"Love and Theft"	[1.0, Album, Bob Dylan, September 11, 2001, Folk-Rock|Folk/Rock, Blues, Columbia Records|Columbia, Bob Dylan, All Music Guide, The A.V. Club, Blender Magazine|Blender, Robert Christgau, PopMatters, Q Magazine|Q, Rolling Stone Magazine|Rolling Stone, Spin Magazine|Spin, Village Voice, The Essential Bob Dylan, The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Revue|The Bootleg Series Vol. 5, studio album, Bob Dylan, 2001, Sony BMG, 1997, Time out of Mind, Eric Lott, R.E.M. (band)|R.E.M., The Chicago Tribune, John Ford, Jack Kerouac, Tin Pan Alley, Harry Smith, Hank Williams, Sr.|Hank Williams, Charley Patton, Johnnie Ray, Groucho Marx, Sheryl Crow, Mississippi (Bob Dylan song)|Mississippi, The Globe Sessions, Dixie Chicks, Top of the World Tour|Top of the World, Vote for Change, Accidents & Accusations Tour, NPR, Charley Patton, Time Out of Mind, The Village Voice, Pazz & Jop, September 11, 2001, The Wall Street Journal, Confessions of a Yakuza|Confessions of a Yakuza: A Life in Japan's Underworld, Junichi Saga, John Bester, Yakuza, Modern Times, Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum, Mississippi (Bob Dylan song)|Mississippi, Summer Days (song)|Summer Days, Bye and Bye, Lonesome Day Blues, Floater (Too Much to Ask), High Water (For Charley Patton), Moonlight (song)|Moonlight, Honest with Me, Cry a While, Sugar Baby (song)|Sugar Baby, Ogg, Larry Campbell (musician)|Larry Campbell, Charlie Sexton, Tony Garnier (musician)|Tony Garnier, Augie Meyers, David Kemper, Clay Meyers, Category:2001 albums, Category:Bob Dylan albums, Category:Columbia Records albums, de:„Love and Theft“, es:"Love and Theft", fr:Love and Theft, ja:ラヴ・アンド・セフト, sv:"Love and Theft"]
...Baby One More Time	[1.0, ...Baby One More Time (song), Britney Spears, January 12, 1999, March 8, 1999, March 6, 1999, pop music|Pop, Jive Records|Jive, Max Martin, Rami Yacoub|Rami, Kristian Lundin, Jorgen Elofsson, Jay Orpin, All Music Guide, NME, Rolling Stone, Epinions.com, Oops!... I Did It Again, album, United States|American, pop music|pop, Britney Spears, January 12, 1999, Max Martin, Rami Yacoub|Rami, ...Baby One More Time (song)|title track, Billboard magazine, signature song, 1999, United States, Backstreet Boys, Millennium (Backstreet Boys album)|Millennium, Jagged Little Pill, ...Baby One More Time (song)|...Baby One More Time, (You Drive Me) Crazy, Sometimes (Britney Spears song)|Sometimes, Born to Make You Happy, From the Bottom of My Broken Heart, Don Philip, ...Baby One More Time (song)|…Baby One More Time, ...Baby One More Time (song)|...Baby One More Time, Canada, Recording Industry Association of America, Billboard magazine, France, United Kingdom, UK Albums Chart, British Phonographic Industry, United World Chart, ...Baby One More Time (song)|...Baby One More Time, (You Drive Me) Crazy, Born to Make You Happy, 2004, In the Zone, Billboard 200, Billboard magazine, Billboard magazine|Billboard, RIAA, Recording Industry Association of America, IFPI, International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, ARIA Charts|Australian Albums Chart, Australian Recording Industry Association|ARIA, Australian Recording Industry Association, Media Control, International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Nielsen SoundScan, Canadian Recording Industry Association, Megacharts, IFPI, GLF, IFPI, SNEP, IFOP, International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Oricon, Oricon, Recording Industry Association of New Zealand, Recording Industry Association of New Zealand|RIANZ, Verdens Gang|VG Nett, International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, GLF, GLF, Media Control, IFPI, UK Albums Chart, British Phonographic Industry|BPI, The Official UK Charts Company, British Phonographic Industry, Audio engineer|Engineer, Photography, Vocals|Background Vocals, Vocals|Background Vocals, Nana Hedin, Vocals|Background Vocals, Bass guitar|Bass, Audio engineer|Engineer, Bass guitar|Bass, Keyboard instrument|Keyboards, Record producer|Producer, Max Martin, Keyboard instrument|Keyboards, Vocals, Record producer|Producer, Audio engineer|Engineer, Audio engineer|Assistant Engineer, Electric guitar, Steel-string guitar|Acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, Keyboard instrument|Keyboards, Photography, Vocals, Vocals|Background Vocals, Vocals|Background Vocals, Audio engineer|Engineer, Bass guitar|Bass, Electric guitar, Keyboard instrument|Keyboards, Record producer|Producer, Audio engineer|Engineer, liner notes, lyrics, ...Baby One More Time (song)|...Baby One More Time, Sometimes (Britney Spears song)|Sometimes, Born To Make You Happy, From the Bottom of My Broken Heart, (You Drive Me) Crazy, Björk, Debut (album)|Debut, Karaoke Revolution Volume 2, List of BMG Music Club's top selling albums in the United States, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood, DMX (rapper)|DMX, Billboard 200, Number-one albums of 1999 (USA)|Number-one Album, January 30, 1999, February 5, 1999, Made Man (album)|Made Man, Silkk Tha Shocker, Chyna Doll (Album)|Chyna Doll, Foxy Brown, Billboard 200, Number-one albums of 1999 (USA)|Number-one Album, February 20, 1999, March 12, 1999, Fanmail (album)|Fanmail, TLC (music)|TLC, Fanmail (album)|Fanmail, TLC (music)|TLC, Billboard 200, Number-one albums of 1999 (USA)|Number-one Album, April 10, 1999, April 23, 1999, I Am..., Nas (rapper)|Nas, Category:1999 albums|Baby One More Time, Category:Britney Spears albums|Baby One More Time, Category:Debut albums|Baby One More Time, Category:Enhanced CDs|Baby One More Time, Category:Jive Records albums|Baby One More Time, cs:...Baby One More Time, da:...Baby One More Time, de:...Baby One More Time, es:...Baby One More Time, fr:...Baby One More Time, ko:...Baby One More Time, it:...Baby One More Time (album 1999), hu:…Baby One More Time, nl:...Baby One More Time (album), ja:ベイビー・ワン・モア・タイム, pl:...Baby One More Time, ru:...Baby One More Time (музыкальный альбом), fi:...Baby One More Time, sv:...Baby One More Time]
1903 World Series	[1.0, 1903 Major League Baseball season|1903, World Series, World Series, Major League Baseball, Boston Red Sox|Boston Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, Sam Leever, Deacon Phillippe, Bill Dinneen, Cy Young, Cy Young, Jimmy Collins, Honus Wagner, Fred Clarke, Minnesota Twins|Washington Senators, 1925 World Series, 1979 World Series|1979, Baltimore Orioles, Royal Rooters, Barney Dreyfuss, Image:1903 world series crowd.jpg|thumb|left|450px|Crowd outside the 1903 World Series, National League, American Association (19th century)|American Association, Los Angeles Dodgers|Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Ban Johnson, Western League, American League, Cy Young, Jimmy Collins, Barney Dreyfuss, Pittsburgh, National Commission, Boston Red Sox|Boston Americans, Harry Pulliam, Henry J. Killilea, 1904 World Series|1904, 1905 World Series|1905, Image:1903 world series poster.jpg|thumb|200px|left|1903 World Series Poster (a latter-day mockup), Honus Wagner, Fred Clarke, Ginger Beaumont, Deacon Phillippe, Sam Leever, Bill Dineen, Long Tom Hughes, Chick Stahl, Buck Freeman, RBI, Patsy Dougherty, run, utility player, paranoia, insane asylum, trap-shooting, thumb, bookies, Dreyfuss, Sporting News, Boston Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, Jimmy Collins, Fred Clarke, Hank O'Day, Tom Connolly|Tommy Connolly, Boston Red Sox|Boston Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, October 1, Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds, October 2, Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds, October 3, Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds, October 6, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park III, October 7, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park III, October 8, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park III, October 10, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park III, October 13, Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds, October 1, 1903, Huntington Avenue Grounds, Boston, Massachusetts, Deacon Phillippe, Cy Young, Jimmy Sebring, October 2, 1903, Huntington Avenue Grounds, Boston, Massachusetts, Bill Dinneen, Sam Leever, Patsy Dougherty, Image:WorldSeries1903-640.jpg|250px|thumb|A crowd overflows the playing field prior to Game 3 of the 1903 World Series, October 3, 1903, Huntington Avenue Grounds, Boston, Massachusetts, Deacon Phillippe, Tom Hughes (baseballer)|Tom Hughes, October 6, 1903, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Deacon Phillippe, Bill Dinneen, October 7, 1903, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cy Young, Brickyard Kennedy, October 8, 1903, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Bill Dinneen, Sam Leever, October 10, 1903, Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)|Exposition Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cy Young, Deacon Phillippe, October 13, 1903, Huntington Avenue Grounds, Boston, Massachusetts, Hobe Ferris, Bill Dinneen, Deacon Phillippe, Boston Red Sox|Boston Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox|Boston Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, Jimmy Collins, Lou Criger, Bill Dinneen, Patsy Dougherty, Duke Farrell, Hobe Ferris, Buck Freeman, Tom Hughes, Candy LaChance, Jack O'Brien, Freddy Parent, Chick Stahl, Cy Young, Category:1903 in baseball|World Series, Category:Boston Red Sox, Category:Pittsburgh Pirates, Category:World Series, Category:History of Pittsburgh|1903 World Series, zh:1903年世界大賽, ja:1903年のワールドシリーズ]
2001 World Series	[1.0, Arizona Diamondbacks, Bob Brenly , New York Yankees, Joe Torre, October 27, 2001, November 4, 2001, Randy Johnson, Curt Schilling, Fox Broadcasting Company|FOX, Joe Buck, Tim McCarver, Steve Rippley, Dana DeMuth, Dale Scott, Mark Hirschbeck, Jim Joyce, Ed Rapuano, 2001 in baseball|2001, World Series, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Major League Baseball, 2001 in baseball|2001, Edgar Renteria, 1997 World Series|1997, Florida Marlins, City of New York|New York City, September 11, 2001 attacks|September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks, Byung-Hyun Kim, Randy Johnson, Jay Bell, Luis Gonzalez (baseball outfielder)|Luis Gonzalez, Mariano Rivera, 1987 World Series|1987, 1991 World Series|1991, Minnesota Twins, HBO, 2004, 1960 World Series, Pittsburgh Pirates, Bill Mazeroski, September 11, 2001 attacks, October 27, 2001, October, October 27, 2001, Chase Field|Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Arizona, Mike Mussina, Craig Counsell, Luis Gonzalez (baseball outfielder)|Luis Gonzalez, Curt Schilling, Mike Mussina, Craig Counsell, Luis Gonzalez (baseball outfielder)|Luis Gonzalez, October 28, 2001, Chase Field|Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Arizona, Randy Johnson, Matt Williams (baseball)|Matt Williams, Andy Pettitte, Randy Johnson, Andy Pettitte, Matt Williams (baseball)|Matt Williams, Image:2001 World Series first pitch.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Donning a bullet-proof vest, President Bush tosses out the ceremonial first pitch., October 30, 2001, Yankee Stadium, New York, New York, George W. Bush, Todd Greene, Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1956 World Series|1956, U-S-A! cheer|USA, Roger Clemens, Mariano Rivera, Scott Brosius, Brian Anderson (pitcher)|Brian Anderson, Roger Clemens, Brian Anderson (pitcher)|Brian Anderson, Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada, October 31, 2001, Yankee Stadium, New York, New York, Bob Brenly, Curt Schilling, Erubiel Durazo, Byung-Hyun Kim, Paul O'Neill (baseball player)|Paul O'Neill, Bernie Williams (born 1968)|Bernie Williams, Tino Martinez, Reggie Jackson|Mr. November, Mariano Rivera, Byung-Hyun Kim, Mark Grace, Shane Spencer, Tino Martinez, Derek Jeter, November 1, 2001, Yankee Stadium, New York, New York, Miguel Batista, Steve Finley, Rod Barajas, Jorge Posada, Scott Brosius, Alfonso Soriano, Chuck Knoblauch, Albie Lopez, Paul O'Neill (baseball player)|Paul O'Neill, Sterling Hitchcock, Albie Lopez, Steve Finley, Rod Barajas, Scott Brosius, November 3, 2001, Chase Field|Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Arizona, Jay Witasick, Randy Choate, Mike Stanton, Danny Bautista, Randy Johnson, Andy Pettitte, November 4, 2001, Chase Field|Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Arizona, Alfonso Soriano, David Justice, Miguel Batista, Joe Torre, Mariano Rivera, Jay Bell, David Dellucci, Scott Brosius, Tony Womack, Craig Counsell, Luis Gonzalez (baseball outfielder)|Luis Gonzalez, Derek Jeter, Enrique Wilson, Dominican Republic, American Airlines Flight 587, Times Herald-Record, September 26, 2004, Randy Johnson, Mariano Rivera, Alfonso Soriano, Yankee Stadium, Derek Jeter, Paul O'Neill (baseball player)|Paul O'Neill, Greg Schulte, Luis Gonzalez (baseball outfielder)|Luis Gonzalez, center field, Gary Thorne, ESPN International, Randy Johnson, Orel Hershiser, Ex-Cubs Factor, Kansas City Royals|Kansas City Royal, Steve Balboni, Bob Brenly, 2000 World Series, Joe Buck, Tim McCarver, 1998 in baseball|1998, 1926 World Series|1926, 1955 World Series|1955, 1957 World Series|1957, 1960 World Series|1960, 1964 World Series|1964, Florida Marlins, 1997 World Series|1997, Minnesota Twins, 1991 World Series|1991, daylight saving time, 1954 World Series|1954, standard time, Category:World Series, Category:2001 in baseball|World Series, Category:Arizona Diamondbacks, Category:New York Yankees, Category:September 11, 2001 attacks, ja:2001年のワールドシリーズ, zh:2001年世界大賽]
A	[1.0, Special:Contributions/70.176.68.39|70.176.68.39, User talk:70.176.68.39|talk, Latin alphabet|Latin, Old Italic alphabet, greek alphabet|Greek letter, alpha, Cyrillic alphabet, pictogram, ox, Egyptian hieroglyph, Proto-semitic alphabet, Image:EgyptianA-01.svg|Egyptian hieroglyphic ox head, Image:Proto-semiticA-01.png|Proto-semitic ox head, Image:PhoenicianA-01.png|Phoenician aleph, Image:Alpha uc lc.svg|65px|Greek alpha, Image:EtruscanA.svg|Etruscan A, Image:RomanA-01.png|Roman A, Phoenician alphabet, Hebrew alphabet|Hebrew, Aleph (letter)|aleph, Alif|alif., Ancient Greece|Ancient Greeks, glottal stop, Phoenician languages|Phoenician, Semitic languages, alpha (letter)|alpha, Greek Dark Ages, 8th century BC, Greek alphabet, Etruscans, Italy, Old Italic alphabet|Etruscan alphabet, Latin, Latin alphabet, English language|English, Image:BlackletterA-01.png|Blackletter A, Blackletter, Image:UncialA-01.png|Uncial A, Uncial, Image:Acap.svg|Another Capital A, Image:ModernRomanA-01.png|Modern Roman A, Image:ModernItalicA-01.png|Modern Italic A, Image:ModernScriptA-01.png|Modern Script A, minuscule, serif, English language|English, near-open front unrounded vowel, open back unrounded vowel, Great vowel shift, open back unrounded vowel, open central unrounded vowel, International Phonetic Alphabet, vowel, X-SAMPA, open back unrounded vowel, open front unrounded vowel, Spanish language|Spanish, French language|French, indefinite article, a, an, Prefix (linguistics)|prefix, morpheme, Unicode, majuscule|capital, minuscule|lowercase, Hexadecimal|Hex, Binary numeral system|binary, ASCII, Binary numeral system|binary, EBCDIC, numeric character reference, HTML, XML, Alpha (letter)|Alpha, A (Cyrillic)|Cyrillic A, ª, Ã, Ä, Å, Æ, A-breve|Ă, ∀, Category:Latin letters, Category:Vowel letters, als:A, ar:A, arc:A, az:A, bs:A, br:A (lizherenn), bg:A, ca:A, cs:A, cy:A, da:A, de:A, dv:އޭ, et:A, el:A, es:A, eo:A, eu:A, fa:A, fr:A (lettre), fur:A, gd:A, gl:A, ko:A, hr:A, io:A, ilo:A, id:A, ia:A, it:A, he:A, ka:A, kw:A, ku:A (herf), la:A, lt:A, hu:A, ms:A, nl:A (letter), ja:A, no:A, nn:A, nrm:A, uz:A (xarf), pl:A, pt:A, ro:A, ru:A (латиница), se:A, scn:A, sk:A, sl:A, sr:A (латиничко), fi:A, sv:A, tl:A, th:A, vi:A, tr:A, uk:А (літера), yo:A, zh-yue:A, bat-smg:A, zh:A]
A Clockwork Orange	[1.0, Special:Contributions/81.96.217.221|81.96.217.221, Image:Clockwork orange.jpg|200px, Anthony Burgess, United Kingdom, English language|English, Science fiction novel, Heinemann (book publisher)|William Heinemann, Hardback, Paperback, Compact audio cassette|Cassette, Compact Disc|CD, speculative fiction, novel, Anthony Burgess, A Clockwork Orange (film)|1971 film adaptation, Stanley Kubrick, TIME, Cockney, clockwork, orange (fruit)|orange, #References|¹, Colonial Office, Malaysia, Malay language|Malay, god (monotheism)|God, Devil, #References|², Ivan Pavlov|Pavlovian, First-person narrative|first person, Alex (A Clockwork Orange)|Alex, Nadsat, dystopia, Alex (A Clockwork Orange)|Alex, ultraviolence, Beethoven, 1960s, chaplain, Bible, Crucifixion, Jesus, Ludovico Technique, aversion therapy, nausea, Triumph of the Will, Beethoven, Charlie Chaplin, Good cop/Bad cop|Bad Cop, age of majority, Nadsat, Slavic languages|Slavic, Cockney rhyming slang, Roma people|gypsy, Subliminal message|Subliminal, Prometheus Award, A Clockwork Orange (film)|1971 film, Stanley Kubrick, Andy Warhol, Vinyl (1965 film)|Vinyl, BBC TV, Royal Shakespeare Company, Image:Laranjamecanica.jpg|thumb|Portuguese edition, 11 September, 1972, 25 January, 1973, 12 September, 1977, April, 12 July, 1983, 25 April, 1996, 31 January, 1997, 3 September, 1998, 24 February, 2000, 2 March, 2000, 27 September, 2001, 29 January, 2005, Aestheticization of violence, Gore Vidal|Vidal, Gore, Advent (publisher)|Advent, City Journal (New York)|City Journal, Category:1962 novels, Category:British science fiction novels, Category:Novels by Anthony Burgess, Category:Books written in (invented) dialects, Category:Books about mind control, Category:Philosophical novels, ar:البرتقالة الآلية, de:A Clockwork Orange (Buch), es:La naranja mecánica, fr:L'Orange mécanique, gl:A Clockwork Orange, ko:시계 태엽 오렌지, it:Arancia meccanica (romanzo), he:התפוז המכני, nl:A Clockwork Orange, ja:時計じかけのオレンジ, pl:Mechaniczna pomarańcza, pt:Laranja Mecânica (livro), ru:Заводной апельсин, simple:A Clockwork Orange]
A Doll's House	[1.0, Sandman (Vertigo)|Sandman, Norwegian language|Norwegian, 1879, play, Norway|Norwegian, playwright, Henrik Ibsen, The Pillars of Society, Joseph Wood Krutch|Krutch, Joseph Wood, Modernism, Definition, Estimate, Ithaca, Cornell, University Press|UP, Victorian era|Victorian, marriage, well-made play, feminist, Image:Anne Tismer is Nora.JPG|thumb|220px|[[Anne Tismer, Thomas Ostermeier, Minnie Maddern Fiske, A Doll's House (movie)|numerous movies, 1973, Joseph Losey, Jane Fonda, David Warner (actor)|David Warner, Trevor Howard, television, Patrick Garland, Claire Bloom, Anthony Hopkins, Ralph Richardson, Argentinian, 1945, Delia Garcés, A Doll's House (film)|Films of ''A Doll's House'', Henrik Ibsen, Project Runeberg, Emma Goldman, Category:Norwegian plays, Category:Henrik Ibsen, Category:1879 plays, de:Nora oder Ein Puppenheim, fr:Une Maison de poupée, ko:인형의 집, it:Casa di bambola, he:בית בובות (מחזה), ja:人形の家, no:Et Dukkehjem, nn:Et Dukkehjem, pt:Casa de Bonecas, fi:Nukkekoti (näytelmä), sv:Ett dockhem (drama), zh:玩偶之家]
A E Housman	[1.0, A. E. Housman]
A Fire Upon the Deep	[1.0, Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels, Wikipedia:WikiProject Books, Vernor Vinge, Boris Vallejo, United States, English language|English, Hard science fiction, Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels/Novel categorization, Tor Books, 1992 in literature|April 1992, Hardcover, Paperback, A Deepness in the Sky, Vernor Vinge, 1992, science fiction, novel, Vernor Vinge, Extraterrestrial life|aliens, Usenet, space opera, Hugo Award for Best Novel|Hugo Award, 1993, Doomsday Book (novel)|''Doomsday Book'', Connie Willis, CD-ROM, ClariNet Communications, cancer, #The zones of thought|below, LAN|local net, sleeper ship, suspended animation, medieval, ultrasound|high-frequency sound, sentry, suspended animation, wikt:Flense|Flenser, pilgrim, cannon, ultrawave, intern, Internet service provider|ISP, galactic coordinate system|galactic plane, line of sight, wikt:relay|relay, deathcube, oracle, Pham Nuwen, Band (radio)|Band, mind transfer|downloads, short-term memory, nanotechnology|nanotechnological, technological singularity|Singularity, Faster-than-light|FTL, nanotechnology, Antigravity, mind-machine interface, technological singularity, Dyson Spheres, alpha male, computer viruses, A Deepness in the Sky, Josef Stalin, OED, B. F. Skinner, hypercube, Nynorsk, Bokmål, Harry Martinson, Aniara (poem)|Aniara, Hugo Award, Hugo Award for Best Novel|Best Novel, Doomsday Book (novel)|''Doomsday Book'', Connie Willis, Nebula Award, Nebula Award for Best Novel|Best Novel, Russian language|Russian, 2001, 2003, 2003, Category:1992 novels, Category:Science fiction novels, Category:Hugo Award Winner for Best Novel, Category:Space opera, Category:Transhumanist books, Category:Usenet, fr:Un feu sur l'abîme, it:Universo incostante, zh:深渊上的火]
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, Burt Shevelove, Larry Gelbart, 1962, Broadway theatre|Broadway, 1963, West End theatre|West End, 1972, Broadway theatre|Broadway, 1986, West End theatre|West End, 1996, Broadway theatre|Broadway, 2004, West End theatre|West End, Tony Award, musical theater|musical, Stephen Sondheim, Burt Shevelove, Larry Gelbart, ancient Roman, Plautus, slavery|slave, Pseudolus, farce, Broadway theatre|Broadway, May 8, 1962, Alvin Theatre, George Abbott, Harold Prince, Phil Silvers, Pseudolus, Milton Berle, Zero Mostel, Jerome Robbins, Stephen Sondheim, Jack Gilford, David Burns, John Carradine, Ruth Kobart, Raymond Walburn, Brian Davies, Preshy Marker, Karen Black, Tony Awards, Stephen Sondheim|Sondheim, musical film|film, Richard Lester, Zero Mostel, Jack Gilford, Buster Keaton, Phil Silvers, Michael Crawford, Michael Hordern, Roy Kinnear, Melvin Frank, Michael Pertwee, 1967, Academy Award|Oscar, Golden Globe, 1972, revival (play)|revival, Phil Silvers, Larry Blyden, 1996, Nathan Lane, Whoopi Goldberg, David Alan Grier, Jerry Zaks, Jason Alexander, Jerome Robbins' Broadway, 1963, 1986, Strand Theatre, Piccadilly Theatre, Frankie Howerd, 2004, Royal National Theatre, Desmond Barrit, Philip Quast, Isla Blair, 1963, drag, Pseudolus, Roman Senator, Miles Gloriosus, Internet Broadway Database, Category:American musicals, Category:1966 films, Category:Roman novels, Category:Films directed by Richard Lester, Category:1962 musicals, Category:Broadway musicals, de:Toll trieben es die alten Römer, it:Dolci vizi al foro, sv:En kul grej hände på vägen till Forum]
A Little Night Music	[1.0, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, Hugh Wheeler, 1955 in film|1955, Ingmar Bergman, Smiles of a Summer Night, 1973, Broadway theatre|Broadway, 1974, West End theatre|West End, 1975, Austria, 1978, Stockholm, 1978, 1989, West End theatre|West End, revival (theatre)|revival, 1995, West End theatre|West End, revival (theatre)|revival, 2001, Barcelona, Tony Award for Best Musical, Tony Award for Best Book, Tony Award for Best Score, Musical theater|musical, Stephen Sondheim, Hugh Wheeler, Smiles of a Summer Night, Broadway theatre|Broadway, Shubert Theatre, February 25, 1973, Harold Prince, Patricia Birch, Boris Aronson, Glynis Johns, Len Cariou, Hermione Gingold, Victoria Mallory, Mark Lambert (actor)|Mark Lambert, Laurence Guittard, Patricia Elliott, D'Jamin Bartlett, New York Drama Critics' Circle, Tony Award, Tony Award for Best Musical|Best Musical, London, Adelphi Theatre, April 15, 1975, Jean Simmons, Joss Ackland, David Kernan, Liz Robertson, Diane Langton, Hermione Gingold, Angela Baddeley, Virginia McKenna, October 6, 1989, Piccadilly Theatre, Ian Judge, choreographed, Anthony Van Laast, Lila Kedrova, Dorothy Tutin, Peter McEnery, Susan Hampshire, Royal National Theatre, September 26, 1995, Sean Mathias, Judi Dench, Sian Phillips, Joanna Riding, Laurence Guittard, Patricia Hodge, Olivier Awards, Zarah Leander, Austria, Sweden|Swedish, Stockholm, Jan Malmsjö, Stig Olin, Elizabeth Taylor, Lesley-Anne Down, Diana Rigg, Len Cariou, Hermione Gingold, Laurence Guittard, Send in the Clowns, dubbing (filmmaking)|dubbed, Stephen Sondheim, Hal Prince, Jonathan Tunick, Oscar, New York City Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Los Angeles Opera, Image:Nightrnt.jpeg|thumb|left|Cast recording of 1995 National Theatre revival starring Judi Dench, Royal National Theatre, Judi Dench, Catalan language|Catalan, Terry Trotter, Ingmar Bergman, Smiles of a Summer Night, trophy wife, virginity, divinity, Greek chorus, carpe diem|seizing the moment, Harold Prince, bourgeoisie, adolescent, mute, midsummer, limbo, waltz, time signature|time, compound meter, time signature, operetta, counterpoint, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart, Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart's, harmony|harmonically, Maurice Ravel, Valses nobles et sentimentales, Jonathan Tunick, Send in the Clowns, Send in the Clowns, Tony Award for Best Musical, Harold Prince, Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical, Hugh Wheeler, Tony Award for Best Original Score, Stephen Sondheim, Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical, Glynis Johns, Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical, Patricia Elliott, Tony Award for Best Costume Design, Florence Klotz, Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical, Len Cariou, Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical, Laurence Guittard, Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical, Hermione Gingold, Tony Award for Best Scenic Design, Boris Aronson, Tony Award for Best Lighting Design, Tharon Musser, Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical, Harold Prince, Drama Desk Awards, Hugh Wheeler, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, Patricia Elliott, Glynis Johns, Harold Prince, D'Jamin Bartlett, D. Jamin-Bartlett, Patricia Elliott, Laurence Guittard, Category:American musicals, Category:Broadway musicals, Category:Musicals based on films, Category:1973 musicals, sv:Sommarnattens leende (musikal)]
