissaker, Robert ... Biwat | Bixa ...

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Black Book of Carmarthen | Black Book of Clanranald ... Black Hawk | black hawk ... black poplar | Black Pottery culture ... Black Woman, The: An Anthology | Black Women’s Health Imperative ... Blackcraig Hill | blackcurrant ... bladder urine | bladder worm ... Blamauer, Karoline | Blanc ... blasphemy | Blass, Bill ... blended whiskey | blended yogurt ... Bliss, William D. P. | Bliss, William Dwight Porter ... Bloemfontein | blog ... bloodfin | bloodflower ... Blowin’ in the Wind | blowing agent ... blue pincushion | blue pine ... blues | Blues for Mister Charlie ...

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Bo Shan | Bo Shucun ... Bocage, Manuel Maria Barbosa du | bocal ... Bodo | Bodo ... Boeren Brueghel | Boerhaave, Hermann ... bogus yucca moth | Boguslawski, Wojciech ... boiling | boiling ... Bolden, Buddy | Bolden, Charles ... bollworm | Bollywood ... bomb | bomb ... Bonaparte, Louis | Bonaparte, Louis ... bone, giant-cell tumour of | bone grease ... Bonnburg | Bonne Aventure ... Book of Abraham | Book of Addition and Subtraction According to the Hindu Calculation ... Book Token | book trachea ... BOP | Bopha Devi ... Borders of the Tamar and the Tavy, The | Bordes, Charles ... Borinquen | Boris ... “Borrachos, Los” | Borrelia ... Bose-Einstein statistics | Böselager, Count Philipp von ... Boston News-Letter, The | Boston Patriots ... Bothrops jajacara | Bothrops jararaca ... Boubat, Edouard | Bouc, the ... boulle work | Boullée, Étienne-Louis ... Bourdelle, Émile-Antoine | Bourdet, Claude ... Bouts, Dieric | Bouts, Dierick ... Bowes-Lyon, Elizabeth Angela Marguerite | bowfin ... Boxer, The | boxfish ... Boys Town | Boys Town ...

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bracken fern family | Brackenridge, Hugh Henry ... Bradypodidae | Bradypus ... Brahms, Johannes | Brahui ... Branch Will Not Break, The | branched polymer ... Branibor | Branicki family ... Bratescu-Voinesti, I. A. | Brathwait, Richard ... brazil nut family | Brazil nut tree ... Breaking Away | breaking ball ... Breisach | Breisach am Rhein ... Bressanone | ... Brezhnev, Leonid Ilich | Brezhoneg language ... Bridges, Calvin Blackman | Bridges, Christopher Brian ... bright nebula | Bright, Richard ... brise-soleil | Brisiacum ... British Columbia, University of | British Commonwealth Games ... British Virgin Islands, flag of | British West Africa ... Broadway Open House | Broadwood, John ... Broken Hill | Broken Hill ... Bronx | Bronx Bull, the ... Brooks, Leon Eric “Kix” | Brooks, Louise ... Broussonetia papyrifera | Brouthers, Dennis ... Brown, James Richard | Brown, Jim ... Browne, Elliott Martin | Browne, Felicia Dorothea ... brucellosis | brucellosis spondylitis ... Bruneau, Louis-Charles-Bonaventure-Alfred | Brunechildis ... brush-furred rat | brush-tailed marsupial mouse ... Bryennius, Nicephorus | Bryggen ...

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Bubnov, Andrey Sergeyevich | Bubnovy Valet ... “Büchse der Pandora, Die” | “Büchse der Pandora, Die” ... “Budai Krónika” | Budai vár ... Buenos Aires | Buenos Aires ... bugleweed | bugling ... bulbar nerve | bulbar nucleus ... Bull, Olaf Jacob Martin Luther | Bull, Ole ... bum | bum roll ... Bunraku-za | Bunratty Castle ... Burbidge, Margaret | burbot ... burglary | Burgo family ... Burkhardt, Georg | Burkhardt, Gottlieb ... Burney mission | Burnham & Root ... Burroughs, William Seward | Burroughs, William Seward ... Busan | Busani ... Bushveld Complex | bushveld vegetation ... Butcher of Lyon | Butcher of Uganda ... Butte-Montmartre | Butte-Silver Bow ... Buxbaumiidae | Buxheimer Orgelbuch ...