A Man for All Seasons	[1.0, Robert Bolt, BBC Radio, London, Gielgud Theatre|Globe Theatre, July 1, 1960, Broadway theatre|Broadway, Thomas More, 16th century|16th-century, Lord Chancellor|Chancellor of England, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII's, Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Thomas Cromwell, agnostic, socialist, Pope Clement VII|Pope, Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Emperor, English Act of Succession|Act of Succession, Eustace Chapuys, William Tyndale, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk|Duke of Norfolk, Richard Rich, Brecht, fourth wall, alienation effect|alienation, Paul Scofield, West End theatre|West End, Broadway theatre|Broadway, 1962, Tony Award, Broadway theatre|Broadway, November 22, 1961, ANTA Playhouse, George Rose (actor)|George Rose, Sir Thomas More, Paul Scofield, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk|The Duke of Norfolk, Albert Dekker, Thomas Cromwell, Leo McKern, Thomas Gomez, King Henry VIII, Keith Baxter, Margaret Roper|Margaret More, William Roper, Thomas Cardinal Wolsey, Thomas Cranmer, Richard Rich, Eustace Chapuys|Signor Chapuys, Charlton Heston, Ian McKellen, William Hutt, Walter Learning, Vancouver Playhouse, Stratford Festival, Haymarket Theatre|Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Martin Shaw, Bill Kenwright, 1 April, 2006, Image:A Man for All Seasons.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Thomas More ([[Paul Scofield, high treason, Leo McKern, A Man for All Seasons (1966 film), Paul Scofield, West End theatre|West End, 1966, Academy Award for Best Actor|Oscar, Robert Shaw (actor)|Robert Shaw, Orson Welles, Thomas Cardinal Wolsey|Wolsey, John Hurt, Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich|Richard Rich, Wendy Hiller, Fred Zinnemann, Academy Award for Best Actor|Best Actor Oscar, Academy Awards, Academy Award for Best Cinematography|cinematography, Academy Award for Directing|Best Director, Academy Award for Best Picture|Best Picture, A Man for All Seasons (1988 film), 1988, Charlton Heston, Vanessa Redgrave, 1966, Anne Boleyn, John Gielgud, Saturday Play, BBC Radio 4, Sir Thomas More, Charles Dance, Richard Rich, Julian Rhind Tutt, Thomas Cromwell, Kenneth Cranham, Cardinal Wolsey, Timothy Bateson, King Henry VIII, Brian Cox, Duke of Norfolk, Nicholas le Prevost, William Roper, Martin Freeman, Lady Alice More, Kika Markham, Margaret Roper|Margaret (Meg) More, Romola Garai, Sam Dale, Thomas Cranmer, Peter Tate, Adjoa Andoh, Category:British plays, Category:1960 plays, Category:Works of Robert Bolt, es:Un hombre para la eternidad (película), simple:A Man for All Seasons]
A Midsummer Nights Dream	[1.0, A Midsummer Night's Dream]
A Modest Proposal	[1.0, sic, satire|satirical, pamphlet, Jonathan Swift, 1729, George Psalmanazar|Psalmanazar, Formosa, Papist, irony, stew, roasting|roasted, baking|baked, boiling|boiled, fricassee, ragout, cannibalism, infanticide, Horace, Juvenal, Taste (sociology)|bad taste, patronage, Satire#Early modern western satire|early modern western satire, Frank Schaeffer, conservative, abortion, euthanasia, dystopia, recycling, embryos, fetuses, disabled, Baby Doe Rules, pro-life, Cannibalism, Satire, Category:Works of Jonathan Swift, Category:Satire, Category:Essays, Category:pamphlets, Category:1729 works, it:Una modesta proposta, he:הצעה צנועה, ja:アイルランドの貧民の子供たちが両親及び国の負担となることを防ぎ、国家社会の有益なる存在たらしめるための穏健なる提案, no:Et beskjedent forslag, pl:A Modest Proposal, pt:Uma Modesta Proposta, sv:Ett anspråkslöst förslag, zh:一個小小的建議]
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman	[1.0, Image:Wollstonecraft-right-of-woman.jpg|220px|Boston: Peter Edes for Thomas and Andrews, 1792, frontispiece., Mary Wollstonecraft, Kingdom of Britain|Britain, English language|English, Joseph Johnson (publisher)|Joseph Johnson, Mary Wollstonecraft|Mary Wollstonecraft's, feminist, wikt:commensurate|commensurate, Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord|Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord's, National Assembly (French Revolution)|National Assembly, William Godwin|William Godwin's, Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Image:Talleyrand 01.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Talleyrand, by [[Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, French Revolution, Edmund Burke|Edmund Burke's, Reflections on the Revolution in France, Glorious Revolution, English Civil War|English civil war, Charles I of England|Charles I, Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, National Assembly (French Revolution)|National Assembly, Image:OlympeDeGouge.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Olympe de Gouge, Olympe de Gouge, natural rights, Political philosophy|political philosophers, John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, sensibility, Image:Marywollstonecraft.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Mary Wollstonecraft (c.1797) by [[John Opie, 14 May, 2007, Catharine Macaulay, Hester Chapone, James Fordyce, John Gregory (moralist)|John Gregory, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile: Or, On Education|Emile, wikt:allot|allot, Talleyrand|Talleyrand's, coeducation|co-educational, feminist, feminist movement, wikt:fain|fain, sensibility, David Hume, leitmotif, commonwealth, republican, Edmund Burke|Edmund Burke's, Reflections on the Revolution in France, natural rights, bourgeoisie|bourgeois, Image:EmileTitle.jpeg|left|thumb|200px|[[Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile: Or, On Education|Emile, sensibility, Jean-Jacques Rousseau|Rousseau, Emile: Or, On Education|Emile, Talleyrand, William Roscoe, William Godwin, Image:VirginiaWoolf.jpg|200px|right|thumb|[[Virginia Woolf, Mary Hays, Mary Robinson (poet)|Mary Robinson, Hannah More, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, William Godwin, Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Hays, Maria Edgeworth, Jane Austen, Virginia Woolf, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Chronology of Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Wollstonecraft|Wollstonecraft, Mary, Mary Wollstonecraft|Wollstonecraft, Mary, Analytical Review, The Critical Review|Critical Review, The Scots Magazine|Scots Magazine, Town & Country (magazine)|Town and Country Magazine, Mary Astell, Marquis de Condorcet, History of feminism, Feminist movement, About.com, LibriVox, Category:1792 books, Category:British books, Category:Feminism books, Category:Rights, Category:Education books, Category:Works by women writers, es:Vindicación de los derechos de la mujer, eo:Pravigo de la Rajtoj de Virino, fr:Défense des droits de la femme, it:Rivendicazione dei diritti della donna, sl:Zagovor pravic ženske, sv:Till försvar för kvinnans rättigheter]
A Wizard of Earthsea	[1.0, Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels, Wikipedia:WikiProject Books, Image:AWizardOfEarthsea(1stEd).jpg|200px, Ursula K. Le Guin, United States, English language|English, Earthsea|The Earthsea Cycle, Fantasy novel, Parnassus Press, Hardcover, Paperback, The Rule of Names, The Tombs of Atuan, 1968, Ursula K. Le Guin, fantasy, archipelago, Earthsea, wiktionary:eponymous|eponymous, The Tombs of Atuan, The Farthest Shore, Tehanu, The Other Wind, Sci Fi Channel (United States)|Sci Fi Channel, bronze, magic (paranormal)|magic, witch, Karg, Aihal|Ogion, true name, Ged (Earthsea)|Ged, Image:Wizard earthsea.JPG|thumb|left|150px|1971 Puffin edition. 201 pages, school, Magician (fantasy)|wizard, island, Islands of Earthsea|Roke, hubris, spirit, western dragon|dragon, Boston Globe-Hornbook Award, 1968, Gandalf, The Rule of Names, Earthsea, The Tombs of Atuan, Category:1968 novels, Category:Fantasy novels, Category:Earthsea novels, bg:Магьосникът от Землемория, cs:Čaroděj Zeměmoří, es:Un mago de Terramar, he:הקוסם מארץ ים, ru:Волшебник Земноморья, sv:Trollkarlen från Övärlden, zh:地海巫師]
A cappella	[1.0, music, vocal music, singing, musical instrument|instrumental, accompaniment, Italian language|Italian, Renaissance music|Renaissance, polyphony, Baroque (music)|Baroque, concertato, church music, Gregorian chant, Renaissance music|Renaissance, madrigal (music)|Madrigal, Baroque music|Baroque, Presbyterian, regulative principle of worship, Old Regular Baptist, Primitive Baptist, Plymouth Brethren, Church of Christ|churches of Christ, Old German Baptist Brethren, Eastern Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodox, Amish, Mennonite, Sacred Harp, polyphony, Josquin des Prez, polyphony, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, cantata, Judaism|Jewish, zemirot, Counting of the Omer|counting of the omer, Muslim, anasheed, King's Singers, The Flying Pickets, Yazoo (band)|Yazoo, Yaz, Only You, 1980s, The Manhattan Transfer, Bobby McFerrin, Huey Lewis and the News, All 4 One, The Nylons, Boyz II Men, vocal percussion, beatboxing, collegiate a cappella, The Whiffenpoofs, Yale University, 1909, Cole Porter, Nicolas Rojas, Dartmouth_College_student_groups#Dartmouth_Aires | Dartmouth Aires, Vocal Point (BYU)|Vocal Point, Redhot & Blue, Yale University, Off the Beat, University of Pennsylvania, List_of_quartet_champions_by_year|International Quartet Champions, Boston Common (quartet)|The Boston Common, Barbershop music|Barbershop, doo wop, Barbershop Harmony Society, Sweet Adelines International, List_of_chorus_champions_by_year|choruses, List_of_quartet_champions_by_year|quartets, vocal percussion, beatboxing, Rockapella, Polyphony|polyphonic, multitrack, remix, Jay-Z, The Black Album (Jay-Z album)|Black Album, Danger Mouse, Beatles, The White Album|White Album, The Grey Album, Contemporary A Cappella Society, International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, Harmony Sweepstakes, South Asian, Penn Masala, Illini Chandani, University of Illinois, Penn Masala, Hindi, Arabic, English language|English, Punjabi, Gujarati language|Gujarati, Jandek, Put My Dream on This Planet, This Narrow Road, Worthless Recluse, vocal cords, Twilight Zone (dance song)|Twilight Zone, 2 Unlimited, television series, Tompkins Square, The New Addams Family, Fox Family Channel, ABC Family, Vocal Sampling, Bobby McFerrin, Deke Sharon, Beatboxing, hip-hop, rapping|rap, Naturally 7, acapella, R&B, beat-boxing, Collegiate a cappella, List of collegiate a cappella groups, List of professional a cappella groups, Category:Music genres, Category:Singing, Category:Vocal music, Category:A cappella musical groups| , bg:А капела, ca:A cappella, cs:A cappella, de:A cappella, et:A cappella, es:A cappella, eo:Akapela muziko, fr:A cappella, ko:아 카펠라, id:A cappela, it:A cappella, he:א-קפלה, ka:ა კაპელა, mk:A cappella, nl:A capella, ja:ア・カペラ, no:A cappella, pl:A cappella, pt:A cappella, ru:А капелла, sk:A cappella, fi:A cappella, sv:A cappella, uk:А капела, zh:無伴奏合唱]
A fortiori	[1.0, List of Latin phrases (A–E)#A]
A priori and a posterior knowledge	[1.0, Knowledge]
A priori and a posteriori knowledge	[1.0, A priori and a posteriori (philosophy)]
A roll	[1.0, Footage]
A-10 Warthog	[1.0, A-10 Thunderbolt II]
A. A. Milne	[1.0, January 18, 1882, Hampstead, London, England, Hartfield, Sussex, England, Winnie-the-Pooh, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA pronunciation, January 18, 1882, January 31, 1956, England|English, author, book, teddy bear, Winnie-the-Pooh, Hampstead, London, England, Henley House School, Kilburn, London, independent school, H. G. Wells, Westminster School, Trinity College, Cambridge, mathematics, scholarship, Granta, Punch (magazine)|Punch, British Army, World War I, Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers|Warwickshire Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals, Peace with Honour, 1934, War with Honour, World War II, P.G. Wodehouse, France, Nazism|Nazis, treason, British Home Guard|Home Guard, 1913, Christopher Robin Milne, 1920, 1925, Cotchford Farm, Hartfield, East Sussex, 1952, Rolling Stones, Brian Jones, Christopher Robin, Winnie the Pooh|Winnie-the-Pooh, Canada|Canadian, American Black Bear|black bear, Winnie|Winnipeg Bear, Winnipeg, Manitoba|Winnipeg, London Zoo, E. H. Shepard, New York, Buckingham Palace, When We Were Very Young, Now We Are Six, Harold Fraser-Simson, Now We Are Sixty, J. M. Barrie, Raymond Chandler, 1930s, Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows, Toad of Toad Hall, the Walt Disney Company, Royal Literary Fund, Lovers in London, short story, The Day's Play, Once on a Time, Mr. Pim, The Red House Mystery, Two People (novel)|Two People, Four Days' Wonder, Chloe Marr, When I Was Very Young, Peace With Honour, It's Too Late Now, War With Honour, Year In, Year Out, The Day's Play, Once a Week, The Holiday Round, The Sunny Side, Those Were the Days (A. A. Milne)|Those Were the Days, Not That It Matters, By Way of Introduction, Gallery of Children, Winnie-the-Pooh (book)|Winnie-the-Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner, When We Were Very Young, Now We Are Six, The Norman Church, Wurzel-Flummery, Belinda (play)|Belinda, The Boy Comes Home, Make-Believe (play)|Make-Believe, The Camberley Triangle, Mr. Pim Passes By, The Red Feathers, The Romantic Age, The Stepmother (play)|The Stepmother, The Truth about Blayds, The Dover Road, The Lucky One, The Artist (play)|The Artist, Give Me Yesterday, The Great Broxopp, Ariadne, The Man in the Bowler Hat, To Have the Honour, Portrait of a Gentleman in Slippers, Success (play)|Success, Miss Marlow at Play, The Fourth Wall, The Perfect Alibi, The Ivory Door, Toad of Toad Hall, The Wind in the Willows, Michael and Mary, Other People's Lives, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Pride and Prejudice, Sarah Simple, Gentleman Unknown, The Queen's Book of the Red Cross, The Ugly Duckling (play)|The Ugly Duckling, Before the Flood (A. A. Milne)|Before the Flood, Frederick Crews|Crews, Frederick, Frederick Crews|Crews, Frederick, Benjamin Hoff|Hoff, Benjamin, The Tao of Pooh, Benjamin Hoff|Hoff, Benjamin, The Te of Piglet, Christopher Robin Milne|Milne, Christopher Robin, Ann Thwaite|Thwaite, Ann, The Perfect Alibi (film)|The Perfect Alibi, Michael and Mary (film)|Michael and Mary, Wikipedia:Persondata, January 18, 1882, Scotland, January 31, 1956, Hartfield, Sussex, England, Category:1882 births, Category:1956 deaths, Category:1900-1949 British children's literature, Category:Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge, Category:British Army officers, Category:English children's writers, Category:English novelists, Category:Old Westminsters, Category:English poets, Category:Winnie-the-Pooh, Category:Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge, Category:Deaths by stroke, bg:Алън Милн, cs:Alan Alexander Milne, da:A.A. Milne, de:Alan Alexander Milne, es:Alan Alexander Milne, eo:A. A. Milne, fr:Alan Alexander Milne, io:Alan Alexander Milne, it:Alan Alexander Milne, he:אלן אלכסנדר מילן, hu:Alan Alexander Milne, nl:A.A. Milne, ja:A・A・ミルン, no:A.A. Milne, pl:Alan Alexander Milne, pt:Alan Alexander Milne, ru:Милн, Алан Александр, fi:A. A. Milne, sv:A.A. Milne]
A. E. Housman	[1.0, March 26, 1859, April 30, 1936, England|English, poet, classics|classical scholar, A Shropshire Lad, Image:housman.jpg|left|portrait photo, Fockbury, Worcestershire, Solicitor|country solicitor, Laurence Housman, Clemence Housman, King Edward's School, Bromsgrove School, St John's College, Oxford, A. W. Pollard, Bromsgrove School, patent examiner|clerk, Patent Office, London, Horace, Propertius, Ovid, Aeschylus, Euripides, Sophocles, University College London, Latin, Greek language|Greek, Kennedy Professorship of Latin, Trinity College, Cambridge, University of Oxford|Oxford, University of Cambridge|Cambridge, Marcus Manilius|Manilius's, Satires of Juvenal|Juvenal, Lucan (poet)|Lucan, gastronomy, Ludlow, A Shropshire Lad, World War I, Arthur Somervell, George Butterworth, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Ivor Gurney, John Ireland (composer)|John Ireland, Michael Head, Graham Peel, Ernest John Moeran, A Shropshire Lad, Shropshire, William Shakespeare, Heinrich Heine, Last Poems, homosexuality, atheism, To An Athlete Dying Young, 1998, Tom Stoppard, The Invention of Love, Peter O'Donnell, Modesty Blaise, A Taste for Death (Modesty Blaise)|A Taste for Death, A Shropshire Lad, E.M. Forster, A Room with a View, Diana Gabaldon, Outlander, Ian McEwan, Atonement (novel)|Atonement, Chinua Achebe, No Longer At Ease, John Dos Passos, Three Soldiers, World War I|First World War, George Butterworth, Ivor Gurney, John Ireland, Arthur Somervell, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gerald Finzi, Arnold Bax, Lennox Berkeley, Arthur Bliss, Samuel Barber, David Downes, A Shropshire Lad, St Laurence Church, Ludlow, Nicolas Roeg, 1971, Walkabout (film)|Walkabout, John Irvin, Dogs of War (film), Meryl Streep, Karen Blixen, Denys Finch Hatton, Out of Africa (film)|Out of Africa, Inspector Morse, stanza, A Shropshire Lad, Last Poems, Marcus Manilius|M. Manilii, Juvenal|D. Iunii Iuuenalis, Satires of Juvenal|Saturae, Marcus Annaeus Lucanus|M. Annaei Lucani, Pharsalia|Belli Ciuilis, Algernon Swinburne|Swinburne, The New Criterion, Bryant H. McGill, Category:English poets, Category:World War I poets, Category:English classical scholars, Category:Academics of University College London, Category:Alumni of St John's College, Oxford, Category:People from Worcestershire, Category:People from Hornsey, Category:Gay writers, Category:LGBT writers from the United Kingdom, Category:LGBT people from England, Category:1859 births, Category:1936 deaths, Category:Old Bromsgrovians, fr:Alfred Edward Housman, it:Alfred Edward Housman, no:Alfred Edward Housman, pt:Alfred Edward Housman]
A. E. van Vogt	[1.0, Image:A.E._van_Vogt.jpg|thumb|right|A.E. van Vogt., April 26, 1912, January 26, 2000, Canada|Canadian, science fiction author, Golden Age of Science Fiction|Golden Age, Robert A. Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, Russian Mennonite, Gretna, Manitoba, Canada, pulp magazines, science fiction, Analog Science Fiction|Astounding Science Fiction, The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin, Extraterrestrial life|alien, John Clute|Clute, John, Peter Nicholls|Nicholls, Peter, St. Martin's Press|St. Martin's Press, Inc., The Voyage of the Space Beagle, Department of National Defence (Canada)|Canadian Department of National Defence, short stories, fixup, The War against the Rull, Quest for the Future, Slan, Homo sapiens, Slan Hunter, Kevin J. Anderson, July 10, 2007, Image:Linn.jpg|thumb|220px|The April 1950 issue of Astounding Science Fiction, containing the first appearance of ''[[The Wizard of Linn, Ace Books, Hollywood, California, World War II, meta-systems, Nexialism, General Semantics, Alfred Korzybski, totalitarian, police state, World War II, People's Republic of China|China, The World of Null-A, The Pawns of Null-A, Null-A Three, non-Aristotelian logic, intuitive, fuzzy logic, conundrum, Thomas Uzzell, John Gallishaw, Alexei Panshin, The Book of Ptath, Charles Platt, L. Ron Hubbard|L. Ron Hubbard's, Dianetics, Scientology, sect, Los Angeles, fixup, The Mixed Men, The War Against the Rull, The Beast (short story)|The Beast, Isaac Asimov|Asimov, Foundation series, Roman Empire, Frederik Pohl, Los Angeles, United States|USA, Alzheimer's disease, Edna Mayne Hull, World Science Fiction Convention, Aurora Award, Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award, World Science Fiction Convention, Philip K. Dick, Paul Di Filippo, 9 January, 2003, Damon Knight, absolute zero, negative temperature|negative absolute temperature, Triangulum, Andromeda Galaxy, Andromeda (constellation)|Andromeda, prime number, ancient Greece, Slan, The Book of Ptath, The World of Null-A, The House That Stood Still, Masters of Time, The Voyage of the Space Beagle, The Weapon Shops of Isher, Mission to the Stars, The Universe Maker, Edna Mayne Hull, The Players of Null-A, The Mind Cage, Empire of the Atom, Siege of the Unseen, The War against the Rull, Earth's Last Fortress, The Wizard of Linn, The Violent Man, The Beast (novel)|The Beast, The Twisted Men, Rogue Ship, The Winged Man, Moonbeast, Children of Tomorrow, Quest for the Future, The Battle of Forever, More Than Superhuman, The Darkness on Diamondia, Future Glitter, The Man with a Thousand Names, The Secret Galactics, Supermind (novel)|Supermind, The Anarchistic Colossus, The Enchanted Village, Renaissance (novel)|Renaissance, Cosmic Encounter (novel)|Cosmic Encounter, Computerworld (novel)|Computerworld, Computer Eye, Null-A Three, To Conquer Kiber, Edna Mayne Hull, The Gryb, Edna Mayne Hull, Pendulum (novel)|Pendulum, Charles Edward Cooke, Category:1912 births, Category:2000 deaths, Category:American science fiction writers, Category:Canadian science fiction writers, Category:Deaths from Alzheimer's disease, Category:SFWA Grand Masters, Category:Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Category:Worldcon Guests of Honor, bg:Алфред ван Вогт, de:Alfred Elton van Vogt, es:A. E. van Vogt, eo:Alfred Elton van Vogt, fr:A. E. van Vogt, it:Alfred Elton van Vogt, nl:A.E. van Vogt, ja:A・E・ヴァン・ヴォークト, no:A.E. van Vogt, pl:Alfred Elton van Vogt, pt:A. E. van Vogt, ru:Ван Вогт, Альфред, sv:A.E. van Vogt, zh:范·沃格特]
A. I.	[1.0, Artificial intelligence]
A. N. Whitehead	[1.0, Alfred North Whitehead]
A.A. Milne	[1.0, A. A. Milne]
A.C. ChievoVerona	[1.0, Image:Chievo-verona-logo.gif|150px|logo, 1929, Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, Verona, Italy, Luca Campedelli, Giuseppe Iachini, Serie B, Serie A, Italy|Italian, football (soccer)|football, Verona, Veneto, cake, Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi|Marcantonio Bentegodi, Serie B, 1929, November 8, 1931, 1936, 1948, World War II, 1957, 1962, 1964, Serie D, Serie C|Serie C2, 1986, Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, 1992, Luca Campedelli, Giovanni Sartori (Soccer)|Giovanni Sartori, Alberto Malesani, Serie B, Hellas Verona F.C.|Hellas Verona, 1997, ACF Fiorentina|Fiorentina, Silvio Baldini, Domenico Caso, Lorenzo Balestro, Luigi Del Neri, Serie A, UEFA Cup, Red Star Belgrade, Mario Beretta, Ternana Calcio|Ternana, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, A.C. Milan|AC Milan, Maurizio D'Angelo, Giuseppe Pillon, Treviso F.B.C. 1993|Treviso FBC, 2006 Serie A scandal|football scandal, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, July 14, 2006, 2006 Serie A scandal|scandal, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, A.C. Milan|AC Milan, ACF Fiorentina|Fiorentina, UEFA Champions League 2006-07|2006-07 Champions League, S.S. Lazio|Lazio, UEFA Cup 2006-07|2006-07 UEFA Cup, UEFA, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, Bulgaria|Bulgarian, Levski Sofia, Sofia, UEFA Cup, August 25, 2006, Portugal|Portuguese, S.C. Braga|Braga, September 14, Braga, September 28, Verona, Torino F.C., Luigi Del Neri, Andrea Mantovani, Luciano Siqueira de Oliveira|Luciano, Federico Giunti, Cesar Luis Prates, Giuseppe Cozzolino, Vincenzo Italiano, Victor Nsofor Obinna, Michele Troiano, Lorenzo D'Anna, captain (sports)|captain, Lorenzo Squizzi, Marco Malagò, Michele Marcolini, Cesare Gianfranco Rickler Del Mare|Cesare Rickler, Federico Cossato, Fabio Moro, Davide Mandelli, Sergio Pellissier, Giovanni Marchese, Erjon Bogdani, Massimo Zappino, Frosinone Calcio|Frosinone, Enrico Alfonso, Mattia Passarini, Tommaso Chiecchi, César Vinicio Cervo de Luca|César, Stefano Olivieri, Stefano Garzon, Mattia Marchesetti, Simone Bentivoglio, Jonathan Biabiany, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Internazionale, Maurizio Ciaramitaro, U.S. Citta di Palermo|Palermo, Gennaro Troianello, Frosinone Calcio|Frosinone, 2007-07-06, Diego Santos Oliveira, A.S. Cittadella|Cittadella, 2007-07-04, David Silva Fernandez, A.S. Varese 1910|Varese, Valquinei de Jesus Santos, A.S. Varese 1910|Varese, Vincenzo Sicignano, Frosinone Calcio|Frosinone, 2007-07-13, Xhulian Rrudho, A.C. Sansovino|Sansovino, 2007-07-08, 2007-07-18, Marcus N'Ze, A.C. Sansovino|Sansovino, Leonardo Moracci, A.C. Sansovino|Sansovino, Luca Spinetti, A.C. Sansovino|Sansovino, Maycol Andriani, A.C. Sansovino|Sansovino, Maurizio D'Angelo, Defender (football)|sweeper/centre back, Jason Mayélé, Football (soccer) positions#Winger and wide midfielder|left/right winger, :Category:A.C. ChievoVerona players, Simone Barone, Oliver Bierhoff, Saša Bjelanović, Eugenio Corini, Bernardo Corradi, Stefano Fiore, Alberto Fontana (born 1967)|Alberto Fontana, Nicola Legrottaglie, Cristiano Lupatelli, Massimo Marazzina, Luca Marchegiani, Christian Manfredini, John Mensah, Simone Perrotta, Flavio Roma, Mario Alberto Santana, Venetian language|Venetian, Hellas Verona, Cangrande I della Scala, Category:A.C. ChievoVerona|A.C. ChievoVerona, Category:Italian football clubs|Chievo, Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1929|Chievo, Category:Football clubs in Veneto|Chievo, Category:Serie A clubs|Chievo, Category:Serie B clubs|Chievo, ar:كييفو فيرونا, ca:Associazione Calcio ChievoVerona, cs:AC ChievoVerona, de:AC Chievo Verona, es:Associazione Calcio Chievo Verona, fr:Chievo Vérone, id:Chievo Verona, it:Associazione Calcio ChievoVerona, he:קייבו ורונה, lt:A.C. ChievoVerona, nl:Chievo Verona, ja:キエーヴォ・ヴェローナ, no:AC ChievoVerona, pl:Chievo Werona, pt:Associazione Calcio Chievo Verona, sl:A.C. Chievo Verona, sr:A.C. Kjevo, fi:Associazione Calcio ChievoVerona, sv:AC Chievo Verona, tr:A.C. ChievoVerona, vec:Asociazsion Calcio Ceo, zh:切沃足球俱乐部]
A.C. Milan	[1.0, Image:AC Milan.png|100px|AC Milan crest, S.A. (corporation)|SpA, December 16, 1899, San Siro, Milan, Silvio Berlusconi, Carlo Ancelotti, Serie A, Serie A 2006-07|2006-07, Italy|Italian, football (soccer)|football, Milan, Lombardy, club, UEFA Champions League, European Cup, European Champion Clubs' Cup#The badge of honour|seven times, Intercontinental Cup (football)|Intercontinental Cup, European Super Cup, Cup Winners Cup, UEFA Champions League, Serie A, Juventus F.C., Scudetto|Scudetti, Coppa Italia, Italian Super Cup, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter, United Kingdom|British, Alfred Edwards, Herbert Kilpin, English language|English, spelling, city|city's, Italian language|Italian, Fascism|fascist regime, Genoa C.F.C.|Genoa, pronunciation, working class, trade union, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter, middle-class, Silvio Berlusconi, petroleum|oil, businessperson, Massimo Moratti, Left-wing politics|left-wing, Right-wing politics|right-wing, Totonero scandal, Serie B, 2006 Serie A scandal, Image:AC_Milan.png‎|thumb|75px|right|AC Milan crest, Comune, Milan|Milano, AFC Ajax|Ajax, Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool, Austria|Austrian, bwin.com, Germany|German, Opel, Germany|German, Adidas, Italy|Italian, Lotto Sport Italia|Lotto, Image:Milan - Chievo 04-2006 1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Curva Sud of the San Siro prior to match, stadium, San Siro, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Internazionale, Milan, 19 December, 2005, Adriano Galliani, San Siro, Veltins-Arena, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter, Image:1908 commedia.jpg|thumb|left|150px|A [[AC Milan|Milan, 1908, Dante Alighieri|Dante, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, Coppa Italia, Italian Super Cup|Super Coppa Italiana, Birra Moretti|Birra Moretti Trophy, Serie A, San Siro, ultras, Nelson de Jesus Silva|Dida, July 30, 2007, Nélson de Jesús Silva|Dida, Cafu, Paolo Maldini, captain (football)|captain, Kakha Kaladze, Gennaro Gattuso, Filippo Inzaghi, Clarence Seedorf, Alberto Gilardino, Alessandro Nesta, Željko Kalac, Dario Simic, Marek Jankulovski, Giuseppe Favalli, Yoann Gourcuff, Andrea Pirlo, Kaká, Massimo Ambrosini, vice-captain (football)|vice-captain, Daniele Bonera, Marco Storari, Sergio Claudio dos Santos|Serginho, Valerio Fiori, Cristian Brocchi, Massimo Oddo, Ronaldo, Ibrahim Ba, Digão, Matteo Darmian, Willy Aubameyang, Alexandre Pato, Ibrahim Ba, Mitja Novinič, Nafta Lendava, Federico Coppiardi, A.C. Mantova|Mantova, Digão, Rimini Calcio F.C.|Rimini, Alexandre Pato, Sport Club Internacional|Internacional, Alessandro Costacurta, Massimo Donati, Celtic F.C.|Celtic, Christian Abbiati, Atl%C3%A9tico_Madrid|Atletico Madrid, Ferdinando Coppola, Atalanta B.C.|Atalanta, Luca Antonelli, A.S. Bari|Bari, Leandro Grimi, A.C. Siena|Siena, Marcus Plinio Diniz Paixao, A.C. Monza Brianza 1912|Monza, Davide Di Gennaro, Bologna F.C. 1909|Bologna, Sandro Bloudek, Calcio Lecco 1912|Lecco, Ricardo Oliveira, Real Zaragoza|Zaragoza, Paolo Maldini, Football (soccer) positions#Centre-back|centre-back, Franco Baresi, Football (soccer) positions#Sweeper|sweeper, Carlo Ancelotti, Head Coach, Mauro Tassotti, Coach (sport)|Assistant Coach, Alessandro Costacurta, Coach (sport)|Assistant Coach, Villiam Vecchi, Beniamino Abate, Goalkeeper|Goalkeeping, Coach (sport)|Coaches, Physical Fitness|Fitness Coaches, Silvano Ramaccioni, Medical director|Medical Director, Physician|Club Doctor, Physical therapy|Physiotherapists, February 2, 2007, Alex Guerci, Davide Facchin, Gastone Bottini, Willy Aubameyang, Matteo Darmian, Matteo Bruscagin, Matteo Lunati, Ferdinando Vitofrancesco, Daniel Offredi, Emanuele Orlandi, Enrico Travaini, Marco Bergamini, Alessandro Candi, Riccardo Caraglia, Andrea Gritti (footballer)|Andrea Gritti, Mitja Novinič, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang|Pierre Aubameyang, Andrea Cosner, Enrico Da Ros, Kingsley Umunegbu, Federico Coppiardi, Filippo Galli, Head Coach, Coach (sport)|Assistant Coaches, Sebastiano Rossi, Goalkeeper|Goalkeeping, Coach (sport)|Coach, club, Real Madrid, Star (football crest)|star, UEFA badge of honour#The badge of honour|UEFA Badge of Honour, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, Serie A|Scudetto, Italian Football Championship 1901|1901, Italian Football Championship 1906|1906, Italian Football Championship 1907|1907, Serie A 1978-79|1978-79, Serie A 1987-88|1987-88, Serie A 1991-92|1991-92, Serie A 1992-93|1992-93, Serie A 1993-94|1993-94, Serie A 1995-96|1995-96, Serie A 1998-99|1998-99, Serie A 2003-04|2003-04, Italian Football Championship 1902|1902, Serie A 1968-69|1968-69, Serie A 1970-71|1970-71, Serie A 1971-72|1971-72, Serie A 1972-73|1972-73, Serie A 1989-90|1989-90, Serie A 1990-91|1990-91, Serie A 2004-05|2004-05, Serie B, Coppa Italia, Italian Super Cup|Super Coppa di Lega, UEFA Champions League, European Cup 1962-63|1962-63, European Cup 1968-69|1968-69, European Cup 1988-89|1988-89, European Cup 1989-90|1989-90, UEFA Champions League 1993-94|1993-94, UEFA Champions League 2002-03|2002-03, UEFA Champions League 2006-2007|2006-07, European Cup 1957-58|1957-58, UEFA Champions League 1992-93|1992-93, UEFA Champions League 1994-95|1994-95, UEFA Champions League 2004-05|2004-05, Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1967-68|1967-68, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1972-73|1972-73, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1973-74|1973-74, European Super Cup, FIFA World Club Championship|World Club Championship, European/South American Cup|Intercontinental Cup, Mitropa Cup, Latin Cup, Paolo Maldini, Serie A, 2008, Sweden|Swede, Gunnar Nordahl, Andrei Shevchenko, Filippo Inzaghi, Serie A 1991-92|1991/1992, Parma FC|Parma, 26 May, 1991, 21 March, 1993, Serie A, Steaua Bucharest, Glasgow Celtic, Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini, List of A.C. Milan coaches|Milan Coaches, Image:AC Milan 05-06 FormazioneTipo.png|thumb|right|Ancelotti's 4-3-1-2 formation during the 2005/2006 season, Nereo Rocco, Arrigo Sacchi, Fabio Capello, Carlo Ancelotti, Scudetto|Scudetti, European Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup|Cup Winners' Cup, 1968, Silvio Berlusconi|Silvio Berlusconi's, Netherlands|Dutch, striker (football)|striker, Marco Van Basten, Fabio Capello, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, F.C. Barcelona, UEFA Champions League 1993-94|1993-94, Alessandro Costacurta, Franco Baresi, Johan Cruyff, Carlo Ancelotti, Serie A, Serie A 2003-04|2003/2004, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, UEFA Champions League 2002-03|2002/2003, Football formations#4-4-2 diamond or 4-3-1-2|4-3-1-2, Football formations#4-3-2-1|4-3-2-1, :Category:A.C. Milan players, Demetrio Albertini, Enrico Albertosi, Carlo Ancelotti, Carlo Annovazzi, Mario Angelo Anquilletti|Mario Anquilletti, Giuseppe Antonini I|Giuseppe Antonini, Pietro Sante Arcari III|Pietro Arcari, Roberto Baggio, Franco Baresi, Romeo Benetti, Aldo Bet, Alberto Bigon, Aldo Boffi, Lorenzo Buffon, Ruben Buriani, Sandy Renzo Burini, Fabio Capello, Daniel Cavero, Fulvio Collovati, Angelo Colombo, Alessandro Costacurta, Fabio Cudicini, Mario David, Renzo De Vecchi, Paolo Di Canio, Roberto Donadoni, Stefano Eranio, Alberigo Evani, Filippo Galli, Giovanni Galli, Maurizio Ganz, Giorgio Ghezzi, Gianluigi Lentini, Giovanni Lodetti, Aldo Maldera, Cesare Maldini, Paolo Maldini, Daniele Massaro, Giuseppe Meazza, Bruno Mora, Giovanni Moretti, Christian Panucci, Massimo Piscitello, Pierino Prati, Gianni Rivera, Roberto Rosato, Paolo Rossi, Sebastiano Rossi, Giuseppe Santagostino, Marco Simone, Mauro Tassotti, Omero Tognon, Giovanni Trapattoni, Mario Trebbi, Villiam Vecchi, Pietro Vierchowod, Pietro Paolo Virdis, Francesco Zagatti, Claudio Borghi, Hernán Crespo, Fernando Redondo, Jose Altafini, Cafu, Nélson de Jesús Silva|Dida, Dino Sani, Sergio Claudio dos Santos|Serginho, Leonardo Nascimento de Araujo|Leonardo, Rivaldo, Angelo Benedicto Sormani|Angelo Sormani, Zvonimir Boban, Thomas Helveg, Jon Dahl Tomasson, Luther Blissett (footballer)|Luther Blissett, Jimmy Greaves, Mark Hateley, Herbert Kilpin, Ray Wilkins, Marcel Desailly, Jean-Pierre Papin, Oliver Bierhoff, Karl-Heinz Schnellinger, George Weah, Dejan Savićević, Louis Van Hege, Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit, Frank Rijkaard, Jaap Stam, Morales Benitez Victor|Victor Benitez, Rui Costa, Joe Jordan (footballer)|Joe Jordan, Gunnar Gren, Nils Liedholm, Gunnar Nordahl, Andriy Shevchenko, Juan Alberto Schiaffino, Alfred Edwards, Giannino Camperio, Piero Pirelli, Luigi Ravasco, Mario Bernazzoli, Luigi Ravasco, Pietro Annoni, Pietro Annoni|Annoni, G. Lorenzini|Lorenzini, Rino Valdameri|Valdameri, Emilio Colombo (entrepreneur)|Emilio Colombo, Achille Invernizzi, Umberto Trabattoni, Antonio Busini|Toni Busini, Umberto Trabattoni, Andrea Rizzoli, Felice Riva, Federico Sordillo, Luigi Carraro, Franco Carraro, Federico Sordillo, Albino Buticchi, Bruno Pardi, Vittorio Duina, Felice Colombo, Gaetano Morazzoni, Giuseppe Farina (entrepreneur)|Giuseppe Farina, Rosario Lo Verde, Silvio Berlusconi, Silvio Berlusconi, 2006 Serie A scandal, Football in Italy, European Cup and Champions League records and statistics, European Cup and Champions League finals|UEFA Champions League finals, List of AC Milan players, Category:A.C. Milan| , Category:Italian football clubs|Milan, Category:G-14 clubs|Milan, AC, Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1899|Milan, Category:Italian football (soccer) First Division clubs|Milan, Category:Serie A clubs|Milan, Category:Serie B clubs|Milan, Category:Football clubs in Lombardy|Milan, Category:it.wikipedia Featured Articles, ar:إيه سي ميلان, ast:AC Milán, az:A. C. Milan, bn:এ.সি. মিলান, bs:AC Milan, bg:Милан, ca:Associazione Calcio Milan, cs:AC Milan, cy:A.C. Milan, da:AC Milan, de:AC Mailand, et:AC Milan, es:Associazione Calcio Milan, eo:A.C. Milan, eu:AC Milan, fa:آ.ث. میلان, fr:Associazione Calcio Milan, ga:A.C. Milan, gl:AC Milan, ko:AC 밀란, hr:A.C. Milan, id:AC Milan, is:AC Milan, it:Associazione Calcio Milan, he:מילאן (כדורגל), ka:მილანი (საფეხბურთო კლუბი), lv:AC Milan, lt:A.C. Milan, nl:AC Milan, ja:ACミラン, no:AC Milan, pl:A.C. Milan, pt:Associazione Calcio Milan, ro:AC Milan, ru:Милан (футбольный клуб), sq:A.C. Milan, scn:AC Milan, simple:A.C. Milan, sk:A.C. Miláno, sr:ФК Милан, sh:A.C. Milan, fi:AC Milan, sv:AC Milan, th:เอซี มิลาน, vi:A.C. Milan, tr:A.C. Milan, uk:Мілан (футбольний клуб), zh:米兰足球俱乐部]
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A.D.	[1.0, Special:Contributions/April Is Really Fooled|April Is Really Fooled, User talk:April Is Really Fooled|talk, Anno Domini]
A.D. Police	[1.0, WP:CFD|CFD, Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2007 May 20, Mecha, Police, Sci-Fi, Tony Takezaki, Byakuya Shobo, Samurai Editions, Feest comics, VIZ, November, 1989, August, 1990, 2007-02-18, Image:Ad policemangafrance.png|thumb|right|AD Police manga, French edition (1990, Samurai Editions), Image:ad_police_manga_japanese_cover_lowres.jpg|thumb|right|AD Police manga, Japanese edition (2004), Tony Takezaki, Senno Knife, anime, science fiction, AD Police: To Serve and Protect, AD Police Files, Original Video Animation|OVA, spin-off, Bubblegum Crisis, police, terrorism|terrorist, Boomer (anime term)|Boomer, robot, Megatokyo, anime, AD Police Files, Bubblegum Crisis, Bubblegum Crash, Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, AD Police: To Serve and Protect|AD Police (TV), Parasite Dolls, manga, comics, Ani-Mayhem, Collectible Card Game, Leon McNichol, Daley Wong, Jeena Malso, Hans Klief, Kenji Sasaki, Lou Bonnevie, Category:Bubblegum crisis, Category:Fictional law enforcement agencies, Category:Adventure anime and manga, Category:Horror anime and manga, Category:Mecha anime and manga, Category:Mystery anime and manga, de:Bubblegum Crisis#AD_Police_Files, pt:A.D. Police]
A.E. van Vogt	[1.0, A. E. van Vogt]
A.I.	[1.0, Ai]
A.K. Erlang	[1.0, Agner Krarup Erlang]
A.L.I.C.E	[1.0, ALICE]
A.S. Roma	[1.0, Image:AS Roma.png|150px|emblem, July 22, 1927, Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Franco Sensi, Luciano Spalletti, Serie A, Serie A 2006-07|2006-07, Serie A, Serie_A_2007-08|2007-08 campaign, Serie_A|Serie A, Romulus and Remus, Founding_of_Rome|myth of the creation of Rome, Eternal City, Coppa Italia, UEFA Champions League, July, 1927, Italian Football League Teams|Italian football league, Roman F.C.|Roman FC, 1903, S.S. Alba-Audace Roma|Alba-Audace Roma, Fortitudo-Pro Roma S.G.S.|Fortitudo-Pro Roma, S.S. Lazio|Lazio, Italian fascism|regime's, Florence, Naples, Bari, working-class, Testaccio, Stadio Flaminio, Stadio Olimpico, Image:ASRposition.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Historical AS Roma positions in Serie A, Serie A|Scudetto, Giacomo Losi, Franco Cordova, Giancarlo De Sisti, Image:Pruzzo 78-79.jpg|left|thumb|150px|[[Roberto Pruzzo, Bruno Conti, Agostino Di Bartolomei, Roberto Pruzzo, Falcao, Turone's goal|controversially, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, UEFA Champions League|European Cup, Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool, UEFA Cup, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter Milan, Parma F.C.|Parma, Francesco Totti, 2006 FIFA World Cup, UEFA Champions League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, AC Milan, FC Dynamo Kyiv|Dynamo Kiev, Bayer 04 Leverkusen|Bayer Leverkusen, Vincenzo Montella, Coppa Italia, Olympique Lyonnais, Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United, Old Trafford (football ground)|Old Trafford, F.C. Shakhtar Donetsk|Shakhtar Donetsk, Real Madrid, Sevilla FC|Sevilla, Serie A 2006-07|second place in Serie A, Inter Milan, San Siro, Coppa Italia 2006-07|2007 Coppa Italia, Coppa Italia, Image:OlimpicoRoma.JPG|thumb|right|350px|[[Stadio Olimpico, Stadio Olimpico, S.S. Lazio, Derby della Capitale, 1979, Vincenzo Paparelli, Ultras, raison d'être, Antonello Venditti, Italy national football team|Italian national team, AS Roma 2007-08, Gianluca Curci, Christian Panucci, Juan Silveira dos Santos|Juan, Philippe Mexès, David Pizarro, Alberto Aquilani, Mirko Vučinić, Francesco Totti, Captain (football)|captain, Rodrigo Taddei, Marco Andreolli, Ludovic Giuly, Daniele De Rossi, Edgar Álvarez, Mauro Esposito, Keivan Zarineh, Simone Perrotta, Matteo Ferrari, Max Tonetto, Shabani Nonda, Carlo Zotti, Adrian Piţ, Júlio Sérgio Bertagnoli|Júlio Sérgio, Aleandro Rosi, Ahmed Barusso, Alessandro Faiolhe Amantino Mancini|Mancini, Donieber Alexander Marangon|Doni, Matteo Brighi, Gianluca Freddi, Marco Cassetti, Edgar Álvarez, F.C. Messina Peloro|Messina, Matteo Brighi, A.C. ChievoVerona|Chievo, Shabani Nonda, Blackburn Rovers F.C.|Blackburn Rovers, Samuel Kuffour, A.S. Livorno Calcio|Livorno, Carlo Zotti, U.C. Sampdoria|Sampdoria, David Pizarro, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Inter, Marco Cassetti, U.S. Lecce|Lecce, Mirko Vucinic, U.S. Lecce|Lecce, Adrian Piţ, AC Bellinzona|Bellinzona, 2007-07-13, Ahmed Barusso, Rimini Calcio F.C.|Rimini, 2007-06-15, Juan Silveira dos Santos|Juan, Bayer 04 Leverkusen|Bayer Leverkusen, 2007-06-21, Mauro Esposito, Cagliari Calcio, 2007-07-04, Keivan Zarineh, F.C. Rieti|Rieti, Ludovic Giuly, FC Barcelona|Barcelona, 2007-07-17, Marco Andreolli, Inter Milan, 2007-07-27, Alessandro Tulli, U.S. Lecce|Lecce, Daniele Corvia, A.C. Siena|Siena, Damiano Ferronetti, Parma F.C.|Parma, Giuseppe Scurto, A.C. ChievoVerona|Chievo, Gianluca Comotto, Torino F.C.|Torino, Alessandro Simonetta, A.C. Arezzo|Arezzo, Christian Wilhelmsson, FC Nantes Atlantique|Nantes, Gilberto Martinez, Brescia Calcio|Brescia, Rodrigo Defendi, Tottenham Hotspurs|Tottenham, Francesco Tavano, Valencia CF|Valencia, Daniele Magliocchetti, Cagliari Calcio|Cagliari, Simone Palermo, Rimini Calcio F.C.|Rimini, 2007-07-05, Ricardo Faty, Bayer 04 Leverkusen|Bayer Leverkusen, 2007-07-06, Daniele Galloppa, A.C. Siena|Siena, 2007-07-06, Gianluca Galasso, A.S. Bari|Bari, 2007-07-09, Andrea Giacomini, Vicenza Calcio|Vicenza, 2007-07-09, Stefano Okaka Chuka, Modena F.C.|Modena, 2007-07-12, Alessio Cerci, Pisa Calcio|Pisa, 2007-07-12, Vincenzo Montella, U.C. Sampdoria|Sampdoria, 2007-07-13, Valerio Virga, U.S. Grosseto F.C.|Grosseto, 2007-07-13, Cristian Chivu, Inter Milan, 2007-07-27, Aldair, Football (soccer) positions#centre back|centre back, Serie A|Scudetto (Serie A title), Serie A 1941-42|1941-42, Serie A 1982-83|1982-83, Serie A 2000-01|2000-01, Serie A 1930-31|1930-31, Serie A 1935-36|1935-36, Serie A 1954-55|1954-55, Serie A 1980-81|1980-81, Serie A 1983-84|1983-84, Serie A 1985-86|1985-86, Serie A 2001-02|2001-02, Serie A 2003-04|2003-04, Serie A 2005-06|2005-06, Serie A 2006-07|2006-07, Coppa Italia, Image:Totti-a.s.Roma-celebration.jpg|325px|right|thumb|A mural of [[Francesco Totti, Serie A 2000-01|2001 Serie A victory, Coppa Italia 2006-07|     2006-07, Coppa Italia 2002-03|2002-03, Coppa Italia 2004-05|2004-05, Coppa Italia 2005-06|2005-06, Supercoppa Italiana, UEFA Champions League|UEFA Champions League (European Cup), European Cup 1983-84|1983-84, Inter-Cities_Fairs_Cup|Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1960-61|1960-61, UEFA Cup, UEFA Cup 1990-91|1990-91, Anglo-Italian Cup, Anglo-Italiano Cup (calcio) 1972|1971/72, Campionato Nazionale Primavera, Coppa Italia Primavera, Torneo di Viareggio, Torneo di Viareggio 2007|2007, UEFA Champions League|European Champions Clubs' Cup / UEFA Champions League, UEFA Champions League 2006-07|2006-07, Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United FC, European Cup 1983-84|1983-84, Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool FC, Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1991-92|1991-92, AS Monaco FC, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1984-85|1984-85, FC Bayern Munich|FC Bayern München, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1969-70|1969-70, Górnik Zabrze, UEFA Cup, UEFA Cup 1998-99|1998-99, Atlético Madrid|Club Atlético de Madrid, UEFA Cup 1995-96|1995-96, SK Slavia Praha, UEFA Cup 1992-93|1992-93, Borussia Dortmund|BV Borussia Dortmund, UEFA Cup 1990-91|1990-91, F.C. Internazionale Milano|FC Internazionale Milano, UEFA Cup 1982-83|1982-83, S.L. Benfica|SL Benfica, Fairs Cup|Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1963-64|1963-64, 1. FC Köln, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1962-63|1962-63, Valencia CF, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1960-61|1960-61, Birmingham City F.C.|Birmingham City FC, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1958-60|1959-60, R. Union Saint-Gilloise|Union Saint-Gilloise, List of AS Roma players, Luigi Allemandi, Amedeo Amadei, Fulvio Bernardini, Raffaele Costantino, Cesare Augusto Fasanelli, Attilio Ferraris IV, Enrique Lucas Gonzales Guaita, Naim Krieziu, Arturo Chini Ludueña, Guido Masetti, Eraldo Monzeglio, Miguel Angel Pantò, Fosco Risorti, Pietro Serantoni, Rodolfo Volk, Antonio Valentín Angelillo, Helge Bronée, Fabio Cudicini, Dino Da Costa, Giancarlo De Sisti, Angelo Domenghini, Alcides Ghiggia, Francisco Ramón Lojacono, Giacomo Losi, Pedro Manfredini, Gunnar Nordahl, Bruno Pesaola, Paolo Pestrin, Juan Alberto Schiaffino, Karl-Heinz Schnellinger, Angelo Sormani, Armando Tre Re, Arcadio Venturi, Amarildo, Paolo Barison, Dario Bonetti, Fabio Capello, Paolo Conti, Franco Cordova, Luis Del Sol, Piergiorgio Negrisolo, Fernando Orsi, Joaquín Lucas Peiró, Pierino Prati, Francesco Rocca, Sergio Santarini, Franco Selvaggi, Luciano Spinosi, Giuliano Taccola, Carlo Ancelotti, Odoacre Chierico, Bruno Conti, Agostino Di Bartolomei, Falcão|Paulo Roberto Falcão, Giuseppe Giannini, Maurizio Iorio, Aldo Maldera, Sebastiano Nela, Herbert Prohaska, Roberto Pruzzo, Ubaldo Righetti, Franco Tancredi, Maurizio Turone, Pietro Vierchowod, Dmitri Alenichev, Thomas Berthold, Zbigniew Boniek, Claudio Caniggia, Amedeo Carboni, Andrea Carnevale, Toninho Cerezo, Luigi Di Biagio, Daniel Fonseca, Francesco Graziani, Thomas Häßler, Michael Konsel, Siniša Mihajlović, Francesco Moriero, Michele Nappi, Paulo Sérgio Silvestre do Nascimento|Paulo Sérgio, Angelo Peruzzi, Giovanni Piacentini, Ruggiero Rizzitelli, Gianluca Signorini, Antonio Tempestilli, Jonas Thern, Rudi Völler, Serie A 2000-01|2001 scudetto, Aldair, Francesco Antonioli, Marcos Assunção, Abel Balbo, Gabriel Batistuta, Cafu, Vincent Candela, Marco Delvecchio, Eusebio Di Francesco, Emerson Ferreira da Rosa|Emerson, Gianni Guigou, Amedeo Mangone, Vincenzo Montella, Hidetoshi Nakata, Walter Samuel, Damiano Tommasi, Antonio Carlos Zago, Cristiano Zanetti, Jonathan Zebina, John Carew, Antonio Cassano, Christian Chivu, Leandro Cufré, Olivier Dacourt, Traianos Dellas, Diego Fuser, Josep Guardiola, Francisco Lima, Mido (footballer)|Mido, Ivan Pelizzoli, Luigi Allemandi, 1934 World Cup|Italy 1934, Attilio Ferraris IV, 1934 World Cup|Italy 1934, Eraldo Monzeglio, 1934 World Cup|Italy 1934, Pietro Serantoni, 1938 World Cup|Italy 1938, Bruno Conti, 1982 World Cup|Spain 1982, Thomas Berthold, 1990 World Cup|Italy 1990, Rudi Völler, 1990 World Cup|Italy 1990, Aldair, 1994 World Cup|USA 1994, Vincent Candela, 1998 World Cup|France 1998, Cafu, 2002 World Cup|Korea/Japan 2002, Daniele De Rossi, 2006 World Cup|Germany 2006, Simone Perrotta, 2006 World Cup|Germany 2006, Francesco Totti, 2006 World Cup|Germany 2006, Luciano Spalletti, Bruno Conti, Luigi Del Neri, Rudi Völler, Cesare Prandelli, Fabio Capello, Zdeněk Zeman, Ezio Sella, Carlos Bianchi, Carlo Mazzone, Vujadin Boškov, Ottavio Bianchi, Gigi Radice, Luciano Spinosi, Angelo Sormani, Sven-Göran Eriksson, Ferruccio Valcareggi, Gustavo Giagnoni, Nils Liedholm, Manlio Scopigno, Tonino Trebiciani, Luciano Tessari, Helenio Herrera, Oronzo Pugliese, Juan Carlos Lorenzo, Luis Miró, Naim Krieziu, Luis Carniglia, Alfredo Foni, Gunnar Nordahl, Alec Stock, György Sarosi, Jesse Carver, Mario Varglien, Giuseppe Viani, Pietro Serantoni, Adolfo Baloncieri, Fulvio Bernardini, Luigi Brunella, Imre Senkey, Giovanni Degni, Guido Masetti, Géza Kertész, Alfréd Schäffer, Guido Ara, Luigi Barbesino, Lajos Kovács, Jonas Barr, Francis Burgess, Guido Baccani, William Garbutt|Willy Garbutt, Category:A.S. Roma| , Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1927|Roma, Category:Italian football clubs|Roma, Category:Sport in Rome, Category:Publicly traded sports companies, Category:Italian football (soccer) First Division clubs|Roma, Category:Serie A clubs|Roma, Category:Serie B clubs|Roma, Category:Football clubs in Lazio|Roma, ar:نادي روما الإيطالي, ca:Associazione Sportiva Roma, cs:AS Roma, da:AS Roma, de:AS Rom, el:Ρόμα, es:Associazione Sportiva Roma, fa:آ اس رم, fr:AS Rome, hr:A.S. Roma, id:AS Roma, it:Associazione Sportiva Roma, he:רומא (כדורגל), lv:A.S. Roma, lt:A.S. Roma, hu:AS Roma, ms:A.S. Roma, nl:AS Roma, ja:ASローマ, no:AS Roma, pl:AS Roma, pt:Associazione Sportiva Roma, ro:AS Roma, ru:Рома (футбольный клуб), sc:A.S. Roma, sr:A.S. Roma, fi:Associazione Sportiva Roma, sv:AS Roma, th:สโมสรฟุตบอลโรม่า, vi:A.S. Roma, tr:AS Roma, zh:羅馬足球俱樂部]