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Bykovsky, Valery Fyodorovich | bylina ...

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Chac | Chac-Mool ... Chaffee, Adna Romanza | Chaffee, Emory Leon ... Chajang | Chajang Yulsa ... Challenger

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Ciconia ciconia ciconia | Ciconia nigra ... CIM | Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista ... cinereous vulture | Cines ... Circle of Chalk, The | circle of confusion ... Cirratulida | Cirratulus ... Citheroniidae | Citheroniinae ... city government | City Hall ... Civil Action, A | Civil Aeronautics Board ...

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Clackmannan | Clackmannanshire ... clapper opera | Clapperton, Hugh ... Clark, James | Clark, James Beauchamp ... Clarsair Dall, An | Clarus, Septicius ... clast | clastic petrology ... Claxton, Timothy | Clay ... Cleft, The | Clegg, Johnny ... Cléomadès | Cleombrotus ... Cleveland Museum of Art | Cleveland Naps ... “Climats” | climax ... clitellum | Clitherow, Saint Margaret ... closed canopy forest | closed captioning ... cloud formation | “Cloud Howe” ... Clusia | Clusia rose ...

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CNN | CNO cycle ...

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CPI | CPI ...

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Craigavon | Craigavon, James Craig, 1st Viscount ... crappie | craps ... Cray, Seymour R. | Cray-1 ... credit insurance | credit, letter of ... Creole Jazz Band | creole languages ... Crétin, Guillaume | cretinism ... criminal code | Criminal Code Bill ... Cristofano, Francesco di | Cristofori, Bartolomeo di Francesco ... Crni Drim | Crnila ... Croly, Jane Cunningham | Cromarty ... cross | cross ... Crossfield, Albert Scott | Crossfield, Scott ... crowfoot | Crowfoot, Dorothy Mary ... Cruelty, Theatre of | cruelty to animals ... cryogenic conductor | cryogenics ... crystal gazing | crystal goby ...

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Ctenocephalides felis | Ctenocystoidea ...

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Cubi | Cubi ... cuerda seca | Cuernavaca ... cult drama | cult novel ... Cumberland Narrows | Cumberland Plateau ... Cunningham, Harry B. | Cunningham, Imogen ... Curchod, Suzanne | Curcio, Renato ... current meter | current mode ... Curzola | Curzon Line ... cutaneous porphyria | cutaneous schistosomiasis ...

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Cwa climate | CWC ...

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cyclic disease transmission | cyclic electron flow ... Cydippe | Cydippida ... Cynomys | Cynomys gunnisoni ... Cyrtacanthacridinae | Cyrtophora ...

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Czartoryski, Michal Fryderyk, Prince | Czech Agrarian Party ... Czyz, Lejzor

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Dhauli River | Dhauliganga

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by Juanes) diabase (rock) diabasic texture (geology) Dia:Beacon (museum, Beacon, New York, United States) Diabelli, Anton (Austrian composer and publisher) diabetes (medical disorder) diabetes insipidus (medical disorder) diabetes mellitus (medical disorder) diabetic kidney disease (medical disorder) diabetic nephropathy (medical disorder) diabetic retinopathy (medical condition) “Diable au corps, Le” (work by Autant-Lara) “Diable au corps, Le” (work by Radiguet) Diable boiteux, Le (ballet) Diable, Île du (island, Atlantic Ocean) Diable, Robert le (legendary character) Diable-Marin, Le (submarine) diablerie (literature) Diablerie (novel by Mosley) Diablo (electronic game) diablo (game) diablo cojuelo, El (work by Vélez de Guevara) Diablo Range (mountains, United States) Diablotin (game) diablotin (bird) “Diaboliques, Les” (work by Barbey d’Aurevilly) Diabrotica (insect, Diabrotica genus) Diabrotica undecimpunctata (insect) diacetyl peroxide (chemical compound) diacetylmorphine (drug) 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DJ (radio personality) DJ Chris Lova Lova (American rapper) DJ Jazzy Jeff (American musician) DJ Paul (American rap-music producer) DJ Shadow (American musician) Dja Faunal Reserve (nature reserve, Cameroon) Dja River (river, Africa) Djaferin Islands (islands, Spain) Djailolo (island, Indonesia) Djajapura (Indonesia) Djajawidjaja, Pegunungan (mountains, Indonesia) Djambi (province, Indonesia) Djambi (Indonesia) Djamileh (work by Bizet) Djanggawul song cycle (Australian Aboriginal mythology) Djawa (island, Indonesia) Djeba (Egypt) Djebar, Assia (Algerian writer) Djokjakarta | Djolof ...