ABBA	[1.0, Image:ABBA-logo.svg|100px, Robert Hughes (Australian actor)|Robert Hughes, ABBA: The Movie, Stockholm, Sweden, pop music|Pop, Disco, Polar Music, Polydor Records|Polydor, Atlantic Records|Atlantic, RCA, Universal Music Group|Universal, PolyGram, Hep Stars, Hootenanny Singers, Benny Anderssons Orkester, A*Teens, Björn Again, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Agnetha Fältskog, Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Sweden|Swedish, pop music|pop, Acronym and initialism|acronym, The Times, Continental Europe|mainland Europe, UK Singles Chart|United Kingdom, Hot 100 Singles Sales|United States, Canada, ARIA Charts|Australia, RIANZ|New Zealand, Benny Andersson, The Hep Stars, The Hootenanny Singers, Lasse Berghagen, Hej, Clown, 1969, Melodifestivalen, Eurovision Song Contest, Brita Borg, Ljuva Sextiotal, Björn Ulvaeus, The Hootenanny Singers, folk music|folk, skiffle, Isn't It Easy to Say, Stikkan Anderson|Stig Anderson, Polar Music, Omkring Tiggarn Från Luossa, Agnetha Fältskog, schlager, Connie Francis, cover version|covers, folkpark, Melodifestivalen, Försonade, Mary Magdalene, Jesus Christ Superstar, Anni-Frid Lyngstad|Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad, EMI, May 1, 1969, Melodifestivalen, Härlig är vår jord, Hej, Clown, Frida Ensam, Fernando (song)|Fernando, Japan, The Seduction of Inga, 1971, 1970, Cyprus, United Nations, Hej, Gamle Man, 1971, Stig Anderson, Polar, Melodifestivalen, 1971, Säg Det Med En Sång, Lena Anderson, She's My Kind Of Girl, Epic Records|Epic, Japan, 1972, People Need Love, June, 1972, Cashbox, Record World, Playboy Records, Ring Ring (album)|Ring Ring, Ogg, Ring Ring (English version)|Ring Ring, Michael B. Tretow, wall of sound, Neil Sedaka, Phil Cody, February 10, 1973, Ring Ring (album)|Ring Ring, Abba Seafood|Abba, Acronym and initialism|acronym, logo, registered trademark, Metronome Studio, Stockholm, October 16, 1973, Image:Abbamf74.JPG|thumb|200px|ABBA performing "Waterloo" at [[Melodifestivalen 1974, Eurovision Song Contest 1974|1974 contest, Waterloo (song)|Waterloo, glam rock, England, Michael B. Tretow, February 9, 1974, Brighton Dome, England, April 6, 1974, Waterloo, Billboard Hot 100, Waterloo (album)|Waterloo, Billboard 200, Honey, Honey, one-hit wonder, Ogg, Ogg, Ogg, Ogg, Denmark, West Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Sweden, Finland, Stockholm, Gröna Lund, ABBA (album)|ABBA, SOS (ABBA song)|SOS, Mamma Mia (song)|Mamma Mia, Record World, Broadcast Music Incorporated|BMI, United States, Greatest Hits, Arrival, Dancing Queen, Greatest Hits (ABBA album)|Greatest Hits, Fernando (song)|Fernando, Fernando (song)|Fernando, Greatest Hits, The Singles: The First Ten Years, Arrival (ABBA album)|Arrival, Greatest Hits, Billboard Adult Contemporary, Hey Jude, Melody Maker, New Musical Express, Arrival, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You (single)|Knowing Me, Knowing You, Dancing Queen, BRIT Awards|BRIT Award, Australia, Billboard, Hot Dance Club Play, Arrival, Billboard, Ogg, Ogg, Ogg, Ogg, Oslo, Norway, 28 January, Australia, Western Europe, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Royal Albert Hall, Australia, ABBA: The Movie, Lasse Hallström, The Album, The Name of the Game, Take a Chance on Me, Eagle (song)|Eagle, Polar Music, Stockholm, Led Zeppelin, In Through the Out Door, Genesis (band)|Genesis, Ogg, Ogg, Ogg, Olivia Newton-John, Summer Night City, disco, Chiquitita, Music for UNICEF Concert, United Nations General Assembly, copyright, United Nations Children's Fund|UNICEF, Music for UNICEF Concert, Voulez-Vous, background, Criteria Studios, Miami, United States|U.S., recording engineer, Tom Dowd, Chiquitita, Does Your Mother Know, Voulez-Vous (song)|Voulez-Vous, I Have a Dream (song)|I Have a Dream, RPM, Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (ABBA album)|Greatest Hits Vol. 2, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), disco, embargo, Soviet ruble|ruble, The Biography Channel, September 13, 1979, Northlands Coliseum, Edmonton, Canada, Washington, DC, Windsor Locks, Connecticut Tornado, Toronto, Maple Leaf Gardens, October 19, 1979, Western Europe, London, Wembley Arena, Japan, Narita International Airport, Tokyo, Budokan, Super Trouper (album)|Super Trouper, Ogg, Ogg, Super Trouper (album)|Super Trouper, synthesiser, The Winner Takes It All, Super Trouper (song)|Super Trouper, Lay All Your Love on Me, Gracias Por La Música, Japan, Australia, South America, The Visitors, The Visitors, One of Us (ABBA song)|One of Us, Ogg, Ogg, When All is Said and Done, North America, Australia, New Zealand, The Winner Takes It All, One of Us (ABBA song)|One of Us, The Singles: The First Ten Years, The Day Before You Came, Cassandra, Under Attack, You Owe Me One, United Kingdom|UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, I Am the City, Just Like That (ABBA song)|Just Like That, I Am the City, More ABBA Gold, 1993, The Singles: The First Ten Years, Saturday Superstore, The Late, Late Breakfast Show, Germany, Show Express, 19 November, 1982, Sweden, Nöjesmaskinen, 11 December, 1982, United Kingdom|UK, Noel Edmonds, Stockholm, Just Like That (ABBA song)|Just Like That, Tim Rice, Chess (musical)|Chess, Tivedshambo, Stig Anderson, Sweden|Swedish, Claes af Geijerstam, ABBA Live, Görel Hanser, Mono Music, a cappella, Mamma Mia!, London, Stockholm, U2, Stockholm, Dancing Queen, B & B in Concert, Stockholm, BAO!, Like an Angel Passing Through My Room, Anne Sophie Von Otter, When All Is Said And Done, Victoria Tolstoy, The Real Group, I Have a Dream, Dan Daniell, Chess (musical)|Chess, Tim Rice, Elaine Paige, Murray Head, Barbra Dickson, Tommy Körberg, Björn Skifs, One Night in Bangkok, I Know Him So Well, West End theatre|West End, Broadway theatre|Broadway, Kristina från Duvemåla, Malmö, Lars Rudolfsson, The Emigrants, tetralogy, Vilhelm Moberg, Småland, Minnesota, The Emigrants (film)|film version, Academy Awards, Mamma Mia!, 18 July, 2008, Gemini (band)|Gemini, Klinga Mina Klockor, The Ainbusk Singers, Lassie, Älska Mig, Shapes, Roy Andersson, Songs from the Second Floor, BAO!, Svensktoppen, Du Är Min Man, Helen Sjöholm, 16 July, 2005, Västervik, Phil Collins, Something's Going On, Shine (Frida album)|Shine, Steve Lillywhite, I Stand Alone (album)|I Stand Alone, Peter Cetera, autobiography, My Colouring Book, Djupa andetag, The Sun Will Shine Again, Deep Purple, Jon Lord, 26 August, 1992, 24 May, 1950, 29 October, 1999, lymphoma, United Kingdom|UK, Erasure, U2, Stockholm, ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits, US, More ABBA Gold: More ABBA Hits, Australian, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Muriel's Wedding, Thank You for the Music (1994)|Thank You for the Music, Evan Dando, The Lemonheads, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Sinéad O'Connor, Stephen Gately, Chiquitita, Tanita Tikaram, Blancmange, The Day Before You Came, Lay All Your Love On Me, SOS (ABBA song)|SOS, Sweden, United Kingdom|UK, Bjorn Again, Arrival, Sweden, Beijing, China, A*Teens, Mamma Mia!, Mamma Mia! (film)|film, Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Dancing Queen, USA, 9 April, 1977, Take a Chance on Me, 14 February, Royal Albert Hall, 20 March, 1976, Channel 9, Apollo 11|the Moon landing, Harpo, Movie Star, Anne Karine Strøm, Eurovision Song Contest, Johan Karlberg|Johan, Eurovision Song Contest, Pick a Bale of Cotton, On Top of Old Smoky|On Top of Old Smokey, Midnight Special, Leadbelly, Pete Seeger, Burl Ives, Ted Gärdestad, Lill-Babs, Lena Andersson, Finn Kalvik, Michael B. Tretow, Let's Boogie, Ulf Lundell, Adam Ant, Dieter Zimmermann, The Angry Beavers, Stockholm, Erasure (band)|Erasure, Edelweiss (band)|Edelweiss, Kylie Minogue, tribute band, Björn Again, techno music|Techno, house music|house, ABBAcadabra, Magnetic Fields, Stephin Merritt, Elvis Costello, When I Was Cruel, The Fugees, Sampling (music)|sampled, The Name of the Game, When We Were Kings, Madonna (entertainer)|Madonna, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), Hung Up, Confessions Tour|Confessions, ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits, heavy metal, Therion (band)|Therion, Tad Morose, Yngwie Malmsteen, A*Teens, Zoo TV, U2, Bono, The Edge, Wayne's World, Image:ABBA-1979tour cape.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Poncho worn by [[Agnetha Fältskog|Agnetha, Anni-Frid Lyngstad|Frida, Lasse Hallström, My Life as a Dog, The Cider House Rules, Chocolat (movie)|Chocolat, Fear of flying|afraid of flying, The Local, ABBA unreleased songs, ABBAMAIL, A*Teens, List of number-one hits (United States), List of artists who reached number one on the Hot 100 (U.S.), List of Number 1 Dance Hits (United States), List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart, List of Number 1 singles (UK), UK Best selling singles artists of all time, List of artists who reached number one in Ireland, List of artists who reached number one on the Australian singles chart, List of Swedes in music, Best selling music artists, The Complete Studio Recordings (ABBA album), Music of Sweden, A*Teens, Universal Music, Anne-Marie David, Eurovision Song Contest|Winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, Teach-In, Category:ABBA| , Category:Bands with female lead singers, Category:Dance musical groups, Category:Disco musicians, Category:Swedish dance musicians, Category:Swedish pop music groups, Category:European music groups, Category:Eurovision winners, Category:Eurovision contestants, Category:Melodifestivalen contestants, Category:Melodifestivalen winners, Category:Musical groups founded by married couples, Category:Musical groups established in 1972, Category:Musical groups disestablished in 1982, Category:Quartets, af:ABBA, ar:آبا, zh-min-nan:ABBA, bs:ABBA, bg:АББА, ca:ABBA, cs:ABBA, cy:ABBA, da:ABBA, de:ABBA, et:ABBA, es:ABBA, eo:ABBA, eu:ABBA, fa:آبا, fo:ABBA, fr:ABBA, gl:ABBA, ko:아바, hr:ABBA, id:ABBA, is:ABBA, it:ABBA, he:אבבא, lt:ABBA, hu:ABBA, nl:ABBA, ja:ABBA, no:ABBA, nn:ABBA, pl:ABBA, pt:ABBA, ro:ABBA, ru:ABBA, scn:ABBA, simple:ABBA, sk:ABBA, sl:ABBA, sr:АББА, sh:ABBA, fi:ABBA, sv:ABBA, vi:ABBA, tr:ABBA, uk:ABBA, zh:ABBA]
ABC	[1.0, Latin alphabet, three-letter acronym, American Broadcasting Company, ABC Studios, ABC News, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, ABC News (Australia)|ABC News and Current Affairs, ABC_Radio_(disambiguation)|ABC Radio, ABC Local Radio|Local Radio, Radio National, ABC Classic FM|Classic FM, ABC NewsRadio, ABC DiG, Radio Australia, ABC Television (Australia)|ABC Television, ABC TV, ABC2, ABC Kids Channel, ABC Kids, Fly TV, ABC Rollercoaster|Rollercoaster, Asahi Broadcasting Corporation, Associated Broadcasting Company, Associated British Corporation, ABC (Swedish news programme), Sveriges Television, America's Best Comics (DC), ABC (newspaper), Associated British Cinemas, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Audited Bureau of Circulations, ABC (1906 automobile), ABC (1920 automobile), ABC (1922 automobile), ABC (1999 automotive innovation), ABC (album), ABC (song)|"ABC" (song), ABC (band), ABC (Pipettes song), ABC Records, ABC-DEF-GHI, The Alphabet Song, ABC Glasgow, ABC Classics, Advanced Bioimaging Centre, Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, ATP-binding cassette transporter genes, Aneurysmal bone cyst, abc conjecture, The ABC Model of Flower Development, ABC (medical), ABC Dry Chemical, Abortion-breast cancer hypothesis, Approximate Bayesian Computation, Atanasoff–Berry Computer, ABC (programming language), ABC (cipher), ABC (block cipher), ABC 80, ABC 800, Abstract base class, Abstraction (computer science)|abstraction, object-oriented programming, ABC countries, ABC Powers, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, ABC Region, São Paulo, ABC islands (Alaska), ABC islands (Lesser Antilles), Abstinence, be faithful, use a condom, Anarchist Black Cross, ABC (Yet Another BitTorrent Client), Abc notation, ABC store, ABC Stores (Hawaii)|ABC Stores, ABC Warehouse, ABC weapons, Acadian Baptist Center, Acceptable behaviour contract, ASBO, Activity Based Costing, Advanced Booking Charter, Aerated Bread Company, African Bird Club, African Black Coalition, Air batu campur, Alien big cat, California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control | Alcoholic Beverage Control, American Bird Conservancy, American-born Chinese, American Bowling Congress, Appalachian Brewing Company, Artificial birth control, Asian Badminton Confederation, Association of British Counties, Atlanta Bread Company, Australian Bird Count, FIBA Asia, All Basotho Convention, Lesotho, af:ABC, bg:ABC, ca:ABC, cs:ABC (rozcestník), da:ABC, de:ABC, et:ABC, el:ABC, es:ABC, eo:ABC, eu:ABC, fr:ABC, ko:ABC, io:ABC, it:ABC, la:ABC, hu:ABC, ms:ABC, nl:ABC, ja:ABC, no:ABC, pl:ABC, pt:ABC, ro:ABC, ru:ABC, sq:ABC, simple:ABC, sk:ABC, sl:ABC, fi:ABC, sv:ABC, th:ABC, vi:ABC, tr:ABC, zh:ABC]
ABCD	[1.0, ABC (medical), ABCD rating, ABCD syndrome, ABCD guideline, heuristic, melanoma, Association of Better Computer Dealers, CompTIA, ABCD Region, São Paulo, Brazil, American-Born Confused Desi, Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD), English alphabet, ABCD, New York, South Asian American, rmy:ABCD]
ABM	[1.0, ja:ABM, three-letter acronym, Anti-ballistic missile, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, Asynchronous Balanced Mode, Agent based model, automated banking machine, Activity-based management, Air Battle Manager, ABM Industries Incorporated, Applied Biological Materials, Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, Antique Boat Museum, IATA airport code, Bamaga Injinoo Airport, de:ABM, it:ABM, ja:ABM, no:ABM, nn:ABM, sv:ABM]
ABM treaty	[1.0, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty]
AC Milan	[1.0, A.C. Milan, A.C. Milan]
ACCU (organisation)	[1.0, C (programming language)|C, C++, C Sharp programming language|C#, Java (programming language)|Java, Perl, Python (programming language)|Python, committee, Academic conference|conference, Academic conference|track, discount, Category:C programming language family, pl:ACCU]
ACE inhibitor	[1.0, Image:Captopril.png|thumb|Captopril, the first ACE inhibitor|200px|right, angiotensin-converting enzyme|'''A'''ngiotensin-'''C'''onverting '''E'''nzyme, pharmaceutical, hypertension, congestive heart failure, cardiovascular, Congestive heart failure, Hypertension, ventricle (heart)|ventricular, nephropathy, diabetes mellitus, morbidity, Mortality rate|mortality, diuretic, thiazide, furosemide, hydrochlorothiazide, arteriole|arteriolar, cardiac output, cardiac index, stroke volume|volume, natriuresis, sodium, urine, hypertension, Ventricular remodeling, ventricular hypertrophy, aldosterone, vasopressin, Epidemiology|Epidemiological, diabetic nephropathy, renal failure, adverse drug reaction, hypotension, cough, hyperkalemia, headache, Vertigo (medical)|dizziness, Fatigue (physical)|fatigue, nausea, Australian Medicines Handbook, bradykinin, angiotensin II receptor antagonist, captopril, scintigraphy, homeostasis|homeostatic, efferent arteriole, glomerulus|glomeruli, glomerular filtration rate, renal function, renal artery stenosis, Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug|NSAID, diuretic, angioedema, Captopril, Enalapril, Ramipril, Quinapril, Perindopril, Lisinopril, Benazepril, Fosinopril, Casokinin, lactokinin, casein, whey, milk, cultured milk, captopril, myocardial infarction, evidence-based medicine, angioedema, Renal artery stenosis, Aortic valve stenosis, Hypovolaemia, dehydration, Haemodialysis, Australian Drug Evaluation Committee|ADEC, Pregnancy category, Black box warning|black box, trimester, congenital malformation, Circulatory system|cardiovascular, central nervous system, hyperkalemia|hyperkalaemic, angiotensin II receptor antagonist, essential hypertension, heart failure, nephropathy, morbidity, ventricular remodeling, proteinuria, diabetic nephropathy, IgA nephropathy, Leonard T. Skeggs, 1956, Kevin K. F. Ng, John R. Vane, Bradykinin, bradykinin potentiating  factor, Sérgio Henrique Ferreira, Bradykinin potentiating factor, Bothrops jararaca, teprotide, David Cushman, Miguel Ondetti, captopril, Food and Drug Administration, Category:ACE inhibitors, de:ACE-Hemmer, es:IECA, fr:Inhibiteur de l'enzyme de conversion, hr:ACE inhibitori, it:ACE-inibitore, nl:ACE-remmer, ja:ACE阻害薬, nn:ACE-hemmar, pl:Inhibitory konwertazy angiotensyny, pt:IECA, th:เอซีอีอินฮิบิเตอร์, zh:血管紧张素转化酶抑制剂]
ACF Fiorentina	[1.0, Image:Acf_fiorentina.gif|75px|logo, Stadio Artemio Franchi (Florence)|Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence, Italy, Andrea Della Valle, Cesare Prandelli, Serie A, Serie A 2006-07|2006-07, Italy|Italian, football (soccer)|football, Florence, Tuscany, Stadio Artemio Franchi|Artemio Franchi, August 26, 1926, Serie A 1939-40|1939-40, Coppa Italia, scudetto, Serie A 1955-56|1955-56, Serie A 1960-61|1960-61, Cup Winners' Cup, Rangers F.C.|Rangers, Mitropa Cup, Serie A 1968-69|1968-69, Anglo-Italian League Cup, Serie B, Serie A, Vittorio Cecchi Gori, Serie A 2001-02|2001-02, bankruptcy, Serie A 2002-03|2002-03, Diego Della Valle, Serie C2, Angelo Di Livio, Calcio Catania#Caso Catania|''Caso Catania'', Italian Football Federation, Serie B 2003-04|2003-04, test match (football)|playoff, A.C. Perugia|Perugia, Bologna F.C. 1909|Bologna, Parma F.C.|Parma, Serie A 2005-06|2005-06, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, Dario Dainelli, Czech national football team|Czech international, Tomáš Ujfaluši, Cristian Brocchi, Martin Jorgensen, Stefano Fiore, Luca Toni, Sebastian Frey, Luca Toni|Toni, Antonio Valentin Angelillo, Serie A 1958-59|1958-59, European Golden Boot, July 14, 2006, Italian Soccer Match Fixing Scandal|2006 Serie A match fixing scandal, UEFA Champions League 2006-07, Sebastien Frey, Per Krøldrup, Dario Dainelli, Captain (football)|captain, Marco Donadel, Alessandro Gamberini, Alessandro Potenza, Anthony Vanden Borre, Michele Pazienza, Adrian Mutu, Fabio Liverani, Riccardo Montolivo, Massimo Gobbi, Martin Jørgensen, Tomáš Ujfaluši, Zdravko Kuzmanović, Manuel Pasqual, Massimiliano Tagliani, Samuel Di Carmine, Cristiano Lupatelli, Giampaolo Pazzini, Matthias Lepiller, Mario Alberto Santana, Vlada Avramov, Arturo Lupoli, Jan Hable, Ondřej Mazuch, Federico Balzaretti, Christian Vieri, Franco Semioli, Edoardo Pazzagli, Arturo Lupoli, Arsenal F.C.|Arsenal, Jan Hable, FC Hradec Králové|Hradec Králové, Anthony Vanden Borre, R.S.C. Anderlecht|Anderlecht, 2007-06-03, Ondřej Mazuch, 1. FC Brno|Brno, Federico Balzaretti, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, Caetano Prósperi Calil|Caetano, Ipatinga Futebol Clube|Ipatinga, A.C. Siena|Siena, 2007-07-05, Franco Semioli, A.C. ChievoVerona|Chievo Verona, 2007-07-19, Christian Vieri, Atalanta B.C.|Atalanta, 2007-07-20, Luca Toni, FC Bayern Munich|Bayern Munich, Manuele Blasi, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, Davide Brivio, Atalanta B.C.|Atalanta, Valeri Bojinov, Manchester City, Reginaldo Ferreira da Silva|Reginaldo, Parma F.C.|Parma, 2007-07-06, David Enrique Mateo, Treviso F.B.C. 1993|Treviso, 2007-07-11, Guilherme Raymundo do Prado|Guilherme do Prado, Treviso F.B.C. 1993|Treviso, Daniele Adani, Lorenzo Amoruso, Francesco Baiano, Enrico Chiesa, Angelo Di Livio, Christian Riganò, Anselmo Robbiati, Francesco Toldo, Luca Toni, Moreno Torricelli, Gabriel Batistuta, Luis Oliveira, Dunga, Edmundo, Lubos Kubik, Tomáš Řepka, Stefan Effenberg, Jörg Heinrich, Predrag Mijatovic, Rui Costa, Nuno Gomes, Andrei Kanchelskis, Stefan Schwarz, Giancarlo Antognoni, Roberto Baggio, Mario Bertini, Giuseppe Brizi, Stefano Carobbi, Domenico Caso, Luciano Chiarugi, Renzo Contratto, Claudio Desolati, Giancarlo Galdiolo, Giovanni Galli, Francesco Graziani, Claudio Gentile, Daniele Massaro, Claudio Merlo, Paolo Monelli, Andrea Orlandini, Gabriele Oriali, Celeste Pin, Franco Superchi, Pietro Vierchowod, Daniel Passarella, Daniel Bertoni, Ramon Diaz, Sócrates, Sergio Clerici, Glenn Hysen, Enrico Albertosi, Sergio Castelletti, Sergio Cervato, Giuseppe Chiappella, Leonardo Costagliola, Ugo Ferrante, Alberto Galassi, Guido Gratton, Ardico Magnini, Mario Maraschi, Aurelio Milani, Alberto Orzan, Egisto Pandolfini, Gianfranco Petris, Enzo Robotti, Francesco Rosetta, Giuliano Sarti, Armando Segato, Giuseppe Virgili, Amarildo Tavares da Silveira|Amarildo, Julinho, Can Bartu, Lefter Küçükandonyadis, Humberto Maschio, Miguel Montuori, Francisco Lojacono, Kurt Hamrin, Gunnar Gren, Bruno Ballante, Rodolfo Volk | Rodolfo Volk "Bolteni" , Lorenzo Gazzari, Renato Gei, Luigi Griffanti, Augusto Magli, Renzo Magli, Romeo Menti, Bruno Neri, Mario Pizziolo, Raffaele Rivolo, Vinicio Viani, Pedro Petrone, Carlos Gringa, Vincenzo Sarni, Janos Nekadoma, Fulvio Bernardini, Giuseppe Chiappella, Claudio Ranieri, Luigi Ferrero, Giancarlo De Sisti, Bruno Pesaola, Claudio Cesare Prandelli, Giuseppe Galluzzi, Guido Ara, Nándor Hidegkuti, Giovanni Trapattoni, Nils Liedholm, Sven-Göran Eriksson, Lajos Czeizler, Nereo Rocco, Dino Zoff, Fatih Terim, Sebastião Lazaroni, Roberto Mancini, Mario Pizziolo, 1934 FIFA World Cup|Italy 1934, Giancarlo Antognoni, 1982 FIFA World Cup|Spain 1982, Francesco Graziani, 1982 FIFA World Cup|Spain 1982, Giovanni Galli, 1982 FIFA World Cup|Spain 1982, Pietro Vierchowod, 1982 FIFA World Cup|Spain 1982, Daniele Massaro, 1982 FIFA World Cup|Spain 1982, Daniel Passarella, 1986 FIFA World Cup|Mexico 1986, Luca Toni, 2006 FIFA World Cup|Germany 2006, Category:ACF Fiorentina|ACF Fiorentina, Category:Italian football clubs|Fiorentina, Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1926|Fiorentina, Category:Italian football (soccer) First Division clubs|Fiorentina, Category:Serie A clubs|Fiorentina, Category:Serie B clubs|Fiorentina, Category:Football clubs in Tuscany|Fiorentina, ar:فيورنتينا, ca:A.C.F. Fiorentina, cs:ACF Fiorentina, da:Fiorentina, de:AC Florenz, es:Associazione Calcio Fiorentina, fr:AC Fiorentina, hr:ACF Fiorentina, id:ACF Fiorentina, it:ACF Fiorentina, he:פיורנטינה, lt:ACF Fiorentina, nl:AC Fiorentina, ja:フィオレンティーナ, no:ACF Fiorentina, pl:ACF Fiorentina, pt:ACF Fiorentina, ro:ACF Fiorentina, ru:Фиорентина, sl:ACF Fiorentina, sr:ACF Fiorentina, fi:ACF Fiorentina, sv:ACF Fiorentina, tr:ACF Fiorentina, zh:佛罗伦萨足球俱乐部]
ACID properties	[1.0, ACID]
ACN	[1.0, three-letter acronym, Accenture, Achang, Achnasheen railway station, ACN Inc., Acrylonitrile, A Cold November, African Cup of Nations, Allegiance Chat Network, Anglican Communion Network, Ante Christum Natum, Architecture for Control Networks, Armored Core|Armored Core: Nexus, Australian Company Number, Automatic Crash Notification, Jewelry Television, Australian Campus Network, La Trobe University, de:ACN, it:ACN]
AD (disambiguation)	[1.0, Anno Domini, Advertisement, United States Academic Decathlon|Academic Decathlon, Arrested Development (TV Series), American Dad!, Assistant director, Art director, Athletic director, AD (band), A. D. (television), Algemeen Dagblad, Anno Domini (gallery), Latin phrases, AD Music, Andorra, .ad, ISO 3166-1, Action Directe (terrorist group), Democratic Action, Democratic Alternative (Malta), Aad (Omani tribe), Anno Diocletiani, Air defence, Accidental discharge, Active Duty (AD), Destroyer Tender, Air Department, Adenovirus, Alzheimer's disease, Active Directory, Aggregate demand, Automatic differentiation, Axiom of determinacy, Autodynamics, Audio description, Administrative domain, Analog Devices, Analog-to-digital converter, Active Disassembly, Autonomic Dysreflexia, nervous system, Sharpless asymmetric dihydroxylation, Nobel Prize for Chemistry, Airworthiness Directive, Air Paradise, Atlantic & Danville, Norfolk, Franklin and Danville Railway, Ad Tak, Adrian L. Peterson, Antonio Davis, Antonio Daniels, cs:AD, da:AD, de:AD, eo:Ad, es:AD, fr:AD, ko:AD, id:AD (disambiguasi), it:AD, nl:AD, ja:AD, no:AD, pt:AD, ksh:AD (Watt ėßß datt?), ru:AD, sl:AD, fi:Ad, sv:AD, tr:Ad]
ADHD	[1.0, Special:Contributions/169.244.100.45|169.244.100.45, User talk:169.244.100.45|talk, Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder]
AElfric	[1.0, Ælfric (disambiguation)]
AFC Ajax	[1.0, Image:Ajax Amsterdam.png|150px|Ajax logo, Naamloze Vennootschap|NV, March 18, 1900, Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam, Henk ten Cate, Eredivisie, Eredivisie 2006/2007|2006-07, Adidas, ABN AMRO, International Phonetic Alphabet|pronounced, football (soccer)|football, football team|club, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Eredivisie, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, PSV Eindhoven|PSV, European Champion Clubs' Cup|earned the right, UEFA Champions League|European Cup, The Treble#The European Treble|The Treble, Eredivisie, KNVB Cup, Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United, 1999, The Treble#The European Treble|The Treble, Intercontinental Cup, Rangers F.C.|Rangers FC, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, FC Bayern Munich|Bayern Munich, UEFA Champions League|European Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup|Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup, UEFA Intertoto Cup, Intercontinental Cup (football)|Intercontinental Cup, March 18, 1900, Floris Stempel, Carel Reeser, Han Dade|Han, Johan Dade, Jack Kirwan, Sparta Rotterdam, Netherlands national football team|Dutch national team, Jack Reynolds (1881-1962)|Jack Reynolds, Tilburg, Willem II Tilburg|Willem II, Wim Anderiesen|Wim Anderiesen Sr., World War II, 17th century, Dutch Republic, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, De Meer Stadion|'De Meer', Amsterdam ArenA, Olympisch Stadion (Amsterdam)|Olympic Stadium, Gé van Dijk, Rinus Michels, Cor van der Hart, HFC Haarlem, SC Heerenveen|Heerenveen, Frisia|Frisian, The Hague, Door Wilskracht Sterk|DWS, UEFA Champions League|European Cup, Vasas SC, Népstadion, Fredrikstad F.K.|Fredrikstad FK, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup|Cup Winners' Cup, Újpesti Dózsa, Ferenc Bene, Eredivisie, PSV Eindhoven|PSV, Sjaak Swart|Sjaak Swart, Piet Keizer, Rinus Michels, Vic Buckingham, Johan Cruijff, Velibor Vasović, Dukla Praha|Dukla Prague, Beşiktaş J.K.|Beşiktaş, Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool, NAC Breda|NAC, Real Madrid, Ignacio Zoco, Madrid, 1. FC Nürnberg|FC Nürnberg,  S.L. Benfica|Benfica, Lisbon, FC Spartak Trnava|Spartak Trnava, A.C. Milan|AC Milan, Pierino Prati, Velibor Vasović, Angelo Sormani, Ruud Krol, Poland national football team|Poland, European Cup 1969-70|European Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, Arsenal F.C.|Arsenal, Hannover 96, S.S.C. Napoli|Napoli, Ruch Chorzów, FC Carl Zeiss Jena|Carl Zeiss Jena, Celtic F.C.|Celtic, 17 Nëntori, FC Basel, Celtic F.C.|Celtic, Atlético Madrid, Wembley Stadium (1923)|Wembley, Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos, FK Partizan, Intercontinental Cup (football)|Intercontinental Cup, European Super Cup, Heinz Stuy, Wim Suurbier, Barry Hulshoff, Horst Blankenburg, Ruud Krol, Arie Haan, Johan Neeskens, Gerrie Mühren, Ruud Suurendonk, Johnny Rep, PFC CSKA Sofia|CSKA Sofia, Netherlands national football team|Dutch national team, Tomislav Ivić, Wim Kieft, John van 't Schip, Marco van Basten, Gerald Vanenburg, Jesper Olsen, Frank Rijkaard, Lokomotive Leipzig, Leidseplein, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1986-87|'87 Cup Winners Cup, KV Mechelen, FK Austria Wien|Austria Wien, Leo Beenhakker, Louis van Gaal, UEFA Cup, Torino F.C.|AC Torino, Dennis Bergkamp, Wim Jonk, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Internazionale, Jari Litmanen, Finidi George, Frank Rijkaard, UEFA Champions League 1994-95|Champions league victory, 1994-95 in Dutch football|1995, Patrick Kluivert, A.C. Milan|AC Milan, Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense|Grêmio, Intercontinental Cup (football)|Intercontinental Cup, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, Morten Olsen, Michael Laudrup, Patrick Kluivert, Marc Overmars, Edgar Davids, Winston Bogarde, Michael Reiziger, Edwin van der Sar, Nwankwo Kanu, Ronald de Boer, Frank de Boer, Cristian Chivu, Rafael van der Vaart, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Mido (footballer)|Mido, Jari Litmanen, Ronald Koeman, San Siro, Image:Arena crowd.jpg|thumb|250px|Ajax in a match against [[NEC (football club)|NEC, Amsterdam ArenA, AJ Auxerre|Auxerre, UEFA Cup, Louis van Gaal, Danny Blind, Total Football, Rafael van der Vaart, Nigel de Jong, Hamburger SV, Hatem Trabelsi, Tomáš Galásek, Hans Vonk (footballer)|Hans Vonk, Nourdin Boukhari, Steven Pienaar, Maxwell Cabelino Andrade|Maxwell, May 10, 2006, Henk ten Cate, La Liga, Frank Rijkaard, FC Barcelona, Jan Vertonghen, Rydell Poepon, Robbert Schilder, Angelos Charisteas, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, F.C. Copenhagen|FC Copenhagen, I.K. Start|IK Start, UEFA Cup, SV Werder Bremen|Werder Bremen, Eredivisie 2006/2007|2006-07 season, Johan Cruijff-schaal|Johan Cruijff Shield, AZ (football club)|AZ, KNVB Cup 2006-07|Dutch Cup final, Ajax Cape Town FC|Ajax Cape Town, Ajax America, South Africa, Eredivisie, Steven Pienaar, Aaron Mokoena, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, Netherlands national football team|Dutch national team, goalkeeper, Edwin van der Sar, Michael Reiziger, Frank de Boer, Danny Blind, Ronald de Boer, Edgar Davids, Clarence Seedorf, Patrick Kluivert, Marc Overmars, Louis van Gaal, Jari Litmanen, Nwankwo Kanu, Finidi George, Wesley Sneijder, John Heitinga, Hedwiges Maduro, Urby Emanuelson, Maarten Stekelenburg, Edwin van der Sar, Rafael van der Vaart, PSV Eindhoven|PSV, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, Rotterdam, Klassieker, Beverwijk, Ajax Cape Town FC|Ajax Cape Town, HFC Haarlem, FC Omniworld, FC Volendam, Ajax America, Ajax (mythology)|Ajax, Amsterdam, Jack Kirwan, Eredivisie, Sparta Rotterdam, Sponsor|sponsored, ABN AMRO, Adidas, Umbro, Heracles Almelo, ABN AMRO, Image:Amsterdam ArenA.JPG|thumb|[[Amsterdam ArenA, Image:Football stadium.jpg|thumb|Exterior of Stadium, 1928 Summer Olympics, Jan Wils, Olympisch Stadion (Amsterdam)|Olympic Stadium, De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam ArenA, NFL Europa, Amsterdam Admirals, Jew|Jewish, Israel|Israeli, Star of David, Daniël de Ridder, antisemitism, Hamas, Gas chamber|gas, Rotterdam Blitz|Bombing of Rotterdam, Nazi Germany, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, Job Cohen, Tottenham Hotspur F.C.#"Yid Army"|similar situation, Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur F.C., Tottenham Hotspur F.C.#Support|Yids, Australia|Australian, Victoria (Australia)|Victoria, Australian rules football, August 2, 2007, Maarten Stekelenburg, John Heitinga, Jaap Stam, Captain (football)|captain, Thomas Vermaelen, Urby Emanuelson, Hedwiges Maduro, Kennedy Bakircioglü, Ismael Urzaiz, Klaas Jan Huntelaar, Vice-captain (football)|vice-captain, Wesley Sneijder, Leonardo Santiago|Leonardo, Erik Heijblok, Edgar Davids, Laurent Delorge, Jan Vertonghen, Gabriel García de la Torre|Gabri, Dennis Rommedahl, George Ogăraru, Edgar Manucharyan, Robbert Schilder, Nicolae Mitea, Mitchell Donald, Gregory van der Wiel, Jeffrey Sarpong, Vurnon Anita, Michael Krohn-Dehli, Olaf Lindenbergh, Dennis Gentenaar, Jurgen Colin, John Goossens, Rydell Poepon, Willem II Tilburg|Willem II, Kenneth Vermeer, Willem II Tilburg|Willem II, Ryan Babel, Gert Bals, Marco van Basten, Dennis Bergkamp, Danny Blind, Frank de Boer, Ronald de Boer, Peter Boeve, Winston Bogarde, John Bosman, John van den Brom, Tim de Cler, Johan Cruijff, Dick van Dijk, Theo van Duivenbode, Ruud Geels, Eddy Pieters Graafland, Fred Grim, Cees Groot, Henk Groot, Arie Haan, Barry Hulshoff, Nigel de Jong, Wim Jonk, Piet Keizer, Wim Kieft, Patrick Kluivert, Ronald Koeman, Michel Kreek, Ruud Krol, Piet van der Kuil, Tscheu La Ling, Stanley Menzo, Andy van der Meyde, Rinus Michels, Jan Mulder (footballer)|Jan Mulder, Bennie Muller, Arnold Mühren, Gerrie Mühren, Kiki Musampa, Johan Neeskens, Tarik Oulida, Marc Overmars, Co Prins, Tonnie Pronk, Michael Reiziger, Johnny Rep, Martijn Reuser, Daniël de Ridder, Frank Rijkaard, Bryan Roy, Edwin van der Sar, Werner Schaaphok, John van 't Schip, Piet Schrijvers, Arnold Scholten, Clarence Seedorf, Sonny Silooy, Wim Suurbier, Heinz Stuy, Sjaak Swart, Simon Tahamata, Andy Van der Meyde, Rafael van der Vaart, Gerald Vanenburg, Frank Verlaat, Marciano Vink, Peter van Vossen, Aron Winter, Rob de Wit, Richard Witschge, Rob Witschge, Nordin Wooter, Jan Wouters, Ivan Gabrich, Mariano Juan, Mauro Rosales, Jason Čulina, Jelle Van Damme, Walter Meeuws, Tom Soetaers, Wesley Sonck, Tom De Mul, Maxwell Cabelino Andrade|Maxwell, Márcio Roberto dos Santos|Marcio Santos, Wamberto de Jesus Sousa Campos|Wamberto, Joey Didulica, Tomáš Galásek, Zdeněk Grygera, Frank Arnesen, Jesper Grønkjær, Henning Jensen, Brian Laudrup, Kim Raakilde Nielsen, Michael Laudrup, Søren Lerby, Jan Mølby, Jesper Olsen, Dan Petersen, Ole Tobiasen, Mido (footballer)|Mido, Jari Litmanen, Petri Pasanen, Julien Escudé, Shota Arveladze, Georgiou Kinkladze, Horst Blankenburg, Anthony Obodai, Abubakari Yakubu, Yannis Anastasiou, Angelos Charisteas, Nikos Machlas, Hatem Trabelsi, Frank Stapleton, Nourdin Boukhari, Tijjani Babangida, Haruna Babangida, Finidi George, Nwankwo Kanu, Sunday Oliseh, Daniel da Cruz Carvalho|Dani, Cristian Chivu, Bogdan Lobonţ, Velibor Vasović, Benni McCarthy, Aaron Mokoena, Steven Pienaar, Hans Vonk (footballer)|Hans Vonk, Roger Garcia|Roger, Inge Danielsson, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Peter Larsson, Stefan Pettersson (footballer)|Stefan Pettersson, Rasmus Lindgren, Markus Rosenberg, John O'Brien (soccer)|John O'Brien, Henk ten Cate, Danny Blind, Ruud Krol, Ronald Koeman, Co Adriaanse, Hans Westerhof, Jan Wouters, Morten Olsen, Louis van Gaal, Leo Beenhakker, Kurt Linder, Johan Cruijff, Aad de Mos, Kurt Linder, Leo Beenhakker, Cor Brom, Tomislav Ivić, Rinus Michels, Hans Kraay, George Knoebel, Stefan Kovacs, Rinus Michels, Karl Humenberger, Vic Buckingham, Jack Rowley, Joseph Gruber, Keith Spurgeon, Vic Buckingham, Karl Humenberger, Walter Crook, Robert Thomson (footballer)|Robert Thomson, Walter Crook, Robert Smith (manager)|Robert Smith, Jack Reynolds (1881-1962)|Jack Reynolds, Dolf van Kol, Wim Volkers, Vilmos Halpern, Jack Reynolds (1881-1962)|Jack Reynolds, Stanley Castle, Harold Rose, Jack Reynolds (1881-1962)|Jack Reynolds, Jack Kirwan, Johan Cruijff, Roger García Junyent|Roger, UEFA, FIFA, Eredivisie, KNVB Cup, KNVB Cup 2005-06|2006, KNVB Cup 2006-07|2007, Johan Cruijff-schaal|Johan Cruijff Shield, Intercontinental Cup (football)|Intercontinental Cup, UEFA Champions League|European Champion Club's Cup / Champions League, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup|European Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup, European Super Cup, Rangers F.C.|Rangers FC, Rangers F.C.|Rangers FC, UEFA Intertoto Cup, Trofeo Santiago Bernabéu, Feyenoord Rotterdam|Feyenoord, UEFA Champions League|European Cup, European Cup 1970-71|1971, European Cup 1971-72|1972, European Cup 1972-73|1973, Panathinaikos FC, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Internazionale Milano, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, FC Bayern Munich|Bayern Munich, A.C. Milan, UEFA Champions League|Champions League, UEFA Champions League 1994-95|1995, A.C. Milan, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, FC Dynamo Kyiv|Dinamo Kiev, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup|UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winner, 1987, Lokomotive Leipzig, Y.R. K.V. Mechelen|KV Mechelen, F.C. Internazionale Milano|Internazionale Milano, UEFA Cup, UEFA Cup 1991-92|1992, Torino F.C.|Torino, Juventus F.C.|Juventus, List of football clubs in the Netherlands|Dutch football league teams, David Endt, Jan Baltus Kok, University of Amsterdam, ISSN, Simon Kuper, Evert Vermeer, Category:Dutch football clubs, Category:Companies listed on the Euronext exchanges, Category:Companies of the Netherlands, Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1900, Category:G-14 clubs, Category:Ajax Amsterdam| , ar:أياكس أمستردام, bg:Аякс Амстердам, ca:Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax, cs:AFC Ajax, da:Ajax Amsterdam, de:Ajax Amsterdam, et:Amsterdami Ajax, el:Άγιαξ, es:Ajax Amsterdam, fr:Ajax Amsterdam, ko:아약스 암스테르담, hr:Ajax Amsterdam, id:Ajax Amsterdam, it:AFC Ajax, he:אייאקס אמסטרדם, lt:Ajax Amsterdam, hu:Ajax Amsterdam, ms:Ajax Amsterdam, nl:AFC Ajax, nds-nl:Ajax Amsterdam, ja:アヤックス・アムステルダム, no:Ajax Amsterdam, pl:Ajax Amsterdam, pt:AFC Ajax, ro:Ajax Amsterdam, ru:Аякс (футбольный клуб, Амстердам), simple:Ajax, sk:Ajax Amsterdam, sr:Ајакс, fi:AFC Ajax, sv:AFC Ajax, vi:Ajax Amsterdam, tr:Ajax Amsterdam, zh:阿贾克斯足球俱乐部]
AGA	[1.0, three-letter acronym, AGA (automobile), AGA AB, AGA cooker, Amiga Advanced Graphics Architecture|Advanced Graphics Architecture, Commodore, Amiga, Al Massira Airport, Alcohol and Gaming Authority, American Gaming Association, American Gas Association, American Gastroenterological Association, American Go Association, Androgenetic alopecia, Anti-gliadin antibodies, Aspartylglucosaminidase, birth weight, Aga Foodservice Group, Agha, state organisation of the Ottoman Empire, Aegea, A-ga, Aga, Niigata|Aga Town, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, de:Aga, eo:AGA, fr:AGA, hr:Aga (razdvojba), it:AGA, ja:AGA, no:Aga, pl:Aga, ru:Ага (значения), sk:Aga, sl:Aga, fi:AGA, sv:AGA]
AGM-65 Maverick	[1.0, guided missile, Hughes Aircraft Corporation, Raytheon Corporation, 1972, Thiokol, dual-thrust, solid propellant, rocket motor, Image:A-10 firing AGM-65.JPEG|thumb|[[A-10 Thunderbolt II, air-to-ground missile|air-to-ground tactical missile, Military tactic|tactical, armor, ship, infrared, United States Navy|US Navy, infrared, shaped charge, United States Marine Corps|US Marine Corps, United States Air Force|US Air Force, warhead, Fuse (explosives)#Fuze|fuze, kinetic energy, F-16 Fighting Falcon, A-10 Thunderbolt II, Gulf War|Desert Storm, 1991, Iraq, aircraft, A-4 Skyhawk, A-6 Intruder, A-7 Corsair II, A-10 Thunderbolt II, AH-1 Cobra|AH-1W, AV-8 Harrier II, F-4 Phantom II, Northrop F-5, F-15 Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F/A-18 Hornet, General Dynamics F-111, P-3 Orion, SH-2 Seasprite|SH-2G, Polish Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16 Block 50/52 Plus, Republic of China Air Force, Taiwan Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16A/B Block 20, Republic of Korea Air Force, KAI T-50 Golden Eagle|A-50, Royal Swedish Air Force, JAS 39 Gripen, Royal Air Force, BAE Harrier II|Harrier GR7, Royal New Zealand Navy, SH-2 Seasprite|Kaman SH-2G Seasprite, Serbian Air Force, Soko J-22 Orao, G-4 Super Galeb|Soko/Lola Utva G-4M Super Galeb, Indonesian Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16A/B Block 15 OCU, Royal Thai Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16A/B Block 15 OCU, Portuguese Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16A/B Block 15 OCU, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16AM/BM MLU, Joint Air to Ground Missile, Category:American Cold War air-to-surface missiles, Category:Modern American air-to-surface missiles, Category:Raytheon products, de:AGM-65 Maverick, fr:AGM-65 Maverick, ko:AGM-65 메버릭, hr:AGM-65 Maverick, id:AGM-65 Maverick, it:AGM-65 Maverick, he:AGM-65 מאבריק, hu:AGM–65 Maverick, nl:AGM-65 Maverick, ja:マベリック (ミサイル), no:AGM-65 Maverick, pl:AGM-65 Maverick, pt:AGM-65 Maverick, sr:АГМ-65 Маверик, fi:AGM-65 Maverick, sv:Robot 75 Maverick, th:AGM-65, vi:AGM-65 Maverick, tr:AGM-65 Maverick]
AGM-84 Harpoon	[1.0, WP:AES|←, Boeing Harpoon, Boeing Harpoon]
AGM-88 HARM	[1.0, Image:AGM-88 HARM on FA-18C.jpg|thumb|none|300px|An AGM-88 HARM missile loaded aboard an aircraft, air-to-surface missile|Air-to-surface, anti-radiation missile, Raytheon Corporation, Texas Instruments, Thiokol, solid fuel|solid-propellant, rocket engine, Image:AGM-88E HARM p1230047.jpg|thumb|AGM-88E, Anti-radiation missile|Anti-Radiation Missile, missile, Texas Instruments, AGM-45 Shrike, AGM-78 Standard ARM, Raytheon Corporation, dual-thrust, rocket motor, Mach number|Mach, A-6 Intruder|A-6, A-7 Corsair II|A-7, F/A-18, EA-6B, F-4, Wild Weasel, F-16, HARM Targeting System, Libya, S-200|SA-5, Gulf of Sidra, Operation Eldorado Canyon, United States Navy, United States Air Force, Gulf War, F-4 Phantom II|F-4G, Wild Weasel, B-52 Stratofortress|B-52 bomber, antiaircraft artillery|AAA, MiG, Anti-radiation missile, AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon, List of missiles, Federation of American Scientists|FAS, Category:Modern American air-to-surface missiles, Category:Anti-radiation missiles of the United States|AGM-088, Category:Anti-radiation missiles of Germany|AGM-088, Category:Cold War anti-radiation missiles, Category:Modern American weapons, Category:Raytheon products, Category:Modern German weapons, Category:Gulf War guided missiles, de:AGM-88 HARM, fr:AGM-88 HARM, ko:AGM-88 함, it:AGM-88 HARM, he:AGM-88 הארם, hu:AGM–88 HARM, nl:AGM-88 HARM, ja:AGM-88 (ミサイル), pl:AGM-88 HARM, vi:AGM-88 HARM, tr:AGM-88 HARM, ur:اے جی ایم-88 میزائل, zh:AGM-88]
AI	[1.0, Allen Iverson, Artificial intelligence, Category:Redirects from abbreviation]
AI-complete	[1.0, artificial intelligence, NP-complete, NP-hard, complexity theory, Fanya Montalvo, ELIZA, Computer vision, Natural language understanding, Turing Test, Category:Artificial intelligence, fr:IA-complet, ja:AI完全, ru:AI-полный]
AIM	[1.0, Aim (musician), Ai Maeda (seiyū)|AiM (singer), Aim (demon), AIM 65, AIM alliance, Aim toothpaste, AIM Investment Management, AIM Records, Abrams Integrated Management, Multics, Accuracy in Media, Advanced Idea Mechanics, Advanced Induction Motor, Adventures In Missions, Aeronautical Information Manual, Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere, NASA, Africa Inland Mission, A.I.M. (single), Air-to-air missile, Alternative Investment Market, stock exchange, London, American Indian Movement, American Institute of Mathematics, Ancestry-informative marker, Anugerah Industri Muzik, Malaysia, AOL Instant Messenger, Asian Institute of Management, Association of Independent Music, Atlanta Institute Of Music, Atoms in Molecules, Automatic Investment Management, A.I.M. (Artists In Mind), Army Institute of Management, Adequate Information Management in Europe, de:AIM, eo:AIM (apartigilo), fr:AIM, it:AIM, nl:AIM, ja:AIM, pl:AIM, ru:AIM, sk:AIM, sv:AIM]
AIM-120 AMRAAM	[1.0, Hughes Aircraft|Hughes, Raytheon, 1998, 1991, Mach number|Mach, High explosive, blast-fragmentation, AV-8 Harrier II|AV-8B+ Harrier II, BAE Sea Harrier, Eurofighter Typhoon, F-4 Phantom II, F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, F-15E Strike Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, F/A-18 Hornet, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F-22 Raptor, Northrop F-5|F-5S/T, Panavia Tornado, JAS 39 Gripen, Saab Viggen, NASAMS, Beyond Visual Range missile|Beyond Visual Range (BVR), air-to-air missile|air-to-air, missile, AIM-7 Sparrow, beam riding, semi-active radar homing|semi-active radar guided, F3H Demon, F7U Cutlass, F-4 Phantom, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-4 Falcon, AIM-54 Phoenix, F6D Missileer, F-111B#F-111B|F-111B, F-14 Tomcat, fire-and-forget, Rules of Engagement, F/A-18, Department of Defense, Nellis AFB, AIM-9L, all-aspect, Joint Test and Evaluaton, JT&E, Air Combat Evaluation, Air Intercept Missile Evaluation, ACEVAL, AIMVAL, Memorandum of Agreement, Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile, Image:CATM 120C AMRAAM p1230119.jpg|thumb|Surface-to-air mounting (shown: CATM-120C captive training variant), Gulf War|Desert Storm, MiG-25 Foxbat, AIM-47, YF-12, F-22 Raptor, F-106 Delta Dart, radar cross-section, Family of Weapons, Memorandum of Agreement, NATO, ASRAAM, AIM-9X Sidewinder, MBDA Meteor, 1991 in aviation|1991, Russian Air Force|Russian, R-77 AA-12 Adder, MICA, AIM-7 Sparrow, radar, fire and forget, Image:F-14 carrying AMRAAM.jpg|thumb|300px|[[F-14 Tomcat, missile guidance|guidance, inertial navigation system, radar, infra-red, IRST, Joint Tactical Information Distribution System|data link, AWACS, Royal Air Force|RAF, RAF Tornado F3|Tornado F3, semi-active radar homing, Skyflash|BAE Skyflash, fire-and-forget, brevity code, ECCM, probability of kill|kill probability, fire-and-forget, fire-and-forget, semi-active radar homing, SARH, fire-and-forget, SARH, fire-and-forget, Vympel R-77, MiG-29, Su-27, ground-control intercept, AWACS, Image:Aim 120 amraam missile 20040710 145603 1.4.jpg|thumb|right|250px|An AIM-120 AMRAAM missile on display at the U.S. National Air and Space Museum, United States Air Force, USN, F-22 Raptor, 1994 in aviation|1994, 1996 in aviation|1996, 1998, United States Navy|U.S. Navy, F-14 Tomcat, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F-14, AIM-54 Phoenix, Probability of kill|PK, Raytheon, Ramjet, MBDA Meteor|Meteor missile, BVR, Eurofighter Typhoon, Raytheon, HMMWV, MPQ-64 Sentinel, Patriot missile|PATRIOT, NASAMS|Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, Royal Australian Air Force, F/A-18 Hornet, Belgian Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon, Royal Bahraini Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, Canadian Air Force, CF-18 Hornet, Chilean Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, Czech Air Force, JAS 39 Gripen, Danish Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon, Finnish Air Force, F/A-18 Hornet|F-18 Hornet, Luftwaffe, F-4, Eurofighter Typhoon, Hellenic Air Force, F-4, F-16 Fighting Falcon, Israeli Air Force, F-15E Strike Eagle#F-15I|F-15I, F-16 Fighting Falcon#F-16 C.2FD|F-16I, Aeronautica Militare|Italian Air Force, Italian Navy, Eurofighter Typhoon, F-16, AV-8 Harrier II|AV-8B+ Harrier II, Republic of Korea Air Force, F-15E Strike Eagle#F-15K|F-15K, KF-16, Royal Netherlands Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, NASAMS, Royal Norwegian Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, NASAMS, Pakistan Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, JF-17 Thunder, Polish Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, Portuguese Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon, Republic of China Air Force, F-16 Fighting Falcon#F-16 A.2FB|F-16A/B Block 20, Republic of Singapore Air Force, F-15E Strike Eagle#F-15SG|F-15SG, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, Northrop F-5|F-5S/T, Swiss Air Force, F/A-18 Hornet|F/A-18, F-15E Strike Eagle#F-15S|F-15S, Spanish Air Force, Spanish Navy, Spanish Army, F/A-18 Hornet|F/A-18, Eurofighter|Eurofighter Typhoon, AV-8 Harrier II|AV-8B+, NASAMS, Swedish Air Force, JAS 39 Gripen, Saab Viggen, Royal Thai Air Force, F-16, Turkish Air Force, Royal Air Force, Panavia Tornado, Eurofighter Typhoon, Royal Air Force, BAE Sea Harrier|Sea Harrier, Fleet Air Arm, United States Air Force|Air Force, United States Navy|Navy, United States Marine Corps|Marine Corps, US Air Force|Air Force, F-15 Eagle|F-15, F-16 Fighting Falcon|F-16, F-22 Raptor|F-22A, United States Marine Corps|Marine Corps, AV-8 Harrier II|AV-8B+, F/A-18 Hornet|F/A-18, US Navy|Navy, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F/A-18 Hornet|F/A-18, Pakistan Air Force, Chile, United States Air Force, Chilean Air Force, F-16, List of missiles, BVRAAM, Missile designation, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-7 Sparrow, MBDA Meteor, PL-12, SD-10, Astra missile, Category:Air-to-air missiles of the United States, Category:United States Air Force guided missiles, Category:United States Navy guided missiles, Category:United States Marine Corps guided missiles, Category:Luftwaffe guided missiles, Category:Royal Norwegian Air Force guided missiles, Category:Royal Air Force guided missiles, Category:Royal Australian Air Force guided missiles, Category:Bahrain Defense Forces guided missiles, Category:Republic of Singapore Air Force guided missiles, Category:Swedish Air Force guided missiles, Category:Surface-to-air missiles of the United States, Category:Surface-to-air missiles of Norway, Category:Raytheon products, da:AMRAAM, de:AIM-120 AMRAAM, es:AIM-120 AMRAAM, fr:AIM-120 AMRAAM, ko:AIM-120 암람, it:AIM-120 AMRAAM, he:AIM-120 אמראם, hu:AIM–120 AMRAAM, nl:AIM-120 AMRAAM, ja:AIM-120 (ミサイル), no:AIM-120 AMRAAM, pl:AIM-120 AMRAAM, pt:AIM-120 AMRAAM, fi:AIM-120 AMRAAM, sv:Robot 99 AMRAAM, th:เอไอเอ็ม-120 แอมแรม, vi:AIM-120 AMRAAM, tr:AIM-120 AMRAAM, ur:ایمریم میزائل, zh:AIM-120先進中程空對空飛彈]
AIM-54 Phoenix	[1.0, Image:AIM-54 6 Pack.jpg|thumb|300px|An [[F-14 Tomcat|F-14, air-to-air missile|air-to-air, missile, U.S. Navy, Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force, F-14 Tomcat, General Dynamics F-111|F-111B, F6D Missileer, United States, AIM-7, AWG-9 and APG-71 radars|AWG-9, E-2 Hawkeye|E-2C Hawkeye, AIM-47 Falcon, AIM-47, Lockheed YF-12, SR-71 Blackbird, US Air Force, F-15 Eagle, AIM-120 AMRAAM, MiG-31, September 30, 2004, September 22, 2006, AIM-120 AMRAAM, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force, Iran-Contra Affair, F-14 Tomcat, Desert Storm, Iran, 1974 in aviation|1974, cruise missiles, 1986 in aviation|1986, Sealed round|Sealed, 1988 in aviation|1988, F-14 Tomcat|Tomcats, Iran, Iran-Iraq War, Iranian Revolution, F-14, airborne early warning, airborne early warning, Gulf War|1991 Gulf War, AN/AWG-9, F-15, MiG-25, Image:AIM-54 Launch.jpg|thumb|300px|AIM-54 Phoenix Moments After Launch, 1991, Gulf of Sidra incident (1981), Libya, Su-22, AIM-9 Sidewinder, Gulf of Sidra incident (1989), AIM-7 Sparrow, January 5, 1999, Iraq, MiG-25, September 9, MiG-23, Image:AIM-54 Phoenix.jpg|thumb|300px|An AIM-54 Phoenix being uploaded to an F-14 wing pylon.  Note the forward wings have not been installed yet, 2003, Hughes Aircraft Company, Raytheon Corporation, United States dollar|US$, Proximity fuze, US Navy, 1974 in aviation|1974, September 30, 2004, AIM-47 Falcon, AIM-7 Sparrow, MBDA Meteor, AIM-120 AMRAAM, AIM-9 Sidewinder, List of missiles, Missile designation, Combat history of the F-14, Category:Air-to-air missiles of the United States|AIM-054, Category:Air-to-air missiles of Iran|AIM-054, Category:Iran-Iraq War guided missiles|AIM-054, Category:Raytheon products, Category:United States Air Force guided missiles, de:AIM-54 Phoenix, fa:موشک فونیکس, fr:AIM-54 Phoenix, ko:AIM-54 피닉스, it:AIM-54 Phoenix, hu:AIM–54 Phoenix, nl:AIM-54 Phoenix, ja:フェニックス (ミサイル), pl:AIM-54 Phoenix, pt:AIM-54 Phoenix, zh:AIM-54鳳凰飛彈]
AIM-7 Sparrow	[1.0, Image:Sea Sparrow surface-to-air missile launch.jpg|thumb|300px|A RIM-7 Sea Sparrow being launched from the [[USS Essex (LHD-2)|USS ''Essex'' (LHD-2), AIM Multiuser Benchmark, semi-active radar homing, air-to-air missile, United States Air Force, US Navy, USMC, AIM-120 AMRAAM, Japan, Mitsubishi AAM-4, surface-to-air missile, RIM-7 Sea Sparrow, US Navy, Image:USAF F-15C fires AIM-7 Sparrow.jpg|thumb|300px|A United States [[F-15 Eagle|F-15C Eagle, US Navy, 1947 in aviation|1947, Sperry Corporation|Sperry, beam riding, HVAR, 1948 in aviation|1948, Douglas Aircraft Company, 1952 in aviation|1952, 1956 in aviation|1956, F3H Demon|F3H-2M Demon, F7U Cutlass, fighter aircraft, streamlined, 1955 in aviation|1955, F5D Skylancer, interceptor aircraft|interceptor, AMRAAM, Avro Arrow, Canadair, 1958 in aviation|1958, Avro Arrow, AMRAAM, MD-2 Genie, CF-105, 1951 in aviation|1951, Raytheon, semi-active radar homing, United States Navy|US Navy, 1958 in aviation|1958, Thiokol, F-4 Phantom, 1962 in aviation|1962, 1963 in aviation|1963, Vietnam War, 1969 in aviation|1969, F-14 Tomcat, 1976 in aviation|1976, solid-state electronics, British Aerospace, Selenia, Skyflash, Image:Loading_AIM-7.jpg|right|thumb|300px|An AIM-7M being loaded, 1982 in aviation|1982, electronic countermeasures|ECM, Gulf War|1991 Gulf War, infrared, AIM-120 AMRAAM, Tienanmen Square, PL-10, PL-11, British Aerospace, Royal Air Force, RAF Tornado F3, Sweden, Viggen, Thomson-CSF, warhead, continuous-rod warhead|continuous-rod, waveguide, chaff (radar countermeasure)|chaff, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-54 Phoenix, List of missiles, Missile designation, F-15 Eagle|F-15A, F-4 Phantom II|QF-4, Category:American Cold War air-to-air missiles|AIM-007, de:AIM-7 Sparrow, fr:AIM-7 Sparrow, gl:AIM-7 Sparrow, ko:AIM-7 스패로우, it:AIM-7 Sparrow, he:AIM-7 ספארו, hu:AIM–7 Sparrow, nl:AIM-7 Sparrow, ja:スパロー (ミサイル), pl:AIM-7 Sparrow, pt:AIM-7 Sparrow, vi:AIM-7 Sparrow, zh:AIM-7麻雀飛彈]