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Do

do-it-yourself | doab ... Doctor Zhivago | Doctor Zhivago ... Dodsworth | Dodsworth ... Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von | Dohnányi, Erno ... Dollar Diplomacy | dollar standard ... Domela, Jan | Domenchina, José ... dominus | Domitia Longina ... Donax variabilis | Donbas ... Donner Pass | Dono, Paolo di ... Dörben Oyrat | Dorcas gazelle ... Dorsale Guineénne | dorsalis pedis artery ... Doty, James Duane | dou ... double-figure impost | double-focusing mass spectrometer ... Douglas, Stephen A. | Douglas, Stephen Arnold ... Dowie, John Alexander | dowitcher ...

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DPT |

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Dq

DQ Herculis ...

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Dr

Dragon Motif | Dragon of Bosnia ... Draper, Paul | Draper, Ruth ... Dred Scott decision | Dred Scott Decision and the Declaration of Independence ... Dreyfus Affair | Dreyfus Affair, The ... DRM | DRM ... drowning | Drowning of an Old Cat, The ... Druta, Ion | Druz, Jebel el- ...

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DS4 | DS5 ...

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Duanag Ullamh, An | Duane-Hunt law ... Duchamp, Marcel | Duchamp, Raymond ... dueling | Duellists, The ... Duke, James Buchanan | Duke of Bedford, Master of the ... Dumbo | dumdum ... Duncan, Robert Edward | Duncan, Robert Todd ... dunnage | dunnart ... Dupuis, Jean | Dupuit, Arsène-Jules-Étienne-Juvénal ... Durham | Durham ... dust tail | dust, volcanic ... Duveen of Millbank, Joseph Duveen, Baron | Duveneck, Frank ...

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Dw

Dwars | Dwb climate ...

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Dx

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Dy

Dynamic Hieroglyph of the Bal Tabarin | dynamic link library ... Dyula | Dyula language ...

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Dz

Dzyubin, Eduard Georgiyevich

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E ...

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Ea

Eanes de Zurara, Gomes | Eanes, Gil ... Early Sunday Morning | Early Teutonic script ... easement by implication | easement by necessity ... East Indonesia | East Japan Volcanic Belt ... eastern Africa | eastern Africa, history of ... eastern phoebe | eastern pipistrelle ...

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Eban, Abba Solomon | eBay ...

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Ecbasis captivi | Ecbatana ... Echinops | Echinops telfairi ... ecliptic system | Ecloga ... economic stabilizer | economic stagnation ... eczema |

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Ed

“Ed egli si nascose” ... Edgar, David | Edgar, Jim ... Edmond, Lauris | Edmonds, Helen ... educational psychology | Educational Psychology ...

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EFA | Éfaté ...

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Eg

Egeon | Eger ... Egy ember élete | Egypt ...

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Eh

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Ei

eidetic reduction | eidgenossen ... Einstein’s mass-energy relation | Einthoven, Willem ...

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Ekibastuz | ekistics ...