AIM-9 Sidewinder	[1.0, Raytheon Company, Ford Aerospace, Loral Corp., 1953 in aviation|1953, 1956 in aviation|1956, Solid-fuel rocket, annular, blast-fragmentation|blast-frag, Infrared homing, Magnetic influence, infrared|Active infrared, heat-seeking, air-to-air missile, fighter aircraft, Attack helicopter|gunship helicopters, Sidewinder (snake)|Sidewinder snake, NATO, brevity code, lead(II) sulfide|lead sulfide, heat, energy, compound, electrical resistance, photoconductivity, lighting|illumination, wavelength, light, heat, Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, United States Air Force, AIM-4 Falcon, Vietnam War, World War II|WWII, infrared, Enzian missile|Enzian, Infra-red|IR, pure pursuit, Image:Wikipedia_irseeker.png|thumb|Geometric arrangement of mirror, IR detector and target., image:Sidewinder-1Feb51.jpg|thumb|left|Prototype Sidewinder-1 Missile on [[A-1 Skyraider, Republic of China Air Force|air force, Republic of China, Taiwan, People's Republic of China, Taiwan Strait, Soviet Union, Vympel K-13|K-13/R-3S, NATO reporting name, MiG-17, AIM-4 Falcon, F-4 Phantom, Image:Sidewinder 1A+1C.jpg|thumb|right|Early Sidewinders mounted on an [[F-8 Crusader|F-8U Crusader, semi-active radar homing, F-8 Crusader, AGM-122 Sidearm, anti-radiation missile, F-4 Phantom, F-8 Crusader, A-4 Skyhawk, A-7 Corsair, F-105 Thunderchief, AIM-7 Sparrow, Red Baron Report, Ault Report, Canard (aeronautics)|canard, Linebacker, Image:AIM-9L DF-ST-82-10199.jpg|thumb|right|AIM-9L Captive Air Training Missile (CATM) with inert [[warhead, rocket motor, all-aspect, Israel, Lebanon, United Kingdom, Falklands War, Image:USAF AIM-9M-9 DF-SD-07-01080.jpg|thumb|left|AIM-9M Sidewinder with distinctive "Dash-9" lettering being preflighted  by a [[United States Air Force|USAF, IRCM, image:AIM-9R shot.jpg|thumb|right|AIM-9R test firing from an [[F/A-18C, China Lake, image:SidewinderBOA.jpg|thumb|left|Testing compressed carriage Sidewinder BOA configuration at China Lake, Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake|China Lake, Image:Sidewinder9Xfirst launch.jpg|thumb|right|First guided launch of an AIM-9X occurred in 1999 from a [[VX-9, F/A-18C, Image:AIM-9X IOC DF-SD-06-00578.jpg|thumb|left|Loading demonstration was featured at the AIM-9X Initial Operational Capability (IOC) ceremony at [[Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, ACE/AIMVAL, Joint Test and Evaluation, Nellis AFB, AMRAAM, ASRAAM, AIM-82, AIM-95_Agile|Agile, Vympel R-73|AA-11 Archer/R-73, IRCM, ASRAAM, Memorandum of Agreement|MOA, Foreign Cooperative Test, Image:sidewider_missile_20040710_145400_1.4.jpg|thumb|right|A Sidewinder missile on display at the [[National Air and Space Museum, Raytheon, imaging infrared, focal plane array, helmet-mounted display, Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System, F-35 Lightning II|F-35, Aerojet, Raytheon, guidance system|guidance, warhead, infrared|IR, Photoresistor#Cadmium sulfide cells|CdS, Focal Plane Array (FPA), electric motor, pound-force per square inch|psi, megapascal|MPa, argon, Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System|JHMCS, emitter, detector, warhead, Polymer-bonded_explosive|PBX, g-force|g, Fuse (explosives)|fuze, Solid rocket|solid propellant, Precession|gyroscopic precession, snake|serpentine, F-22 Raptor, Thrust vectoring|vectored thrust, MIL-STD-1760|1760 bus, umbilical cable|umbilical, image:AIM-9 Chapparel.jpg|thumb|left|Testing of Army surface to air Sidewinder configuration at China Lake, MIM-72/M48 Chaparral, AGM-122 Sidearm|AGM-122A Sidearm, anti-radiation missile, Kill|kills, Mach number|Mach 2.5, infrared, Raytheon Corporation, Ford Aerospace, Loral Corp., United States dollar|US$, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Greece, Iran, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Republic of China|Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Zimbabwe, Mectron MAA-1 Piranha, MIM-72/M48 Chaparral|Chaparral, surface-to-air missile, MBDA MICA, R550 Magic, Shafrir, Python 5, IRIS-T, ASRAAM, AGM-122 Sidearm, AIM-7 Sparrow, AIM-54 Phoenix, AIM-120 AMRAAM, Vympel K-13, Vympel R-73, List of missiles, Hawker Siddeley Red Top, Missile designation, F-15 Eagle|F-15A, F-4 Phantom II|QF-4, Category:American Cold War air-to-air missiles, Category:Vietnam War guided missiles, Category:Gulf War guided missiles, Category:Kosovo War guided missiles, Category:Iraq War guided missiles, Category:Raytheon products, Category:Air-to-air missiles of Germany, ar:سايد وايندر, de:AIM-9 Sidewinder, es:AIM-9 Sidewinder, fr:AIM-9 Sidewinder, gl:AIM-9 Sidewinder, ko:AIM-9 사이드와인더, it:AIM-9 Sidewinder, he:AIM-9 סיידווינדר, hu:AIM–9 Sidewinder, ms:AIM-9 Sidewinder, nl:AIM-9 Sidewinder, ja:サイドワインダー (ミサイル), no:AIM-9 Sidewinder, pl:AIM-9 Sidewinder, pt:AIM-9 Sidewinder, fi:AIM-9 Sidewinder, sv:Robot 24 Sidewinder, th:ไซด์ไวน์เดอร์, vi:AIM-9 Sidewinder, tr:AIM-9 Sidewinder, ur:سائیڈ ونڈر میزائل, zh:AIM-9響尾蛇飛彈]
AK-47	[1.0, Image:AK-47 type II Part DM-ST-89-01131.jpg|300px|A "second model" AK-47. This was the first machined receiver variation., Soviet Union, Assault rifle, Warsaw Pact, Post-Soviet states, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Kilogram|kg, pound (mass)|lb, pound (mass)|lb, Inch|in, 7.62 x 39 mm|7.62 × 39 mm, Gas-operated reloading|Gas-operated, rotating bolt, Metre per second|m/s, Feet per second|ft/s, Metre|m, Yard|yd, RPK, drum magazine, iron sights, assault rifle, Eastern bloc, Cold War, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Russia, Izhevsk Mechanical Works, rifle, World War II, selective fire, World War II|the Second World War, Germans, assault rifle, meter, submachine gun, 7.92x57mm|7.92×57mm Mauser, 7.92 x 33 mm, Sturmgewehr 44, Italy|Italian, Cei-Rigotti, Russia, Fedorov Avtomat, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Battle of Bryansk, PPS43, circumstantial evidence, M1 Garand rifle, John Browning|Browning, Remington Arms|Remington, mass production, Sturmgewehr 44|StG44, Image:AKMS and AK-47 DD-ST-85-01270.jpg|right|thumb|250px|AKS-47 on a Type 4B receiver (top), with a Type 2A., receiver (firearms)|receivers, Mosin-Nagant, SKS, muzzle brake, gun barrel|barrel, Muzzle (firearm)|muzzle, AK-74, Image:AK-components.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A diagram showing the design of AK-47., Windage, centimeter, point-blank range, Mosin-Nagant, SKS, caliber|bore, Chamber (weaponry)|chamber, pneumatic cylinder|gas cylinder, chromium, magazine (firearm)|magazine, trigger (firearms)|trigger, 7.62 x 39 mm|7.62 × 39 mm, cartridge (weaponry)|round, metres per second, Feet per second|ft/s, joule, foot-pound force|ft·lbf, Inch|in, gram, Grain (measure)|gr, 7.62 x 54 mm R|7.62 × 54 mm R, Image:Kalashnikov.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The AK-47 in the hands of Mikhail Kalashnikov., Image:Ak47.JPG|right|thumb|250px|U.S. soldier firing an RPK with bipod collapsed., Image:AK 47.JPG|thumb|right|300px\|1952 AK-47, Stock (firearm)|buttstock, MP40, BMP-1|BMP, RPK, bipod, airborne forces|airborne, AK-74, 5.45 x 39 mm M74|5.45 × 39 mm, AK-74|main article, AK-101, AK-103, AK-107|AK-107/108, AK-74, Image:Rifle AK MON.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Polish kbk AK/pmK with Type 3A receiver. Notice the red markings used by the [[Polish army, Image:Karabinek-granatnik wz.1960.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Polish [[kbkg wz.1960|kbk Ak PNG60, Image:LCpl Cheema on the AK-47.JPG|right|thumb|250px|East German-made MPiKMS-72, a folding [[Stock (firearm)|stock, United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine, Albania, Bulgaria, RPK|RKKS, Finland, Rk-62, East Germany|German Democratic Republic, Egypt, MISR (firearm)|MISR 7.62, Hungary, AKM-63, AMD-65, Iraq, Tabuk (firearm)|Tabuk, India, Iran, Morocco, MISR (firearm)|MISR 7.62, North Korea, Type 68 (North Korea)|Type 68B, People's Republic of China|China, Type 56|Type 56 Rifle, Chinese Type 56 Carbine|Carbine, Pakistan, Poland, Kbkg wz.1960|kbk Ak PNG60, AKMS wz. 1981|kbK AKMS), kbk wz. 88 Tantal, kbk wz. 96 Beryl, Romania, AIM (rifle)|AIM, AIMS, SFRY|Yugoslavia, Serbia, M70, M70B, M77, Finland|Finnish, Rk 62|Valmet 62/76, Rk 95 TP|Sako Rk 95 TP, Israel, Galil, India, INSAS, M76 (weapon)|Zastava M76, M82 Barrett rifle|Barrett M82, bullpup, Pribor-3B Rifle, Norinco Type 86S, List of weapons influenced by the Kalashnikov design, license, IZH, Izhevsk, Canada, January 1, 1995, grandfathered|"grandfathered", National Firearms Act, Gun Control Act of 1968, Firearm Owners Protection Act, People's Republic of China|Communist Chinese, Vietnam War|Vietnam, Western Europe, United Kingdom, Irish Republican, Ulster Loyalist, Northern Ireland, Provisional IRA, Libya, Norway, Australia, Mexico, Spanish language|Spanish, Balkans, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Somalia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congo, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Taliban, Northern Alliance, Pakistan, Pakistan|Pakistan's, Hamer people|Hamar, Image:Coat of arms of Mozambique.png|thumb|right|230px|[[Coat of arms of Mozambique, Cold War, Nicaragua, Sandinistas, Vietcong, flag of Mozambique, coat of arms, Zimbabwe, East Timor, coat of arms of Burkina Faso, flag of Hezbollah, Iran, Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, Cesar Lopez|César López, escopetarra, anti-personnel mines, Conference on Disarmament, Civilian "cousins" of the AK-47, Comparison of the AK-47 and M16, List of Russian Weaponry, List of weapons influenced by the Kalashnikov design, Wikipedia:Footnotes, Smithsonian Museum, Guinness Book of Records|Guinness World Records 2005, Wikipedia:External links, Wikipedia:Spam, Category:7.62 mm firearms, Category:Assault rifles, Category:Cold War infantry weapons, Category:Cold War weapons of the Soviet Union, Category:Weapons of Russia, Category:1947 introductions, Category:Military equipment of Yugoslavia, Category:Kalashnikov derivatives, af:AK-47, ar:ايه كاي 47, bn:একে-৪৭, bg:АК-47, ca:AK-47, cs:AK-47, da:AK-47, de:AK-47, et:AK-47, es:AK-47, eo:AK-47, fa:کلاشنیکف, fr:AK-47, gl:AK-47, ko:AK-47, hr:AK-47, id:AK-47, is:AK-47, it:AK-47, he:AK-47, kn:ಎಕೆ - ೪೭, ku:AK-47, lt:AK-47, hu:AK–47, ms:AK-47, nl:AK-47, ja:AK-47, no:AK-47, nn:AK-47, om:AK-47, pl:Karabinek AK, pt:AK-47, ru:АК-47, simple:AK-47, sk:AK-47, sl:AK-47, sr:АК-47, fi:AK-47, sv:AK-47, th:เอเค 47, vi:AK-47, tr:AK-47, ur:اے۔کے 47, yi:AK-47, zh-yue:AK-47, zh:АК-47]
AK47	[1.0, AK-47]
ALADI	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Latin American Integration Association]
ALCS	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, American League Championship Series, ALCS transaction monitor, Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society]
ALF Tales	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Mega Tele-Funk's Hi-Fi 5000|Mega Tele-Funk's Hi-Fi 5000, User talk:Mega Tele-Funk's Hi-Fi 5000|talk, Image:Tv_alftales.jpg|250px|thumb|''ALF Tales'' title screen, United States|American, NBC, 1988, 1989, ALF: The Animated Series, fairy tale, Fractured Fairy Tales, medieval, Middle Ages, Paul Fusco, Paulina Gillis, Peggy Mahon, Thick Wilson, Dan Hennessey, Rob Cowan, Don Francks, Marvin Goldhar, Greg Swanson, Debra Theraker, Michael Lamport, Harvey Atkin, Greg Morton, Stephen Ouimette, Andrew Sachs, John Stocker, Stuart Stone, Chris Wiggins, Marilyn Lightstone, Richard Yearwood, Eva Almos, Jayne Eastwood, Marla Lukofsky, Nick Nichols, Linda Sorensen, Don McManus, Ken Ryan, Robert Bockstael, Luba Goy, Rick Jones, Colin Fox, Wendy Brackman, John Koensgen, Ron Rubin, Peter Keleghan, Len Carlson, Alyson Court, Darrin Baker, DVD, May 30, 2006, Region 1, Lions Gate Home Entertainment, Category:ALF, Category:Animated television series, Category:Children's television series, Category:Science fiction television series, Category:NBC network shows, Category:1980s American television series, Category:1988 television program debuts, Category:1989 television program series endings]
ALGOL	[1.0, imperative programming|imperative, computer programming|computer, programming language, 1950s, algorithms, FORTRAN, Pascal (programming language)|Pascal, Pidgin Algol, ALGOL 58, ALGOL 68, Niklaus Wirth, Algol-W, ETH Zurich, John Backus, Backus normal form, Peter Naur, Donald Knuth, Backus-Naur form, Friedrich L. Bauer, Peter Naur, Heinz Rutishauser, Klaus Samelson, Bernard Vauquois, Adriaan van Wijngaarden, Michael Woodger, John W. Backus, Julien Green (computer scientist)|Julien Green, Charles Katz, John McCarthy (computer scientist)|John McCarthy, Alan Perlis|Alan J. Perlis, Joseph Henry Wegstein, Wally Feurzeig, Logo programming language|Logo, C.A.R. Hoare, Wikiquote:C. A. R. Hoare|original quote, aphorism, Edsger Dijkstra, compiler, Elliott ALGOL, C. A. R. Hoare, Turing, National-Elliott, Case ALGOL, Simula, UNIVAC 1107, EMIDEC Algol, EMIDEC, GOGOL, Bill McKeeman, ODIN, PDP-1, X1 Algol 60, Edsger Dijkstra, Electrologica X1|X1, Dartmouth ALGOL 30, Thomas Eugene Kurtz, LGP-30, USS 90 Algol, L. Petrone, ZEBRA (computer)|ZEBRA, Kidsgrove Algol, F. G. Duncan, English Electric, KDF9, VALGOL, Val Schorre, META II, Whetstone, Brian Randell, English Electric, Pegasus (computer), ACE (computer), English Electric, DEUCE, English Electric, KDF9, NU ALGOL, UNIVAC, USSR, Minsk family of computers|Minsk-22, COBOL, MALGOL, Estonian SSR, Minsk family of computers|Minsk-22, ALGAMS, Comecon, Minsk family of computers|Minsk-22, ES EVM, BESM, ALGOL/ZAM, ZAM, RegneCentralen ALGOL, Peter Naur, Simula 67, Ole-Johan Dahl, Kristen Nygaard, UNIVAC 1107, DG/L, Data General Eclipse|Eclipse, Chinese Algol, Burroughs large systems, stack machine, Elliott ALGOL, operating system, MCP (Burroughs Large Systems)|MCP, Unisys, evaluation strategy|evaluation strategies, Parameter (computer science)|parameter, thunk, Donald Knuth, Man or boy test, Adriaan van Wijngaarden, Van Wijngaarden grammar, context-free grammar, hello world program, ALGOL 58, Hello world program|“Hello world” program, Transput, Control Data Corporation#The CDC 6600: defining supercomputing|CDC, super computers, Cyrillic alphabet, BESM|BESM-4, GOST|GOST 10859, Burroughs large systems, Burroughs large systems, ALGOL 68, Atlas Autocode, CORAL66, Edinburgh IMP, Jensen's Device, JOVIAL, Simula, compiler, Eric Raymond, ALGOL 58, Simula|Simula 67, ALGOL 68, ISWIM, Algol-W, Category:ALGOL 60 dialects, Category:Algol programming language family, Category:Articles with example ALGOL 60 code, Category:Imperative programming languages, Category:Procedural programming languages, Category:Programming languages, Category:Structured programming languages, Category:Systems programming languages, bn:অ্যালগল ৬০, bg:ALGOL, cs:ALGOL, da:ALGOL, de:ALGOL, es:ALGOL, fr:Algol (langage), gl:Algol, ko:알골 프로그래밍 언어, it:ALGOL, he:ALGOL, hu:ALGOL programozási nyelv, nl:Algol (programmeertaal), ja:ALGOL, pl:Algol (język programowania), pt:ALGOL, ru:Алгол, sk:ALGOL, fi:ALGOL, sv:Algol (programspråk), tr:ALGOL, uk:Algol (мова програмування), zh:ALGOL]
ALICE	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, A Large Ion Collider Experiment, All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment, MOLLE (military)|MOLLE, Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity, Gundam Sentinel, Alice, Category:Acronyms, pl:ALICE, tr:ALICE]
AM	[1.0, Artium Magister, Americium, Arthur-Merlin protocol, Automated Mathematician, Attometre, Order of Australia, Accelerated Math, Ante Meridiem, 12-hour clock, Anno Mundi, Anno Martyrum, status message (IM), Internet slang, Airmail, AM broadcasting, Amplitude Modulation, AM (ABC Radio), A.M. (album), AM (fictional computer), I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, Ante-Meridiem (Band), minor chord, Arctic Monkeys, America (disambiguation)|America, American (disambiguation)|American, Pan-Am, Trans-Am, Armenia, Anguilla, Amazonas State, Brazil, Amharic language, Amran Governorate, Aston Martin, Aeroméxico, Asia Miles, Arkansas and Missouri Railroad, A.M. (1906 automobile), Air Marshal, Air Medal, Minesweeper (ship), Assembly Member, AM2, ca:Am, da:AM (flertydig), de:AM, es:Am, eo:Am, eu:AM, fr:AM, ko:AM, it:AM, nl:Am, ja:AM, no:AM, pl:AM, pt:AM, ru:Am, sl:Am, fi:Am, sv:AM, vi:AM, zh:AM]
AMD Athlon	[1.0, Special:Contributions/ManiacK|ManiacK, User talk:ManiacK|talk, Athlon]
AMMO (U.S. Air Force)	[1.0, WP:AWB/T|Semiautomated typo fixing, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, ammunition, weapons, explosives, U.S. Air Force, stockpile, nuclear weapon|nuclear, AGM-65, F-4, F-15, F-16, F-22 Raptor|F-22, F-117, B-1 Lancer|B-1, B-2 Spirit|B-2, B-52 Stratofortress|B-52, A-10 Thunderbolt II|A-10, AC-130, A-6 Intruder|A-6, F-14, F-18, AV-8, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas|San Antonio, Texas, Airmen, Sheppard Air Force Base, cooking off, United Kingdom, chaff, Flare (pyrotechnic)|flares, Andersen AFB, Guam, Barksdale AFB, Louisiana, Beale AFB, California, Bolling AFB, Washington, DC, Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, Dyess AFB, Texas, Edwards AFB, Eglin AFB, Florida, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, Ellsworth AFB, Eielson AFB, Fairchild AFB, Washington, F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming, Hickam AFB, Hawaii, Hill AFB, Utah, Holloman AFB, New Mexico, Keesler AFB, Mississippi, Lackland AFB, Langley AFB, Virginia, Luke AFB, Arizona, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas, Malmstrom AFB, Montana, McChord AFB, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, Minot AFB, North Dakota, Moody AFB, Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia, Nellis AFB, Nevada, Offutt AFB, Nebraska, Pope AFB, North Carolina, Seymour Johnson AFB, Shaw AFB, South Carolina, Sheppard Air Force Base, Travis AFB, Tyndall AFB, Whiteman AFB, Missouri, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, Kunsan AB, Kadena AB, Misawa AB, Osan AB, Yokota AB, Araxos, Greece, Aviano|Aviano AB, Italy, Camp Darby, Italy, Incirlik, Turkey, Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland, Ramstein AB, Germany, RAF Welford, England, RAF Lakenheath, England, RAF Mildenhall, Rhein-Main AB, Germany, Spangdahlem Air Base, Category:United States Air Force, Category:Ammunition]
AMOS BASIC	[1.0, WP:EL, WP:SPAM, WP:RS, WP:NOT, image:AMOSBasicPic.PNG|thumb|AMOS Basic Cover, BASIC programming language|BASIC, programming language, Amiga, Europress Software, François Lionet, Constantin Sotiropoulos, STOS BASIC, Atari ST, 1990, Blitz BASIC, interpreter (computer software)|interpreted, compiler, Integrated Development Environment|IDE, ARexx, user interface|UI, video game, AmigaOS|operating system, source code, BSD license|BSD style license, Clickteam, ABase, Flight of the Amazon Queen, Scorched Tanks, Spectrapaint, open source, multiplatform, BASIC (programming language)|BASIC, interpreter (computing)|interpreter, Category:BASIC programming language family, Category:Game creation software, Category:Amiga software, bs:AMOS BASIC, de:AMOS BASIC, fr:AMOS BASIC, hr:AMOS BASIC, pl:Amos (język programowania), sv:AMOS (programspråk)]
AMPS	[1.0, Advanced Mobile Phone System]
ANOVA	[1.0, Analysis of variance]
ANOVA/DegreesOfFreedom	[1.0, Analysis of variance]
ANOVA/Fixed	[1.0, Analysis of variance, Analysis of variance]
ANOVA/Random	[1.0, Analysis of variance, Analysis of variance]
ANS	[1.0, Ans, three-letter abbreviation, Advanced Networking Services, Ainsdale railway station, Algemeen Nijmeegs Studentenblad, American Nuclear Society, American Numismatic Society, Amman National School, Amman, Jordan, Andahuaylas Airport, Anna Nicole Smith, ANS (box), ANS (CD single), ANS synthesizer, Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin, Ansvarlig selskap, Applied Nano Surfaces, Armée Nationale Sihanoukiste, Astronomische Nederlandse Satelliet, Autonomous Navigation System, United States Army|US Army, Future Combat Systems|FCS, Autonomic nervous system, math calculators, de:ANS, eo:ANS, it:ANS, nl:ANS, sr:АНС]
ANSI C	[1.0, Image:kr_c_prog_lang.jpg|thumb|right|''The C Programming Language'', 2nd edition, is a widely used reference on ANSI C., American National Standards Institute, C (programming language)|C programming language, porting|portable, International Organization for Standardization, C99#C99|C99, superset, K&R, function prototype, C++|C++ programming language, system platform|platform, Graphical user interface|GUI, endian, K&R, Category:ANSI C standard|*, bg:ANSI C, de:Varianten der Programmiersprache C, fr:ANSI C, sv:ANSI C]
ANZAC	[1.0, Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, ANZAC biscuit, ANZAC Bridge, Anzac class frigate, Anzac Cove, ANZAC Day, ANZAC Parade, Canberra, ANZAC spirit, ANZAC Square, Brisbane, ANZAC Test, ANZAC War Memorial, HMAS Anzac|HMAS ''Anzac'', pt:Anzac]
AOL	[1.0, Image:AOL logo.png|200px, Subsidiary, Time Warner, 1985, Dulles, Virginia, United States, Randy Falco, Ted Leonsis, Ronald Grant, Internet, Telecommunication|Communications, Internet service provider|Internet service, United States|American, Time Warner, goliath, Internet service provider, BusinessWeek, 2006-07-31, Time Warner, Federal Trade Commission|FTC, Federal Communications Commission|FCC, European Union, Gerald Levin, CEO, Steve Case, Board of Directors|Chairman, J. Michael Kelly, Chief Financial Officer, Robert W. Pittman, Dick Parsons, Chief Operating Officer, Yahoo!, 2006-07-26, Comcast, AT&T Yahoo, joint venture, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, BusinessWeek, 2005-11-11, December 20, 2005, BBC, Watchdog, eWorld, Internet service provider|ISP, The Carphone Warehouse, October, 2006, Local loop unbundling|LLU, The Carphone Warehouse, Local loop unbundling|LLU, TalkTalk, MS-DOS|DOS, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Apple Macintosh|Macintosh, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, William von Meister, Gameline, Atari 2600, video game console, Warner Brothers, modem, bankruptcy|bankrupt, Jim Kimsey, Steve Case, Chief Executive Officer, Bulletin board system|BBS, Commodore 64, Commodore 128|128, Quantum Link, PlayNET|PlayNet, Inc, AppleLink, Apple II family|Apple II, Apple Macintosh|Macintosh, 2006-03-20, 2002-12-31, PC Link, personal computer|PCs, Tandy Corporation, Image:Aoleuropelogo.JPG|frame|125px|left|Logo was used in Europe between 2005-2006. Now most European AOL Websites use the same logo as AOL USA and AOL Canada., online games, Habitat (video game)|Habitat, Club Caribe, LucasArts, QuantumLink Serial, Tracy Reed (writer)|Tracy Reed, Quantum Space, Play-by-mail game|Play by email, Dungeons & Dragons, Neverwinter Nights (AOL game)|Neverwinter Nights, Stormfront Studios, MMORPG, Black Bayou, ANTAGONIST, Inc., DOS, GeoWorks, Prodigy (ISP)|Prodigy, CompuServe, GEnie, computer, CompuServe, proprietary software, graphical user interface, Citizens' band radio|CB, AOL chatroom game, GEnie, Prodigy (ISP)|Prodigy, CompuServe, Buddy List, instant messaging, Walled garden (media)|walled garden, Live 8, IN2TV, Warner Bros. Television, Welcome Back Kotter, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, The F.B.I., F Troop, Growing Pains, dial-up access, United States dollar|$, Digital subscriber line|DSL, April 3, 2006, 2006-04-03, August 2, 2006, Microsoft, Yahoo!, December, 2006, customer service, Christmas, outsourced, January 28, 2007, Oklahoma City, India, Philippines, Argentina, PC World, March 26, 2006, AOL Community Leader Program|Community Leaders, RAINMAN, class action lawsuit, Department of Labor, June 8, 2005, New York, Eliot Spitzer, August 24, 2005, June 13, 2006, Vincent Ferrari, 2006-06-21, July 19, 2006, retention, August 3, 2006, Time Warner, Usenet, Usenet, Eternal September, Terms of Service, certified e-mail, spam filter, MoveOn, Esther Dyson, New York Times, Esther Dyson|Dyson, Esther, New York Times, 2006-03-17, August 4, 2006, keyword, August 7, 1994, Ted Leonsis, BookLink, December 29, 1994, NaviSoft, NaviServer, AOLserver, November 30, 1994, 1995, Ubique (company)|Ubique, Virtual places|Virtual Places, September 22, 1995, Johnson-Grace, February 1, 1996, Global Network Navigator|GNN, 1995, ImagiNation Network|ImagiNation Network (I.N.N.), AT&T Corporation|AT&T, August 6, 1996, CompuServe, February 22, 1998, Mirabilis (company)|Mirabilis, ICQ, June 8, 1998, November 11, 1998, Nullsoft, Winamp, Netscape Communications Corporation|Netscape, March 17, 1999, 1999, Moviefone, May 21, 1999, Tegic, December 1, 1999, Mapquest, July 3, 2000, Quack.com, August 31, 2000, eVoice, July 19, 2001, DeadAIM, Singingfish, August 2, 2004, August 4, 2004, online storage, file sharing, August 4, 2005, August 8, 2005, Weblogs, Inc., blog, Engadget, October 6, 2005, Circuit City, November 3, 2005, December 21, 2005, social network, TradeDoubler, http://www.tacoda.com/ TACODA, Time Warner, Telecom Italia, 18 September, 2006, AOL UK, Carphone Warehouse, AOL UK, Randy Falco, Ron Grant, Jonathan Miller (America Online)|Jonathan Miller, Jim Kimsey, Steve Case, Barry Schuler, Jan Brandt, Jim Barksdale, Colin Powell, Alexander Haig, John Barnes, Justin Frankel, Mary Cheney, Ted Leonsis, Randall Boe, Michael Powell (politician)|Michael Powell, Time Warner, Marc Andreessen, Jason Smathers, Jason Calacanis, Maureen Govern, AOHell, 1995-04-21, The Boston Globe, 2003-01-01, McAfee, McAfee VirusScan|VirusScan, McAfee Firewall, AOL Active Virus Shield, Kaspersky Lab, August 2, 2006, 4 October, 2006, Stopbadware, 16 February, 2007, OpenID, October 4, 2006, OpenRide, domain name, domain name service|DNS, YouTube, Gigabyte|GB, online storage, January 6, 2007, Image:Aolbeverlyhillsoffice.jpg|thumb|right|250px|AOL's Beverly Hills branch office, August 25, 2006, All caps, AOHell, AOL Explorer, Eternal September, Inside-AOL.com, Playlinc, AOL Radio, Tier 1 carrier, AOL Sessions, AOL UK, The Carphone Warehouse, November 14, 2005, Fortune (magazine)|Fortune, Category:AOL, Category:Companies based in Virginia, Category:Companies established in 1983, Category:Online service providers, Category:Internet companies of the United States, Category:Internet service providers of the United States, Category:Time Warner subsidiaries, Category:Companies without an unabbreviated name, Category:Global internet community, Category:Web service providers, Category:Orphan initialisms, da:AOL (internet), de:AOL, es:AOL, fr:America Online, it:AOL, lt:AOL, hu:America Online, nl:AOL, ja:AOL, no:AOL, pl:AOL, pt:AOL, ru:AOL, simple:America Online, sl:AOL, fi:AOL, sv:America Online, tr:AOL, zh:美国在线]