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El

El-Mansura | ELA-STV ... Elbow | elbow ... electric automobile | Electric Boat Company ... electrical stimulation | electrical stunning ... electromechanical switching | electromechanical transducer ... electronic energy level | electronic flash ... “Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta” | elegiac metre ... Elend unserer Jugendliteratur, Das | Elene ... Elia | Elia Kazan: A Life ... Elizabeth Islands | Elizabeth of Bavaria ... Elliott, Osborn | Elliott, Robert Brackett ... Elopiformes | Elopoidei ... email | émail en ronde bosse ... Emden, Robert | Emecheta, Buchi ... emission spectrum | emission-control system ... empirical validity | empiricism ... enantiomorph | Enantiopoda ... Encyclopédie méthodique ou par ordre de matières | Encyclopédie nouvelle ... endogamy | endogenetic phenomenon ... energy transfer | energy transfer ... England, Ireland, and America | England, John ... English yew | Englishmen, Frenchmen, Spaniards ... Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, An | Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, and Its Influence on General Virtue and Happiness, An ... Enterobacter | Enterobacter aerogenes ... “Entsiklopedichesky slovar” | Entstehung der Alpen, Die ... EOKA | eolian cave ... Ephesus, councils of | Ephialtes ... epiglottis | epiglottitis ... episcopal mitre | Episcopal Party ... Epitome arithmeticae practicae | “Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae” ... Equality, Community of | equalization ... equivalence | equivalence class ... Erdenet | Erdeni ... Ericsson, John | Eridu ... Erlangen school | Erlanger, Emile ... ERP | ERP ... erythema ab igne | erythema arthriticum epidemicum ... Escape; or, A Leap for Freedom, The ... Esipova, Anna | Esipova, Anna Nikolayevna ... Espino, Héctor | Espinosa, Bento de ... Essay on Musical Expression | Essay on Philosophical Method ... Essex, James | Essex Junto ... Esterhazy, Ferdinand Walsin | Esterházy, Ferenc ... estrus | estuarine crocodile ... Ethelred of Rievaulx, Saint | Ethelred the Unready ... ethnopsychology | ... “Études symphoniques” | Études synthétiques de géologie expérimentale ... Eudocia | Eudocia Macrembolitissa ... Eulerian cycle | Eulerian path ... Euphoria longana | Euphorion ... Eurocommunism and the State | “Eurocommunismo y Estado” ... European Free Trade Association | European freshwater eel ... European white birch | European white hellebore ... Euthanasia Society | Eutheria ... Evans, Dame Edith Mary | Evans, David ... event | event ... Evocation | évolué ... exact equation | exacta ... excommunication | excrement ... Exmoor | Exmoor Forest ... Experiment Stations, Office of | Experimental Aircraft Association ... Expositio in Epistolam ad Romanos | Expositio sermonum antiquorum ... externae gentes | external anal sphincter ... extrinsic motive | extrinsic protein ... Ezekiel, The Book of | ezel ... Ezzelino III da Romano

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F ... Fables | Fables Ancient and Modern ... Facio, Bartolomeo | facioscapulohumeral dystrophy ... Faesulae | Fagaceae ... Fairbanks, Charles Warren | Fairbanks, Douglas ... Faizabad | Faizabad, Treaty of ... fall | fall ... false consciousness | false coral snake ... familial hypophosphatemia | familial lipoprotein lipase deficiency ... fan painting | fan shell ... fantasy literature | Fantasy Records ... Farewell Address | Farewell, My Lovely ... farming cooperative | Farming of Bones, The ... Fartlek | Faruk I ... fat bloom | fat body ... Fattori, Giovanni | Fattorini, Gabriele ... Favre, Brett | Favre, Claude ... Fear and Trembling | Fear God and Take Your Own Part ... Federal Constitutional Court | Federal Council ... Fédération Internationale de Ski | Fédération Internationale de Skibob ... Feilner, Simon | Feinberg, Louis ... feller | Feller, Bob ... Fender, Clarence Leo | Fender, Freddy ... FEPC | Fer Díad ... Ferguson, Robert | Ferguson, Samuel ... Fernando el Deseado | Fernando el Magno ... Ferris wheel | ferrite ... festival mask | Festival of Britain ... Feydeau, Georges | Feydeau, Georges-Léon-Jules-Marie ... fibrosarcoma | fibrosis ... Fiedler, Richard | fief ... Fiennes, William | Fiera del Levante ... Fighters for the People | fighting ... Filene-Finlay simultaneous translator | Filene’s ... filter factor | filter feeding ... fine china | Fine Clothes to the Jew ... Finley, Martha | Finn ... fire fighting | fire finch ... firmoviscous deformation | Firmum ... First Nations | First Nations, Assembly of ... Fischer, Johann Ignaz Ludwig | Fischer, Johann Michael ... Fishguard | fishhook ... Fitzalan family | Fitzalan, Henry ... five hundred rummy | Five Knights’ case ... flag | Flag Day ... Flandre | Flandre Occidentale ... flatback sea turtle | flatbed ... Fleetwood, Susan Maureen | Flegel, Eduard Robert ... flexible mold | flexible pavement ... FLNKS | float ... floral cup | floral decoration ... Florida torreya | Florida, University of ... flowerpot snake | Flowers and Trees ... flushing | Flushing ... flying system | Flying Tigers ... foenugreek

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by Ibsen) Folkers, Karl August (American chemist) Folkestone (England, United Kingdom) Folketing (Danish parliament) folkhem (Swedish history) folklore folklore (academic discipline) folklórico (Latin American traditional dance) Folkman, Judah (American surgeon and medical researcher) Folkman, Moses (American surgeon and medical researcher) folkright (law) folktale (literature) Folkung dynasty (Swedish history) Folkvangar (Norse mythology) folkway (sociology) Folkways (work by Sumner) Follas novas (work by Castro) Follen, Adolf Ludwig (German poet) Follen, Charles (American educator) Follen, Karl (American educator) Follen, Karl Theodor Christian (American educator) Follenius, August Adolf (German poet) Follett, Mary Parker (American sociologist) follicle (anatomy) follicle (plant reproductive body) follicle, hair (anatomy) follicle-stimulating hormone (biochemistry) follicular cell (anatomy) follicular epithelium (anatomy) follicular phase (biology) follicular sac follicular stage 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(German director) Pabst, George Wilhelm (German director) PAC (materials science) PAC (South African organization) PAC (American politics) Pac-10 (college athletic organization) Pac-Man (“Pac-Man”) Pac-Man (game by Iwatani) Pac-Man (Filipino boxer and politician) paca (rodent) Paca Mama (Andean deity) Pacaraima Mountains (mountains, South America) pacarana (rodent) Pacasmayo (Peru) Pacatus Drepanius, Latinius (Gallo-Roman orator) Pacatus Drepanius, Latinus (Gallo-Roman orator) pacca (Indian theatre) Paccard, Michel-Gabriel (French physician) Paccari Tampu (shrine, Peru) paccaya (Buddhist philosophy) pacceka-buddha (Buddhism) Pacciani, Pietro (Italian farm labourer) pace (ancient Roman unit of measurement) pace (animal locomotion) Pace Institute (university, New York, United States) Pace, Luigi da (Italian artist) Pace University (university, New York, United States) Pacelli, Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni (pope) Pacem in Terris (encyclical by John XXIII) pacemaker (artificial) pacemaker (natural cardiac) pacemaker enzyme (biochemistry) Pacensis Colonia (Spain) pacer (cycling) pacer (horse racing) Pacetti, Camillo (Italian sculptor) Pach, Walter (artist) Pacha Mama (Andean deity) Pachacamac (Peruvian god) Pachacamac (archaeological site, Peru) Pachacutec (Inca emperor) Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui (Inca emperor) Pachaimalai Hills (hills, India) Pachamama (Andean deity) Pacheco de la Espriella, Abel (president of Costa Rica) Pacheco, Francisco (Spanish painter) Pacheco, Gregorio (president of Bolivia) Pacheco, José Emilio (Mexican author) Pacheco, Juan, Marqués of Villena (Spanish noble) Pacheco Pereira, Duarte (Portuguese explorer) Pachelbel, Johann (German composer) Pacher, Michael (Austrian artist) Pachim (Thailand) pachinko (game) Pachisi (game) Pachman, Ludek (Czechoslovak chess player) Pachman, Vladimir de (Russian pianist) Pachmann, Vladimir von (Russian pianist) Pachnocybales (order of fungi) Pachomius, Saint (Egyptian monk) Pachuca (Mexico) Pachuca de Soto (Mexico) pachycaulous (plant anatomy) Pachycephala pectoralis (bird) Pachycephalidae (bird) pachycephalosaur (dinosaur infraorder) Pachycephalosauria (dinosaur infraorder) Pachycephalosaurus (dinosaur genus) Pachycereus thurberi (plant) Pachymeres, George (Byzantine scholar) Pachypodium (plant genus) Pachyptila (bird) Pachyptila forsteri (bird) Pachyptila turtur (bird) Pachyrhinosaurus (dinosaur) Pachyrrhizus erosus (plant) Pachyrrhizus tuberosus (plant) Pachystima canbyi (plant) pachytene stage (biology) Pachyuromys duprasi (rodent) Pacific (American steamship) Pacific Aero Products Company (American company) Pacific air mass (meteorology) Pacific angel shark Pacific Belt Zone (region, Japan) Pacific bleeding heart (plant) pacific blockade (military procedure) Pacific Campaign (World War II) Pacific City (California, United States) Pacific Coast (region, North America) Pacific Coast Oil Company (American company) Pacific Coast Ranges (mountains, North America) Pacific Coastal Lowlands (region, Mexico) Pacific, College of the (university, California, United States) Pacific Community, Secretariat of the (international organization) Pacific coniferous forest (forest, North America) Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (hiking trail, California, United States) Pacific Decadal Variability (climatology) Pacific dogwood (plant) Pacific Equatorial Countercurrent (ocean current) Pacific Fleet (United States Navy) Pacific Fur Company (American company) Pacific Gas and Electric Company (American company) Pacific geoduck (mollusk) Pacific Great Eastern Railway (railway, Canada) Pacific Grove (California, United States) Pacific gull (bird) Pacific herring (fish) Pacific high (meteorology) Pacific Islanders Protection Act (United Kingdom [1872]) Pacific Islands (nuclear testing) Pacific Islands (region, Pacific Ocean) Pacific Islands Forum (international organization) Pacific Islands, Trust Territory of the (former United States territory, Pacific Ocean) Pacific jumping mouse (rodent) Pacific languages Pacific League (Japanese baseball league) Pacific mackerel (fish) Pacific madrona (plant) Pacific Mail Steamship Company (American company) Pacific mountain system (mountains, North America) Pacific National Exhibition (event, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) Pacific North Equatorial Current (ocean current) Pacific Northwest (region, United States) Pacific Northwest Ballet (American ballet company) Pacific Ocean Pacific Palisades (California, United States) Pacific Plate (geology) Pacific pomfret (fish) Pacific pompano (fish) Pacific pond turtle (reptile) Pacific Railroad (American company) Pacific Railway Acts (United States history) Pacific Rim National Park (national park, British Columbia, Canada) Pacific Ring of Fire (seismic belt) Pacific salmon (fish) Pacific sanddab (fish) Pacific sardine (fish) Pacific saury (fish) Pacific Scandal (Canadian