AOL Instant Messanger	[1.0, AOL Instant Messenger]
AOL Instant Messenger	[1.0, Special:Contributions/63.215.28.133|63.215.28.133, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:63.23.75.149|63.23.75.149, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Image:AIMLogo.gif, Image:Aim6.png, AOL|AOL LLC, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Mac OS|Mac, Linux, Instant messaging, Client (computing)|client, Proprietary software|Proprietary, advertisement, proprietary software|proprietary, freeware, instant messaging, Presence information|presence, computer program, OSCAR protocol|OSCAR instant messaging protocol, TOC protocol, AOL, acronym, peer-to-peer, Microsoft Windows, WildTangent, WildTangent, gratis|for free, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, Mac OS X, Linux, Windows CE, Palm OS, video conference, Apple Computer, iChat, Boxely (Layout engine)|Boxely, April 25, 2005, Windows XP, September 29, 2006, Development stage#Stable.Gold.2Fgeneral availability release|final, Development stage#Stable.2Funstable|stable, December 15, AIM Pages, RSS feeds, offline, backwards-compatible, address book, Plaxo, March 27, 2007, Windows, Windows Vista|Vista, DHTML, web browser, Apple Inc.|Apple, iChat, Apple Inc.|Apple, iChat, Mac OS X, Steve Jobs, Voice over IP, AOL, OSCAR protocol|OSCAR, TOC2 protocol|TOC, exploit (computer security)|exploits, IP address, computer virus|viruses, social engineering (computer security)|social engineering, URL, Internet Explorer|Microsoft Internet Explorer, AIM Pages, buddy list, social network, microformat, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger|Yahoo Messenger, Status message (IM)|Away message, Buddy List, Screen name (computing)|Screenname, user name, Messaging spam|Spam, Server (computing)|server, buddy list, harassment, spam (electronic)|spamming, Linux, Linux, Mac OS 8|Mac OS 8.6, February 18, 2004, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, November 26, 2001, Windows 95, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, August 31, 2006, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, March 27, 2007, Microsoft Windows|Windows, May 3, 2007, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Microsoft Windows|Windows, November 1, 2006, Microsoft Windows|Windows, December 11, 2006, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Spleak, Smarterchild, URI scheme, Viewpoint Media Player, plugin, end user license agreement, COM file|com, September 18, 2006, Christopher Boyd, JPEG, rootkits, Hosts file, Comparison of instant messaging clients, Comparison of IRC clients, Comparison of instant messaging protocols, Adium, OS X, iChat, Miranda IM, Meetro, Windows, Naim, Proteus (instant messenger)|Proteus, Pidgin (instant messaging client)|Pidgin, Gaim, Retroshare Instant Messenger, Trillian (instant messaging client)|Trillian, Trillian_%28instant_messaging_client%29#Trillian_Astra_.28Trillian_4.29|Astra, TerraIM, Wambo, AOL, OSCAR protocol, TOC2 protocol, SmarterChild, AIM+, AIM Ad Hack, AIMutation, DeadAIM, Messenger:Mate, Middle man (AIM plugin), AIM Fight, Category:AIM clients, Category:AOL, Category:Mac OS instant messaging clients, Category:Mac OS X instant messengers, Category:Windows instant messaging clients, Category:On-line chat, Category:1997 introductions, de:AOL Instant Messenger, es:AOL Instant Messenger, eo:AIM, fr:AOL Instant Messenger, it:AOL Instant Messenger, nl:AOL Instant Messenger, ja:AOL Instant Messenger, pl:AOL Instant Messenger, pt:AOL Instant Messenger, ru:AOL Instant Messenger, sk:AOL Instant Messenger, fi:AOL Instant Messenger, sv:AOL Instant Messenger, vi:AIM, zh:AOL即時通訊]
AOLamer	[1.0, WP:AES|←, Internet slang, Internet slang]
API	[1.0, Application programming interface]
APL	[1.0, APL (programming language), Application Library File, APL Workspace file, Above Poverty Line, Accreditation of Prior Learning, Acute promyelocytic leukemia, apl.de.ap, Aide Personnalisée au Logement, AMD Performance Library, American President Lines, American Protective League, Monkey's Audio, hull classification symbol, Applied Physics Letters, Applied Physics Laboratory, Ascension Parish Library, Louisiana, Association of Pension Lawyers, Australian Poker League, Australian Pork Limited, Australian Premier League, Average Picture Level, Wikipedia:Federal Standard 1037C terms|Federal Standard 1037C term, Nampula Airport, Adaptive Public License, AROS Research Operating System, Amiga Research Operating System, Wikipedia:Enabling East Asian characters#Debian GNU/Linux|Debian and Gentoo, 132524 APL, da:APL (flertydig), de:APL, eo:APL (apartigilo), fr:APL, it:APL (disambigua), ja:APL (曖昧さ回避), pl:APL, ru:APL, zh:APL]
APL (programming language)	[1.0, array programming|array, functional programming|functional, structured programming|structured, modular programming|modular, 1964, Kenneth E. Iverson, Kenneth E. Iverson, dynamic typing|dynamic, A+ (programming language)|A+, mathematical notation, J programming language|J, K programming language|K, Nial, array programming, Kenneth E. Iverson, Harvard University, Turing Award, interpreted programming language|interpretive, interactive, structured programming, IBM System/360, IBM Selectric typewriter|Selectric, mathematical notation, unary operation|monadic, binary operation|dyadic, function (programming)|functions, operator, array, operator precedence, control flow|control structures, structured programming, iteration, coordinate vector|vector, ASCII, Conway's Game of Life, write-only language, Egyptian hieroglyphics, character set, computer keyboard|keyboards, Input Method Editor, infix notation, Domain Specific Language, time-sharing|timesharing, I. P. Sharp Associates|I. P. Sharp, J programming language|J, digraph (computing)|digraphs, sorting|sorts, Image:APL Example 1.gif, Conway's Game of Life, Image:LifeInApl.gif, Image:StripHtmlFromText.gif, prime number, index origin, integer, multiplication table, microcode, lazy evaluation, data parallelism|data-parallel, cache memory, SIMD, Linux, Unix, Mac OS, Scientific Time Sharing Corporation|STSC, object orientation|object oriented, namespace, Linux, Windows, Mac OS, Kenneth E. Iverson, 8008, Z80, CP/M, The Computer Company|TCC, 68000, PC/370, emulator, Scientific Time Sharing Corporation|STSC, Vector processor|array processing, IBM PC, 6800, Conversational Monitor System|CMS, Time Sharing Option|TSO, Conversational Monitor System|CMS, Time Sharing Option|TSO, VSPC, CICS, IBM 360, IBM 370, Shared Variables|shared variables, IBM 1130, I. P. Sharp Associates, Shared Variables|shared variables, Burroughs Corporation|Burroughs, Control Data Corporation|CDC, Data General, Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC, Harris Corporation|Harris, Hewlett-Packard, Siemens AG|Siemens, Xerox, Microsoft Corporation, 1978, Rodnay Zaks, Sybex, interpreted language|interpreted, compiled language|compiled, translated, C (Programming Language)|C, virtual machines, reflection (computer science)|reflection, introspection (computer science)|introspection, VB.Net, C sharp|C#, Causeway Graphical Systems, Microsoft .NET|.Net, Scientific Time Sharing Corporation|STSC, An APL Compiler, Timothy Budd, C (programming language)|C, loop fusion, Kenneth E. Iverson|Iverson, IBM, Selectric, input method editor, Unicode, Image:APL-keybd2.svg|600px, Unicode, IBM 3270, APL function symbols, IBM, 3270, Computer keyboard|Keyboard, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, MATLAB, American National Standards Institute|ANSI, working group, International Organization for Standardization|ISO, International Electrotechnical Commission|IEC, David Given, Edsger Dijkstra, 1968, Row, Row, Row Your Boat|Row, row, row your boat, Richard Stallman, Doggerel, Micheal S. Montalbano, 1982, Fortune (Unix)|fortune, Type-III product, IBM 1130, J programming language|J, Kenneth E. Iverson, Roger Hui, K programming language|K, Arthur Whitney, Scientific Time Sharing Corporation|STSC, Nial, I. P. Sharp Associates, Shared Variables, Iverson Award, Criticism of the APL programming language, Kenneth E. Iverson|Iverson, Kenneth E., History of Programming Languages, Kenneth E. Iverson, FAQ|Frequently Asked Questions, Category:Programming languages, Category:Array programming languages, Category:Functional languages, Category:Dynamic programming languages, Category:APL programming language family, Category:.NET programming languages, Category:IBM software, Category:Command shells, IBM 5100, an:APL, da:APL, de:APL (Programmiersprache), es:APL, eo:APL, fr:APL (langage), it:APL, hu:APL, nl:APL, ja:APL, no:APL, pl:APL (język programowania), pt:APL, ru:АПЛ (язык программирования), fi:APL (ohjelmointikieli), sv:APL, zh:APL語言]
ARY Digital	[1.0, Image:Sidelogo.jpeg, Cable television|cable, television network, Worldwide, ARY Group, 2004, Abdul Razzak Yaqoob, Virgin Media, Rogers Cable, Dish Network, television, Pakistan, Middle East, Europe, South Asian, ARY One World, ARY Digital, The Musik, QTV ARY|Qtv, The City Channel, Fashion TV, Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon, HBO, Dubai Media City, United Arab Emirates, Samacom, ARY Group, English language|English, Live 8, Who wants to be a Millionaire?, List of Pakistani television stations, ATN ARY Digital, Category:ARY Digital, Category:Television channels and stations established in 2004]
ARY Group	[1.0, Dubai, Pakistan|Pakistani, Abdul Razzak Yaqoob, Retail, Residential, Dubai, ARY Television Network, ARY Digital, ARY One World, The Musik, QTV ARY|QTV, Retail, Category:Companies of Pakistan, Category:Companies of the United Arab Emirates]
ASA	[1.0, ASA score, initialism, Acoustical Society of America, Alpha Sigma Alpha, American Sailing Association, American Scientific Affiliation, American Society of Agronomy, American Society of Anesthesiologists, American Sociological Association, American National Standards Institute, American Statistical Association, American Heart Association, Americans for Safe Access, Autism Society of America, Society of Actuaries, Advertising Standards Authority, Albany Students' Association, Australian String Academy, Austrian Service Abroad, Air Services Agreement, Alaska Airlines, Allmennaksjeselskap, ASA (automobile), ASA Aluminium Body, Association for Social Advancement, Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Adult Soccer Association, Agremiação Sportiva Arapiraquense, Atlético Sport Aviação, Amateur Softball Association, American Speed Association, Football Federation Australia, Accessible surface area, aspirin, Adaptive simulated annealing, ASA score, Auditory scene analysis, Anti-Soviet agitation, Film speed, United States Army Security Agency, Aid to Southeast Asia, ASA carriage control characters, Asa, de:ASA, es:ASA, fr:ASA, it:ASA, nl:Asa, ja:ASA, pl:ASA, sv:ASA]
ASCII art	[1.0, computer, character (computing)|characters, ASCII, #Other text-based art|text based art in general, text editor, free-form language, art, typeface#Proportion|fixed-width font, typeface|fonts, typewriter, Courier (typeface)|Courier, Kenneth Knowlton, Bell Labs, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome|Ancient Romans, RaD Man, ACiD Productions|ACiD, Teleprinter, Radioteletype, Joan Stark|Joan G Stark, Image:ASCII full.svg|frame|There are 95 printable ASCII characters, numbered 32 to 126., bulletin board systems, variable-width, Computer font|fonts, MUD, Multiplayer game|multiplayer, Computer role-playing game|roleplaying games, Internet Relay Chat, E-mail, message boards, fixed-width, GameFAQs, LUEshi, Mario, Yoshi, Warez, .nfo, cracks, Echelon (warez)|Echelon, Image:ASCII Panzer unt Sattelzug.png|right, teletype, computer terminal, computer network, bulletin board system|BBSes, e-mail, Usenet, source code, International Obfuscated C Code Contest, 0verkill, Quake, MPlayer, ZZT, Original War, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Nethack, VLC media player, emoticon, smiley, Emoticon#East Asian style|kaomoji, webcomic, August 6, 2001, July 17, 2007, newsgroup, Polish language|Polish, French language|French, June 25, 1999, Married to the Sea, Atari 8-bit family|Atari 400/800, ATASCII, Bulletin board system|BBS Systems, Acoustic coupler, Commodore 64, PETSCII, ASCII|ASCII-1963, Image:ASCII notepad acidview compare.png|right|200px|thumbnail|Block ASCII display via Notepad versus ACiDView for Windows, code page 437, IBM, Computer art scene|PC Text Art Scene, Superior Art Creations|SAC, ACiD Productions|ACiD, iCE Advertisements|ICE, Jason Scott Sadofsky, RaD Man, ACiD Productions|ACiD, Notacon, ANSI art, American National Standards Institute|ANSI Standard, Terminal (font)|Terminal, #.22Block.22 ASCII art|illustrates the difference, Image:Paso amiga ice cream ascii.png|right|200px|thumbnail|Oldschool/Amiga ASCII look on Commodore Amiga Computer (notice the tight spacing), Old school|Oldskool, Amiga|Commodore Amiga, Amiga, computer art scene|scene, Superior Art Creations|SAC, Amiga 500, FIGlet|<small>FIG</small>let, Image:Roy-csnewskool.png|right|200px|thumbnail|Newskool ASCII Screenshot, Character encoding|extended proprietary characters, Unicode, text editor, vector quantization, grayscale, integer (computer science)|8-bit, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets|CSS, RGB, Image:Redwingblackbird1.jpg|200px, Image:Blide 5 nocolours.PNG|200px, Image:Bilde 5.png|200px, Courier (typeface)|Courier New, Arial, Times New Roman, vt100, web browser, JavaScript, Java (Sun)|Java applets, Morphing, Mandelbrot set|mandelbrot fractal, Beck Hansen, Beck Hansen, YouTube.com, pseudo-graphics, Code page 437, ANSI art, Windows ANSI code page, ANSI art|... more., Image:Mona standard.png|thumb|right, Shift JIS, Unicode, xterm, daisy wheel printer, HTML, Internet Relay Chat|IRC, message board, List of text editors#ASCII art|List of Text Editors / ASCII art, List of text editors#ASCII art converters|List of Text Editors / Converters, ASCII stereogram, Emoticon, FILE ID.DIZ, .nfo, ANSI art, Mona (ASCII art), Shift JIS art, TMDC, Bulletin board system, Computer art scene, :Category:Artscene groups, Typewriter, Teleprinter, Radioteletype, ATASCII, PETSCII, Open Directory Project, Open Directory Project, Open Directory Project, Category:Wikipedia articles with ASCII art, Category:ASCII art, Category:Digital art, cs:ASCII art, de:ASCII-Art, et:ASCII-kunst, es:Arte ASCII, eo:Arto ASCII, fr:Art ASCII, ko:아스키 아트, hr:Ascii-art, id:Seni ASCII, ia:Arte in ASCII, it:ASCII art, he:אמנות ASCII, lt:ASCII menas, nl:ASCII-art, ja:アスキーアート, pl:ASCII-Art, pt:ASCII art, ru:ASCII art, simple:ASCII art, sk:ASCII umenie, sl:ASCII-umetnost, sr:Aski umetnost, fi:ASCII-taide, sv:ASCII-konst, vi:Nghệ thuật ASCII, zh:ASCII艺术]
ASIC	[1.0, Application-specific integrated circuit, ASIC programming language, Australian Securities and Investments Commission, de:ASIC, pt:ASIC (desambiguação)]
ASL	[1.0, Above sea level, Age/sex/location, American Sign Language, Argininosuccinate lyase, Adobe Source Libraries, Advanced Squad Leader, Advanced stop line, The American School in London, American Soccer League, Anti-Saloon League, Apache Software License, Appalachian School of Law, Application Services Library, Association for Symbolic Logic, Australia's Surfing Life, Automated Systems Holdings Limited, Autobacs Sportscar Laboratory, Average shot length, Axpo Super League, insurance industry, annual statement line, aggregate stop loss, de:ASL, eo:ASL, fr:ASL, it:ASL, nl:ASL, ja:ASL, sv:ASL]
ASP	[1.0, three-letter acronym, Average Selling Price, Analog signal processing, Electronic Skip Protection, Application Service Provider, Active Server Pages, Advanced Simple Profile, Answer set programming, Application service provider, Apple System Profiler, AppleTalk, Assigned Storage Pool, Association of Shareware Professionals, ASPLinux, IBM mainframe, Automated Spooling Program, MVT, Asynchronous Transfer Mode|ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode), Automated Spooling Program, ASP (handgun), Royal Artillery, Club (weapon)#Telescopic batons|extending baton, American Self Protection, Ammunition Supply Point, Amnesic shellfish poisoning, Adipocyte Stimulating Peptide, Agouti Signal Protein, ASP (band), All Shall Perish, ASP (film production company), Emmanuelle, Adult service provider, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Association of Surfing Professionals, American Soccer Pyramid, Introduction to Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology, Abnormal situation prevention, Afro-Shirazi Party, Albany Student Press, Alice Springs Airport, Allegany State Park, White Anglo-Saxon Protestant|WASP, Appalachia Service Project, Aspatria railway station, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Astronaut Support Person, Anti-Smoking Partisans, Alta Scuola Politecnica, Australian Students Prize, Adam Sheehan Perkins, Automatic Savings Plan, American School of Paris, asp, de:ASP, es:ASP, eo:ASP, fr:ASP, it:ASP, nl:ASP, ja:ASP, no:Asp, pl:ASP, pt:ASP (desambiguação), ru:ASP, scn:ASP, sk:ASP, sv:ASP, zh:ASP]
ASROC	[1.0, Image:ASROC_launcher_USS_Columbus_1962.jpg|thumb|250px|right|An older "Matchbox" ASROC launcher, phased out in the 1990s, missile, United States Navy, cruiser (warship)|cruisers, destroyer, submarine, sonar, torpedo, Nuclear Depth Bomb, Nuclear Depth Bomb|NDB, active sonar|active, passive sonar|passive, Nuclear Depth Bomb|NDB, kiloton, W44|W44 nuclear warhead, Nuclear Depth Bomb|NDBs, Ikara (missile)|Ikara, Image:VLAlaunch.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Launch of a Vertical Launch ASROC, anti-submarine warfare, Ticonderoga class cruiser|''Ticonderoga''-class cruisers, Arleigh Burke class destroyer|''Arleigh Burke''-class destroyers, Spruance class destroyer|''Spruance''-class destroyers, Vertical Launching System, fire-control system|fire control system, destroyer, Aegis combat system, Spruance class destroyer|''Spruance''-class destroyers, torpedo, Akron, Ohio, Loral Corp.|Loral, Image:ASROC-mission.GIF|thumb|right|350px|ASROC mission sequence. The range shown was typical of early ASROC rounds, before introduction of the VLA system with slightly extended range.[http://www.destroyers.org/Ord-Articles/ASROC.htm] , Mark 46 torpedo, Image:ASROC-splashdown-corrected.PNG|thumb|right|250px|ASROC worst-case miss distance when attacking a submarine travelling at 25 knots with the RUR-5 ASROC and [[Mark 44 torpedo|Mk.44, SUBROC, Ikara (missile)|Ikara, Australian, Sea Lance, Category:Modern American anti-submarine rockets and missiles, de:ASROC, fr:Asroc, ko:ASROC, id:Roket anti-kapal selam, it:ASROC, ja:アスロック, pt:ASROC, tr:ASROC]
AT Attachment	[1.0, Image:Ata 20070127 002.jpg|150px, Image:ATA on mainboard.jpg|150px, motherboard, Western Digital, Serial ATA, ribbon cable, Image:ATA Plug.svg|300px, Image:ATA cables.jpg|thumb|300px|ATA cables:<br>40 wire ribbon cable (top)<br> 80 wire ribbon cable (bottom), Standardization|standard, Electrical connector|interface, computer storage|storage, hard disk, CD-ROM, personal computer, INCITS, serial ATA|Serial ATA, retronym|retroactively renamed, PC/AT, ISA bus, Western Digital, drive controller, motherboard, host adapter, Mebibyte|MiBs, Megabyte|MB, Gibibyte|GiBs, Gigabyte|GB, Serial ATA, 2003, Electrical connector|interface, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, tape drive, floppy disk|floppy, Zip drive, SuperDisk drive, Small Form Factor|SFF, Western Digital, Oak Technologies, programmed input/output, direct memory access, Input/output|I/O, SCSI, Gibibyte|GiB, Cylinder-head-sector|CHS, Logical block addressing|LBA, INT 13|Int 13h, Pebibyte|PiB, petabytes, FireWire, cache, impedance, TTL, electrical termination, Centimetre|cm, Inch|", Cylinder-head-sector|CHS, Logical block addressing|LBA, Image:nappe.svg|center|Ribbon cable with two connectors, Serial ATA, ribbon cable, ground (electricity)|ground, capacitive coupling, Crosstalk (electronics)|crosstalk, Electrical impedance|impedance, capacitance, Image:PATA-Connectors-exposed.png|center|400px|Differences between connectors, BIOS, operating system, Western Digital, CS, Jumper (computing)|jumper, signal reflections, seek time, Rotational delay|rotational latency, Tagged Command Queuing|tagged command queuing, SCSI, Serial ATA, Native Command Queuing|native command queueing, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI, Megabyte|MB, hard drive, as of 2005| as of 2005 exist, cache, CRC, Programmed input/output|PIO, Gigabyte|GB, logical block addressing, Programmed input/output|PIO, WDMA (computer)|Single-word DMA, WDMA (computer)|Multi-word DMA, Gigabyte|GB, Programmed input/output|PIO, WDMA (computer)|Multi-word DMA, logical block addressing, Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology|S.M.A.R.T., Host Protected Area, Petabyte|PB, Device Configuration Overlay, Automatic Acoustic Management, Serial ATA|SATA, Hybrid drive, Coraid, ATA-over-Ethernet, Ethernet, Network-attached storage, Serial ATA, Master-slave (computers), Advanced Host Controller Interface|AHCI, Category:Advanced Technology Attachment, bs:Integrated Drive Electronics, de:ATA/ATAPI, es:Integrated Drive Electronics, fr:Advanced Technology Attachment, id:Advanced Technology Attachment, it:Advanced Technology Attachment, he:ATA, lt:ATA, nl:Integrated Drive Electronics, ja:Advanced Technology Attachment, pl:ATA, pt:ATA, ru:ATA, sk:Advanced Technology Attachment, fi:IDE, sv:Parallell ATA, tr:ATA, uk:ATA, ur:پیشرفتہ طرزی وابستگی, zh:集成设备电路]
AT and T	[1.0, AT&T]
AT bus architecture	[1.0, Industry Standard Architecture, Industry Standard Architecture]
ATC classification	[1.0, Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System]
ATM	[1.0, postnominal, Toastmasters International, Actun Tunichil Muknal, Belize, Adobe Type Manager, Adobe Systems, Advanced Traffic Management, Intelligent transportation system, Aggregate Trailer Mass, Trailer (vehicle), Air Traffic Management, air traffic control, air space management, air traffic flow management, Altamira Airport, Brazil, Amateur telescope making|Amateur telescope maker, Association of Teachers of Mathematics, Ass to mouth, anal sex, fellatio, Asynchronous Transfer Mode, Ataxia telangiectasia mutated, Midlands Gateway|ATM Gateway, Athlone, Tullamore, Mullingar Gateway or Midlands Gateway, Atmosphere (unit), List of Internet slang phrases#A|internet slang, At-the-money, option pricing, Automated teller machine, Feldenkrais method, Texas A&M University, ca:ATM, cs:ATM, de:ATM, es:ATM, fr:Atm, ko:ATM, hr:ATM (razdvojba), it:ATM, ja:ATM, pl:ATM, pt:ATM, ru:ATM (значения), vi:ATM, tr:ATM, zh:ATM]
ATP	[1.0, Adenosine triphosphate, Alberta Theatre Projects, Canada|Canadian, Associated Talking Pictures, Ealing Studios, BAe ATP, ATP Bonding Systems, ATP Flash Cards, Academic Talent Program, Armenia Tree Project, Association of Test Publishers, Association of Tennis Professionals, Advanced Training Program, Anti-Trident Party, Airline Transport Pilot License, Assistive technology service provider|Assistive Technology Practitioner, AppleTalk|AppleTalk Transaction Protocol, Automated theorem proving, Automatic Train Protection, Anti-Tachycardia Pacing, Implantable cardioverter-defibrillator, Asynchronous Transfer Protocol, Alternative Transients Program, Flight Assignment: A.T.P., Australian Technology Park, All Tomorrow's Parties (song)|All Tomorrow's Parties, The Velvet Underground, The Velvet Underground and Nico, All Tomorrow's Parties (novel)|All Tomorrow's Parties, The Bridge trilogy, William Gibson (novelist)|William Gibson, All Tomorrow's Parties (music festival)|All Tomorrow's Parties, ATP Recordings, record label, Accepted Test Plan, Accession Time Period, Addressee To Pay, Adult Treatment Panel, Advance Tasting Program, Ridge Vineyards, Advanced Technology Program, Allmänna tilläggspensionen, supplementary, Sweden, Arbejdsmarkedets Tillægspension, supplementary, Denmark, Available To Promise, Ask Them Personally, Ameliorate The Predicate, bg:АТП, ca:ATP, cs:ATP, da:ATP, de:ATP, et:ATP, es:ATP, fr:ATP, ko:ATP, hr:ATP, id:ATP, it:ATP, lb:ATP, hu:ATP, nl:ATP, ja:ATP, no:ATP (andre betydninger), pl:ATP (ujednoznacznienie), pt:ATP (desambiguação), ksh:ATP (Watt ėßß datt?), sk:ATP, sr:АТП, fi:ATP, sv:ATP, vi:ATP, tr:ATP, zh:ATP, ru:ATP]