history) Pacific Seaboard Air Lines (American company) Pacific Security Treaty Pacific sleeper shark 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(American educator) Packard, Vance Oakley (American social critic and author) packed red blood cell (biology) packed-column chromatography (chemistry) Packer, Alferd (American criminal) Packer, Alfred (American criminal) Packer, Asa (American philanthropist) Packer, Kerry (Australian television executive) packet transmission (communications) packet-switched network (communications) packing (combinatorics) packing (geology) packing density (geology) packing fraction (physics) packing proximity (geology) packrat (rodent) packrat (rodent) Packsche Händel (German history) paclitaxel (chemical compound) Paco (Mexican television personality) Paço, Terreiro do (square, Lisbon, Portugal) Pacoh (people) Pacorus (Parthian prince) Pacorus I (Parthian prince) Pacorus II (king of Parthia) Pacquiao, Emmanuel Dapidran (Filipino boxer and politician) Pacquiao, Manny (Filipino boxer and politician) Pact government (South African history) Pact of Steel (Italy-Germany [1939]) pacta sunt servanda (law principle) Pactum Hludowicianum (decree by Louis I) pactus (law history) pacu (fish) Pacuvius, Marcus (Roman dramatist) Paczynski, Bohdan (American astrophysicist) PAD (political party, Thailand) pada (Indian music) Padamo River (river, South America) padan (Zoroastrianism and Parsiism) Padang (Indonesia) Padang Highlands (region, Indonesia) Padang, Urang (people) Padarthatattvanirupana (work by Siromani) padauk (plant) Padaung (people) padavali (Indian literature) Padavona, Ronald James (American singer) Padda oryzivora (bird) Paddington (area, London, United Kingdom) paddle paddle shot (cricket) paddle tennis (sport) paddle tennis (sport) paddle wheel (ship part) paddlefish (fish) Paddock, Charles William (American athlete) Paddock, Charlie (American athlete) paddock dredging (mining) paddy (agriculture) Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha (novel by Doyle) Paddy’s Milestone (island, Scotland, United Kingdom) pademelon (marsupial) Paderborn (Germany) Paderewski, Ignacy Jan (composer and prime minister of Poland) Padilla, Heberto (Cuban poet) Padilla, José (New Granada general) Padilla, Juan (Spanish missionary) Padilla, Juan de (Spanish military leader) Padjelanta National Park (park, Sweden) padlock (lock) Padlock Law (Spanish history) Padma (Hindu mythology) Padma ’Byung-Gnas (Buddhist mystic) Padma River (river, Asia) Padmanabhapuram Palace (palace, India) Padmapada (Indian philosopher) Padmasambhava (Buddhist mystic) padmasana (yoga practice) Padmavati (work by Jayasi) Padmini (Indian actress) Padova (Italy) Padova, Università Degli Studi di (university, Padua, Italy) Pádraic Henry Pearse (Irish poet and statesman) padrao (Portuguese stone pillar) Padre Isla, El (Spanish author) Padre Island (island, Texas, United States) Padre Martini (Italian composer) Padre Padrone (film by Taviani brothers) Padres (American baseball team) Padri (Islamic sect) Padri War (Southeast Asian history) padrona, La (work by Betti) Padua (Italy) Padua, University of (university, Padua, Italy) Paduan school (painting) Paducah (Kentucky, United States) “Padurea spînzura?ilor” (work by Rebreanu) Padus (river, Italy) Padzi (people) paean (lyric) paecottah (irrigation device) paedodontics (dentistry) paedomorphosis (biology) Paekche (ancient kingdom, Korea) Paektu, Mount (mountain, Asia) Paeligni (people) paella (food) paellera (utensil) paenula (liturgical vestment) Paeonia (historical region) Paeonia (plant) Paeonia lactiflora (plant) Paeonia officinalis (plant) Paeonia suffruticosa (plant) Paeoniaceae (plant family) Paeonian (ancient people) Paeonius (Greek sculptor) Paer, Ferdinando (Italian composer) Paeroa (New Zealand) “Paesi tuoi” (work by Pavese) Paesiello, Giovanni (Italian composer) Paestum (ancient city, Italy) Páez (people) Páez, José Antonio (Venezuelan general) Páez, Pedro (Spanish priest) Páez, Pero (Spanish priest) Páez Xaramillo, Pedro (Spanish priest) Päffgen, Christa (German singer) Paffhausen, James (American Orthodox archbishop and metropolitan) Páfos (Cyprus) Pagadian (Philippines) Pagai Island langur (primate) Pagalu (island, Equatorial Guinea) Pagan (king of Myanmar) Pagan (Myanmar) Pagan (island, North Mariana Islands) pagan (religion) Pagan Federation (religious organization) Pagan kingdom (historical kingdom, Myanmar) Pagan, Mount (volcano, North Mariana Islands) Pagan Way (religious organization) Paganelli di Montemagno, Bernardo (pope) paganica (game) Paganini, Niccolò (Italian composer) paganism (religion) paganus (Roman social class) Pagasae (ancient port, Greece) Pagasaí, Gulf of (gulf, Greece) Pagasitikós Kólpos (gulf, Greece) page (computer memory) page (rank) Page, Alan (American athlete and jurist) Page, Alan Cedric (American athlete and jurist) Page, Anita (American actress) Page, Anne (fictional character) Page, Bettie (American model) Page, Clarence (American journalist) Page disgracié, Le (novel by Tristan) Page, Dorothy G. (American sled dog race organizer) Page, Geraldine (American actress) Page, Geraldine Sue (American actress) Page, Jimmy (British musician) Page, Larry (American computer scientist and entrepreneur) Page, Lawrence Edward (American computer scientist and entrepreneur) Page, Mary Caroline (American religious leader) Page, Mistress (fictional character) Page, P. K. (Canadian poet) Page, Robert Morris (American physicist) Page, Ruth (American dancer and choreographer) Page, Sir Earle Christmas Grafton (prime minister of Australia) Page, Sir Frederick Handley (British aircraft designer) Page, Stanton (American novelist) Page, Thomas J. (United States military officer) Page, Thomas Nelson (American author) Page, Walter (American musician) Page, Walter Hines (American author and diplomat) Page, Walter Sylvester (American musician) Page, William (American painter) pageant Pageant of the Pacific (work by Covarrubias) pageant wagon (vehicle) Pagels, Elaine (American scholar)

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(French cryptologist) Paipai (people) pair axiom (set theory) pair hitch (dogsled method) Pair of Blue Eyes, A (novel by Hardy) pair of virginals (musical instrument) pair potential function, intermolecular (physics) pair production (physics) pair system (numeral systems) paired leaf arrangement (plant anatomy) paired terrace (geology) paired-associate learning pairing, axiom of (set theory) pairing energy (electrons) Páirliment Chloinne Tomáis (Irish literature) pairs skating (sport) Páirtí Lucht Oibre (political party, Ireland) Pais, Abraham (American physicist) País, El (Spanish newspaper) País, El (Uruguayan newspaper) Pais, Sidónio (president of Portugal) País Vasco (region, Spain) Paisà (film by Fellini) Paisaci dialect (language) “Paisan” (film by Fellini) Paisiello, Giovanni (Italian composer) Paisiy of Khilendar (Bulgarian monk) Paisley (Scotland, United Kingdom) paisley (textile pattern) Paisley, Bob (British soccer team manager) Paisley, Ian (Northern Ireland politician) Paisley, Ian Richard Kyle (Northern Ireland politician) Paisley Park Studios (American company) Paisley Park Studios: Prince’s Sonic Playground (Paisley Park Studios) Paisley, Robert (British soccer team manager) Paisley shawl (clothing) Paitishhahya (Zoroastrianism) Paiute (people) Paiva, Afonso de (Portuguese traveler) “Päivälehti” (Finnish newspaper) Paiwan language Paiwanic language Paixhans, Henri-Joseph (French military officer) paixiao (musical instrument) paj ntaub (Asian decorative arts) Pajama Game, The (work by Bissell) pajamas (clothing) Pajarito Plateau (plateau, New Mexico, United States) Pajeú (river, Brazil) paji (garment) Pajitnov, Alexey (Russian video game designer) Pajkowski, Franciszek A. (American athlete) Pajon, Claude (French theologian) Pajou, Augustin (French sculptor) PAK (political party, Greece) Pak Chi-Won (Korean writer) “Pak Ch’omjikuk” (Korean puppet play) Pak Island (island, Papua New Guinea) Pak Kyongni (South Korean writer) Pak Nae-hyon (Korean artist) Pak No-su (Korean artist) Pak Se Ri (South Korean golfer) Pak Tai (region, Thailand) Pak Tujin (Korean poet) Pak-hoi (China) Pakaha (king of Israel) Pakanbaru (Indonesia) Pakaraima Mountains (mountains, South America) Pake, George Edward (American physicist) Pakenham, Edward Arthur Henry (British dramatist) Pakenham, Elizabeth Harman (British historian and biographer) Pakenham, Francis Aungier (British politician) pakhavaj (musical instrument) Pakhtu language Pakhtun (people) Pakhtunwali (social code) Paki, Lydia Liliuokalani (queen of Hawaii) Pakian Viravong (Lao writer) Pakistan Pakistan, Church of (Protestant denomination) Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pakistani government agency) Pakistan, flag of Pakistan, history of Pakistan Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation (Pakistani financial organization) Pakistan International Airlines (Pakistani company) Pakistan Muslim League (J) (political party, Pakistan)

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(American director and writer) Pakxé (Laos) Pal, Bipin Chandra (Indian journalist) Pal, George (American animator and producer) Pal Joey (music by Rodgers and Hart) PAL system (television) pala (sports equipment) Pala bronze (Indian art) Pala d’Oro (altar screen, Saint Mark’s Basilica, Venice, Italy) Pala dynasty (Indian dynasty) Pala painting Palabora (South Africa) “Palabra del mudo” (work by Ribeyro) Palabras en la arena (play by Buero Vallejo) palace (architecture) Palace and Gardens of Versailles, The (painting by Vanderlyn) Palace at 4 A.M., The (work by Giacometti) Palace Chapel (chapel, Aachen, Germany) palace, count of the (feudal official) palace examination (Chinese civil service) palace, mayor of the (European official) Palace Museum (museum, Beijing, China) Palace Museum (museum, Ulaanbaatar Mongolia) Palace of Pleasure, The (work by Painter) palace school (education) Palace Square (square, Saint Petersburg, Russia) Palace Square (square, Bucharest, Romania) Palace Style (art) Palace Terrace (square, Lisbon, Portugal) Palace Theatre (theatre, London, United Kingdom) Palace Theatre (theatre, New York City, New York, United States) Palach, Jan (Czech dissident) Palacio, Andy Vivien (Belizean musician) Palácio da Pena (building, Sintra, Portugal) Palácio das Necessidades (building, Lisbon, Portugal) Palacio Valdés, Armando (Spanish writer) Palacký, František (Czech historian and politician) Palade, George E. 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