AU	[1.0, Au, au]
AV	[1.0, ksh:AV (Watt ėßß datt?), Video, Pornography, Pornographic film, Anguilla, List of FIPS country codes|FIPS 10-4 code, NATO country code|NATO digram, Avianca, IATA, Road, Av (month)|Av, aperture priority, atto, volt, Avar language, ISO 639-1, Avaya, Average, Angela Via, Anti-virus software, AltaVista, Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County, California, United States|US, Alterac Valley, player versus player, instance dungeon, MMORPG, World of Warcraft, Approval voting, instant-runoff voting, Artificial vagina, King James Version of the Bible, Avatar (icon), Arcade Volleyball, MS-DOS, video game, Gold, numismatics, The A.V. Club, The Onion, America Votes, atrioventricular, arteriovenous, Access Violation, de:AV, eo:Av, fr:AV, ko:AV, it:AV, nl:AV, ja:AV, no:AV, pt:Av (desambiguação), ksh:AV (Watt ėßß datt?), sl:AV, fi:Av, zh:AV]
AV-8 Harrier II	[1.0, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft, Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft/page content, STOVL, Boeing, BAE Systems, USS Nassau (LHA-4)|USS ''Nassau'', 1978-11-09, 1985-01-12, United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine Corps, Royal Air Force, Fleet Air Arm|Navy, Spanish Navy, Italian Navy, Hawker Siddeley Harrier, BAE Sea Harrier, BAE Harrier II, V/STOL, turbofan|jet, multirole aircraft, British Aerospace, Boeing, BAE Systems, Hawker Siddeley Harrier, aircraft carrier, NATO, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, United States, USMC, BAE Harrier II|Harrier GR7/GR9, RAF, Hawker Siddeley Harrier#Harrier GR.1A|Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR.1A, United States Marine Corps|US Marine Corps, Image:BAE-McDonell-Douglas AV8B-01.jpg|thumb|AV-8B at [[EAA AirVenture Oshkosh|Oshkosh 2003, Cold War, Hawker P.1127, Hawker Siddeley Harrier|Harrier, Rolls-Royce Limited|Rolls Royce, Image:Italian TAV-8B Harrier II.jpg|thumb|An Italian TAV-8B Harrier II aboard [[Giuseppe Garibaldi (551), McDonnell Douglas, British Aerospace, BAE Systems, United Kingdom|UK, Hawker Hunter, BAE Hawk|BAe Hawk T1, Image:Spanish Navy AV-8B Harrier II 070223-N-3888C-004.jpg|thumb|right|An AV-8B Harrier II Plus from the Spanish aircraft carrier ''Principe de Asturias'' (R 11) prepares to land., Royal Air Force, Fleet Air Arm, United Kingdom, RAF Harrier II, United States Marine Corps, Spanish Navy|Spanish Naval air wing, Marina Militare|Italian Navy air wing, AIM-120 AMRAAM, Image:Marine Corps TAV-8B Harrier.jpg|thumb|A US Marine Corps TAV-8B Harrier II., BAE Harrier II, Image:AV-8B Harrier.KC-10.drogue.jpg|thumb|AV-8 Harrier II being refueled by a [[KC-10 Extender, Italian Navy, Spanish Navy, Royal Air Force, No. 1 Squadron RAF|No. 1 Squadron, No. IV Squadron RAF|No. IV Squadron, No. 20 Squadron RAF|No. 20 Squadron, RAF SAOEU, Fleet Air Arm|Royal Navy, 800 Naval Air Squadron, 801 Naval Air Squadron, United States Marine Corps, VMA-211, VMA-214, VMA-223, VMA-231, VMA-311, VMA-513, VMA-542, VMAT-203, Image:McDONNELL DOUGLAS, BAe AV-8B HARRIER II.png|right|300px|Orthographic projection of the AV-8B Harrier II., supercritical airfoil, Rolls-Royce Pegasus|Rolls-Royce Pegasus 105, vectored-thrust, turbofan engine, GAU-12 Equalizer|GAU-12U "Equalizer", AGM-65 Maverick, LITENING targeting pod, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-120 AMRAAM, smart weapon, JDAM, BAE Harrier II, BAE Sea Harrier, Hawker P.1127, Hawker Siddeley Harrier, Boeing X-32, F-35 Lightning II, Yakovlev Yak-38, Yakovlev Yak-41, A-5 Vigilante|A-5, A-6 Intruder|A-6, A-7 Corsair II|A-7, Northrop YA-9|YA-9, A-10 Thunderbolt II|A-10, A-12 Avenger II|A-12, List of active United States military aircraft, List of military aircraft of the United States, Harrier Jump Jet, Category:Jet aircraft, Category:Carrier-based aircraft, Category:U.S. attack aircraft 1970-1979, Category:United States Marine Corps equipment, Category:VTOL aircraft, Category:McDonnell Douglas aircraft, be-x-old:Harrier II, es:AV-8 Harrier II, fr:AV-8B Harrier II, ko:AV-8B 해리어 II, it:McDonnell Douglas-BAe AV-8B Harrier II, no:Boeing AV-8 Harrier II, pl:AV-8B Harrier II, pt:AV-8 Harrier II, ro:AV-8B Harrier II, th:เอวี-8 แฮริเออร์, zh:AV-8攻擊機]
AVL tree	[1.0, Image:Non-AVLtree.png|thumb|right|251px|An example of a '''non-AVL''' tree, computer science, self-balancing binary search tree, tree height|heights, child node|child, height-balanced tree|height-balanced, big O notation|O, tree rotation, Georgii Adelson-Velsky|G.M. Adelson-Velsky, Yevgeniy Landis|E.M. Landis, red-black trees, big O notation|O, Stanford university|Stanford University, Image:AVLtreef.svg|thumb|right|251px|The same tree after being height-balanced, Binary search tree, divide and conquer, binary search tree, tree (data structure)|tree, tree (data structure)#Nodes|height, binary search tree, tree rotation, splay tree, Tree rotation, Splay tree, Red-black tree, B-tree, T-tree, Russian language|Russian, English language|English, Donald Knuth, Linoleum programming language|Linoleum, Assembly language|Assembler, Walt Karas, Jim Harris, Brad Appleton, Alex Konshin, Category:Trees (structure), cs:AVL-strom, da:AVL-træ, de:AVL-Baum, es:Árbol AVL, fr:Arbre AVL, id:Pohon AVL, it:Albero AVL, he:עץ AVL, lt:AVL medis, ja:AVL木, pl:Drzewo AVL, pt:Árvore AVL, ru:АВЛ-дерево, sk:AVL strom, sl:AVL drevo, fi:AVL-puu, sv:AVL-träd, vi:Cây AVL, zh:AVL树]
AW	[1.0, ksh:AW (Watt ėßß datt?), Active Worlds, Addison-Wesley, Ahrweiler, After Waizz, Phantasy Star series, Agape World Fellowship, Alan Wake, Remedy Entertainment, Allied Waste Industries, Another World (TV series)|Another World, Arctic Warfare, Aruba, A&W Restaurants, A&W Root Beer, Dirgantara Air Service, Schreiner Airways, Advance Wars, Atomic Weight, Armstrong Whitworth, AlmightyWrestling, Ibanez AW Series, Aviation Warfare Systems Operator, Naval rating|rating, United States Navy, atto, watt, Water activity, .aw, de:AW, eo:Aw, fr:AW, ko:AW, it:AW, ja:AW, no:AW, ksh:AW (Watt ėßß datt?), sl:AW, fi:Aw]
AWACS	[1.0, Airborne Warning and Control System, Airborne Warning and Control System]
AWK (disambiguation)	[1.0, Auk, AWK (programming language), National Rail, Adwick railway station, United Kingdom, Andrew W.K., Auk, it:AWK]
AWK (programming language)	[1.0, ko:AWK, scripting language, procedural programming|procedural, Event-driven programming|event-driven, Alfred V. Aho|Alfred '''A'''ho, Peter J. Weinberger|Peter '''W'''einberger, Brian Kernighan|Brian '''K'''ernighan, C (programming language)|C, SNOBOL, Bourne shell, Perl, Korn Shell, JavaScript syntax#Origin of Syntax|JavaScript, Cross-platform, programming language, surname, Alfred V. Aho|Alfred '''A'''ho, Peter J. Weinberger|Peter '''W'''einberger, Brian Kernighan|Brian '''K'''ernighan, auk, Unix, Plan 9 from Bell Labs|Plan 9, programming language, String (computer science)|string, datatype, associative array, regular expression, sed, Larry Wall, Perl, one-liner program, Version 7 Unix, Pipeline (Unix)|pipeline, Unix-like, operating system, Single UNIX Specification, Unix, operating system, Bourne shell, regular expression#POSIX modern (extended) regular expressions|regular expressions, dynamically linked library|dynamically linked libraries, delimited, C (programming language)|C, whitespace, Hello world program, Wc (Unix)|wc, associative array, shebang (Unix)|shebang, 1977, Version 7 Unix, 1985, 1988, UNIX System V, free software license, 1996, Brian Kernighan|Brian W. Kernighan, GNU, Linux distribution, Linux, FreeBSD, GNU General Public License|GPL, BSD and GPL licensing|more restrictive, BSD licenses|BSD license, byte code, Debian, Ubuntu (Linux distribution)|Ubuntu, compiler, MS-DOS|DOS, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Java (programming language)|Java, Java (programming language)|Java, BusyBox, Alfred V. Aho, Brian W. Kernighan, Peter J. Weinberger, Arnold Robbins, Arnold Robbins, Dale Dougherty, Arnold Robbins, O'Reilly Media, sed, List of Unix programs, Brian Kernighan, USENET, newsgroup, Category:Curly bracket programming languages|AWK, Category:Domain-specific programming languages, Category:Text-oriented programming languages, Category:Scripting languages, Category:Unix software, Category:Free compilers and interpreters, Category:Standard Unix programs|Awk, bs:Awk, ca:Awk, cs:AWK, de:Awk, es:AWK, fa:ای‌دبلیو‌کی, fr:Awk, ko:AWK, hr:Awk, it:Awk, hu:Awk programozási nyelv, nl:AWK, ja:AWK, no:Awk, pl:AWK, pt:AWK, ru:AWK, sk:AWK (programovací jazyk), fi:AWK, sv:Awk, th:ภาษา AWK, tr:AWK, uk:AWK, zh:AWK]
AZ	[1.0, Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2007_May_18#Template:Redirect5, AZ (football club)|AZ (football), AZ (rapper), Alitalia, Arizona, United States postal abbreviations, AstraZeneca, Azerbaijan, Azimuth, Authority Zero, Az (Persian mythology), Az (Manichaeism), A (Cyrillic), Azerbaijani language, A-Z, de:AZ, eo:Az, fr:AZ, ko:AZ, it:AZ, nl:AZ, ja:AZ, no:AZ, pt:AZ, ksh:AZ (Watt ėßß datt?), ru:АЗ, sl:AZ, fi:Az, sv:AZ]
AZ (football club)	[1.0, Image:Az alkmaar.png|160px|AZ logo, Naamloze Vennootschap|NV, May 10, 1967, DSB Stadion, Alkmaar, Louis van Gaal, Eredivisie, Eredivisie 2006/2007|2006-07, Football (soccer)|football, Alkmaar, Netherlands|the Netherlands, May 10, 1967, Zaanstad|Zaanstreek, Eredivisie|Dutch champions, UEFA Cup, Eredivisie, Alkmaarderhout, DSB Stadion, Louis van Gaal, Co Adriaanse, Louis van Gaal, July 1, 2007, Joey Didulica (football)|Joey Didulica, Kew Jaliens, Gijs Luirink, Barry Opdam, Sébastien Pocognoli, David Mendes da Silva, Julian Jenner, Stijn Schaars, Ariclenes da Silva Ferreira|Ari, Simon Cziommer, Maarten Martens, Milano Koenders, Ryan Donk, Rogier Molhoek, Sergio Romero, Kemy Agustien, Moussa Dembélé, Danny Koevermans, Demy de Zeeuw, Boy Waterman, Haris Medunjanin, Grétar Steinsson, Ruud Vormer, Graziano Pellè, Kees Luyckx, SBV Excelsior|Excelsior, Jeremain Lens, NEC (football club)|NEC, Eredivisie, Eerste Divisie, KNVB Cup, UEFA Cup, Trofeo Santiago Bernabéu, Kees Kist, Jan Peters (football)|Jan Peters, Hans de Koning, Eddy Treijtel, Hugo Hovenkamp, Bert van Marwijk, Willem van Hanegem, Louis van Gaal, Phillip Cocu, Martin Haar, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Michael Buskermolen, Barry Opdam, Barry van Galen, John Bosman, Jan Kromkamp, Henk Timmer (footballer)|Henk Timmer, Ron Vlaar, Tim de Cler, Denny Landzaat, Kew Jaliens, Joris Mathijsen, Co Adriaanse, Hans van Doorneveld, Hans Eijkenbroek, Willem van Hanegem, Hans de Koning, Gerard van der Lem, Piet Schrijvers, Henk van Stee, Piet de Visser, Theo Vonk, Henk Wullems, Georg Kessler, List of football clubs in the Netherlands|Dutch football league teams, Category:Dutch football clubs, Category:AZ Alkmaar, Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1967, bg:АЗ Алкмар, ca:AZ Alkmaar, cs:AZ Alkmaar, da:AZ Alkmaar, de:AZ Alkmaar, es:AZ Alkmaar, fr:AZ Alkmaar, hr:AZ, id:AZ Alkmaar, it:AZ Alkmaar, he:א.ז. אלקמאר, lv:AZ Alkmaar, lt:AZ Alkmaar, nl:AZ (voetbalclub), ja:AZアルクマール, no:AZ Alkmaar, pl:AZ Alkmaar, pt:AZ Alkmaar, ru:АЗ (футбольный клуб), fi:AZ Alkmaar, sv:AZ Alkmaar, tr:AZ Alkmaar, zh:AZ阿爾克馬爾]
Aa	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Vandalbothelper|Vandalbothelper, User talk:Vandalbothelper|talk, AA]
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Aachen	[1.0, Template:Infobox Former Country, 6th millennium BC, Reichsfrei, 1 January, 1801, Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor|Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor|Emperor, 936, 1656, Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1668)|First Treaty, War of Devolution, May 2, 1668, Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748)|Second Treaty, War of the Austrian Succession|War<br>    of Austrian Succession, 1748, French Revolutionary Wars|Annexed, First French Republic|France, Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle (1818)|Third Treaty, Napoleon, Bourbon Restoration|France, 1818, Image:Sin escudo.svg|20px|Image missing, darts, Image:Aachen1566.jpg|thumb|The Roman Architecture style is still kept in Aachen.|260px, Ripuarian, spa town|spa city, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Cologne, Image:Construction d Aix-la-Chapelle.jpg|thumb|left|Construction of Aix-la-Chapelle, by [[Jean Fouquet, Neolithic, Charlemagne, Roman empire|Roman, hot spring|hot sulphur springs, Holy Roman Empire|Empire, Einhard, 765, 766|6, Pippin the 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Aage Niels Bohr	[1.0, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, Copenhagen, Denmark, Image:Flag of Denmark.svg|20px, Danish people|Danish, University of Copenhagen, Manhattan Project, University of Copenhagen, Nuclear physics|Nuclear physicist, Image:Nobel.svg|20px, Nobel Prize in Physics, Niels Bohr, June 19, 1922, Copenhagen, Denmark|Danish, physicist, Niels Bohr, physicists, Wolfgang Pauli, Werner Heisenberg, nuclear physics|nuclear physicist, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1975, 1946, Niels Bohr Institute, Theoretical Physics, University of Copenhagen, 1963, 1970, 1948, Ben Roy Mottelson|Ben Mottelson, James Rainwater|Leo James Rainwater, Copenhagen, monograph, 1969, 1975, 1975, Nobel Prize in Physics, nucleons, June 19, 1922, Copenhagen, Denmark, Category:1922 births, Category:Danish physicists, Category:Living people, Category:Members and associates of the United States National Academy of Sciences, Category:Members of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, Category:Nobel laureates in Physics, Category:Nuclear physicists, Category:People from Copenhagen, Category:University of Copenhagen alumni, ca:Aage Niels Bohr, cs:Aage Niels Bohr, da:Aage Bohr, de:Aage Niels Bohr, es:Aage Niels Bohr, eo:Aage Niels Bohr, fr:Aage Niels Bohr, hi:आजे एन बोह्र, hr:Aage Niels Bohr, io:Aage Niels Bohr, id:Aage N. Bohr, it:Aage Niels Bohr, he:אגה בוהר, sw:Aage Bohr, nl:Aage Bohr, ja:オーゲ・ニールス・ボーア, no:Aage Niels Bohr, oc:Aage Niels Bohr, pl:Aage Niels Bohr, pt:Aage Niels Bohr, ru:Бор, Оге Нильс, sk:Aage Niels Bohr, sl:Aage Niels Bohr, sr:Оге Нилс Бор, fi:Aage Niels Bohr, sv:Aage N. Bohr, tr:Aage Niels Bohr, zh:艾吉·尼尔斯·玻尔]
Aal	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Vandalbothelper|Vandalbothelper, User talk:Vandalbothelper|talk, AAL]
Aalborg Municipality	[1.0, Image:Map DK Ålborg.PNG|200px|thumb|right|Location of Aalborg municipality, Danish language|Danish, Commune (subnational entity)|kommune, North Jutland County, Jutland, Denmark, Limfjord, North Sea, Kattegat, Vendsyssel-Thy, square kilometre|km², Region Nordjylland, Aalborg, seaport, Bight (geography)|Bight, ferry, Store Vildmose, Lille Vildmose, Bog|moor, January 1, 2007, Hals, Nibe, Sejlflod, Egholm, square kilometre|km², Social Democrats (Denmark)|Social Democrats, Politics of Denmark|political party, Sejlflod, Hals, Dronninglund, Brønderslev, Aabybro, Nibe, Støvring, Skørping, North Jutland County, Category:Municipalities of Denmark|Aalborg Municipality, Category:Aalborg|Aalborg Municipality, bg:Олборг, da:Aalborg Kommune, de:Aalborg, et:Ålborg, es:Aalborg, fr:Aalborg, gl:Aalborg - Ålborg, it:Aalborg, hu:Aalborg, nl:Aalborg (stad), ja:オールボー, no:Ålborg, pl:Aalborg, ro:Aalborg, fi:Aalborg, sv:Ålborg]
Aalen	[1.0, Template:Infobox Former Country, Template:Circlesw, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart (region)|Stuttgart, Ostalbkreis, 13th century, Reichsfrei, 1 January, 1801, Protestant Reformation, 1575, Counter-reformation|Returned to Catholicism, 1628, 1632|32, 1634, German Mediatisation|Mediatised, Duchy of Württemberg|Württemberg, 1803, Image:Armoiries Famille Hohenstaufen.png|20px|Hohenstaufen, Image:Wappen Oettingen i Bay.png|20px|Oettingen, Hohenstaufen, Duchy of Swabia|duchies of Swabia, Oettingen|Counts of Oettingen, German phonology|pronounced, town, Germany|German, Baden-Württemberg, Ostalbkreis, Kocher, Swabian Alb, Ellwanger Berge, Stuttgart, Encyclopædia Britannica, December 12, 2006, Ulm, 150, 160, Anno Domini|AD, Roman Empire|Roman, equestrian (Roman)|equestrian, Germanic Limes|Rhaetian Limes, 13th century, Staufian, Oettingen, 14th century, Imperial City, Imperial Free City, 1360, 1803, Württemberg, 1634, Oberamt, 1938, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Ostalbkreis, 1973, 1975, Wasseralfingen, 20th century, microbrew, Saint Nicholas, 1765, 1636, 1964, hot spring, asthma, Braunenberg, Autobahn, Bundesautobahn 7|A7, Stuttgart, Nürnberg, Ulm, Karlsruhe, Dresden, double-decker bus, United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong, Town twinning|twinned, Saint-Lô, France, Christchurch, Dorset|Christchurch, England, Tatabánya, Hungary, Antakya, Turkey, Category:Towns in Baden-Württemberg, Category:Ostalbkreis, da:Aalen, de:Aalen, et:Aalen, eo:Aalen, fa:آلن (شهر), fr:Aalen, it:Aalen, ja:アーレン (バーデン＝ヴュルテンベルク), lv:Ālene, lmo:Aalen, hu:Aalen, nl:Aalen, nn:Aalen, pl:Aalen (miasto), pt:Aalen, ru:Аален, ro:Aalen, fi:Aalen, sv:Aalen, tr:Aalen, zh:阿伦]
Aaliyah	[1.0, Brooklyn, New York, United States|U.S., Abaco Islands, The Bahamas, Detroit, Michigan|Detroit, Michigan, United States|U.S., rhythm and blues|R&B, hip hop soul, dance music|dance, pop music|pop, Singer, Model (person)|model, dancer, actress, Blackground Records|Blackground, Gladys Knight, Missy Elliott, Timbaland, Steve "Static" Garrett|Static, Ginuwine, Tweet (singer)|Tweet, R. Kelly, January 16, 1979, August 25, 2001, United States|American, singer, dancer, Model (person)|model, actress, R. 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So Addictive|Take Away, Tweet (singer)|Tweet, The Beatles|Beatle, George Harrison, Elvis Presley, Romeo Must Die, Tim Footman, Revlon Run Walk, Aaliyah discography, Age Ain't Nothing but a Number, One in a Million (album)|One in a Million, Aaliyah (album)|Aaliyah, I Care 4 U, Ultimate Aaliyah, United States|U.S., Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs|U.S. R&B, United Kingdom, New Zealand, United World Chart, France, Back and Forth (song)|Back and Forth, If Your Girl Only Knew, One in a Million (Aaliyah song)|One in a Million, Are You That Somebody?, Try Again, Rock The Boat, More Than a Woman (Aaliyah song)|More Than a Woman, Miss You (Aaliyah song)|Miss You, MTV Video Music Awards, MOBO Awards, Image Awards, Lady of Soul Awards, American Music Awards, Romeo Must Die, Queen of the Damned (film)|Queen of the Damned, Gladys Knight, Blackground Records, Missy Elliott, Timbaland, Steve "Static" Garrett, Rashad Haughton, Superfriends Clique, Damon Dash, Category:Aaliyah| , Category:American actor-singers, Category:American pop singers, Category:American dance musicians, Category:American Roman Catholics, Category:American rhythm and blues singers, Category:American female singers, Category:American film actors, Category:American dancers, Category:Americans of Native American descent|Aaliyah, Category:English-language singers, Category:African-American singers, Category:African-American actors, Category:Michigan musicians, Category:Swing Mob artists, Category:People from Brooklyn, Category:People from Detroit, Category:Plane crash victims, Category:1979 births, Category:2001 deaths, bg:Алия, cs:Aaliyah, de:Aaliyah, et:Aaliyah, es:Aaliyah, fa:عالیه, fr:Aaliyah, gl:Aaliyah, it:Aaliyah, lt:Aaliyah, ms:Aaliyah, nl:Aaliyah, ja:アリーヤ, no:Aaliyah, pl:Aaliyah, pt:Aaliyah, ru:Аалия, simple:Aaliyah, fi:Aaliyah, sv:Aaliyah, tl:Aaliyah]
Aar	[1.0, es:Aar, Image:A5 Aarebruecke.jpg|thumb|Aare under the A5 bridge., German language|German, river, Switzerland, Rhine, 1 E10 m²|17,779 km², Encyclopædia Britannica, Aar glaciers, Alps, canton of Bern, Grimsel Pass, Hostel|Hospice, Finsteraarhorn, Haslital, Guttannen, Canyons of Switzerland|canyon, Meiringen, Brienz, Lake Brienz, Lütschine, Interlaken, Unterseen, Lake Thun, Kander, Simme, Thun, Bern, Saane/Sarine|Saane or Sarine, 19th century, swampland, Hagneck Canal, Lake Biel, Büren, Solothurn, Emme (river)|Emme, Olten, Aarau, Brugg, Reuss River|Reuss, Limmat, Rhine, Koblenz, Switzerland|Coblenz (Switzerland), Waldshut, limestone, Meiringen, glaciation, Ice Age, glacier, Tributary|Tributaries, Image:Forest route near Aare.jpg|thumb|Forest route near Aare, Image:Wasserschloss switzerland.jpg|thumb|Aare receives the Reuss in the "Wasserschloss", Limmat, Linth, Lake Zürich, Sihl, Reuss River, Kleine Emme, Sarner Aa, Engelberger Aa, Schächen, Furkareuss, Suhr, Wigger (river)|Wigger, Emme (river)|Emme, Zihlkanal, Suze, Broye, Orbe (river)|Orbe, Saane, Sense (river)|Sense, Kander, Simme, Allenbach, Lütschine, Gaulish, Berne zinc tablet, Roman Gaul, Category:Rivers of Switzerland, Category:Canyons and gorges of Switzerland, Category:Rhine basin, Category:Canton of Berne, als:Aare, br:Aar, ca:Aar, cs:Aara, da:Aare, de:Aare, et:Aare jõgi, es:Aar, eo:Aare, fr:Aar, gl:Aar, it:Aar (fiume), ka:აარე, la:Abrinca (flumen), lt:Arė, hu:Aare, nl:Aare, ja:アーレ川, no:Aare, pl:Aare, pt:Rio Aar, ru:Ааре, sk:Aare, fi:Aare, sv:Aare, tr:Aare, zh:阿勒河]
Aarau	[1.0, referendum, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, Aarau (district)|Aarau, Rohr, Aargau|Rohr, Buchs, Aargau|Buchs, Suhr, Aargau|Suhr, Unterentfelden, Eppenberg-Wöschnau, Erlinsbach, Neuchâtel, Delft, Reutlingen, Switzerland|Swiss, Cantons of Switzerland|canton, Aargau, Aarau (district)|Aarau, German language|German, Protestantism|Protestant, Swiss plateau, Aar, Jura mountains, Zurich, Encyclopædia Britannica, 20 December, 2006, Canton of Solothurn, Aargau, Wettingen, Baden, Image:Aarau Altstadt.jpg|thumb|left|Aarau, Aar, Küttigen, Rohr, Buchs, Suhr, Unterentfelden, Eppenberg-Wöschnau, Erlinsbach, Image:Aarau_schloessli.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Schlössli, Image:Aarau_rathaus.jpg|thumb|right|150px|City Hall, Image:Aarau_rore-turm.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Rore Tower, Image:Aarau_stadtkirche.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Town Church Tower, Image:Aarau_oberer_turm.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Upper Gate Tower, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Solothurn, Vindonissa, Kyburg, Rudolf I, Habsburg, Solothurn, Age of Enlightenment|enlightened, December 27, 1797, Tagsatzung, Old Swiss Confederacy, March 22, 1798, Helvetic Republic, September 20, Lucerne, Napoleon I of France|Napoleon, Aargau, Nobel Prize, Albert Einstein, Paul Karrer, Werner Arber, Bible, Huldrych Zwingli, floodplain, Image:Aarauer_Giebel.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Painted Gable, gables, Carillon, Reformation, limestone, sandstone, Aargauer Zeitung, Kern & Co., geodetic, Zurich, Bern, Basel, Yugoslavia, German language|German, Italian language|Italian, Serbian language|Serbian, Spanish language|Spanish, French language|French, Albanian language|Albanian, Turkish language|Turkish, English language|English, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Protestantism|Protestant, as of 2000, Roman Catholic, Muslim, Eastern Orthodox Church|Orthodox Christian, proportional representation, Free-thinking Democratic Party of Switzerland|FDP, Social Democratic Party of Switzerland|SP, Swiss People's Party|SVP, Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland|CVP, Green Party of Switzerland|Green, Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland|EVP, plurality voting system, Free-thinking Democratic Party of Switzerland|FDP, Social Democratic Party of Switzerland|SP, Social Democratic Party of Switzerland|SP, Free-thinking Democratic Party of Switzerland|FDP, Free-thinking Democratic Party of Switzerland|FDP, Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland|CVP, Johann Kaspar Riesbeck, Johann Rudolf Dolder, Sebastian Fahrländer, Johann Heinrich Daniel Zschokke, Ignaz Paul Vitalis Troxler, Carl Feer-Herzog, Albert Einstein, Charles Tschopp, Eugen Bircher, Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler, United States Coast Survey, Maximilian Oskar Bircher-Benner, Urs Faes, Friedrich Frey-Herosé, Hans Herzog, Paul Hubschmid, Klaus Merz, Lenzburg, Category:Cities in Switzerland, Category:Cantonal capitals of Switzerland, Category:Municipalities of Aargau, Category:Aargau, als:Aarau, cs:Aarau, de:Aarau, et:Aarau, es:Aarau, fr:Aarau, gl:Aarau, ko:아라우, it:Aarau, la:Aravia, hu:Aarau, nl:Aarau (stad), ja:アーラウ, no:Aarau, pl:Aarau, pt:Aarau, ro:Aarau, ru:Аарау, fi:Aarau, sv:Aarau, zh:阿劳]
AardvarK	[1.0, Aardvark]
Aardvark	[1.0, Special:Contributions/24.166.96.94|24.166.96.94, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:Trusilver|Trusilver, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Animal, Chordate|Chordata, Mammal, Afrotheria, Thomas Henry Huxley|Huxley, 1872, John Edward Gray|Gray, 1821, Georges Cuvier|G. Cuvier, 1798, Peter Simon Pallas|Pallas, 1766, mammal, Africa, Afrikaans, Dutch language|Dutch, Europe, pig, order (biology)|order, pulp (tooth)|pulp cavity, dentine, cementum, canines, Image:Erdferkel-drawing.jpg|thumb|left|200px|An Aardvark drawing, olfaction|sense of smell, nocturnal, ant, termite, fruit, aardvark cucumber, ants, termites, insects, African Wild Dog, gestation, mating season, captivity, Category:Fauna of Burkina Faso, Category:Fauna of West Africa, Category:Mammals of Africa, Category:Words of Afrikaans origin, af:Erdvark, bn:আর্ডভার্ক, bar:Erdfàggi, ca:Porc formiguer, cs:Hrabáč, da:Jordsvin, de:Erdferkel, et:Tuhnik, es:Orycteropus afer, eo:Orikteropo, fr:Oryctérope du Cap, ga:Arcán talún, gd:Aardvark, it:Orycteropus afer, he:שנבוב, sw:Mhanga, lij:Tubulidentata, lt:Vamzdžiadančiai, li:Eerdverke, jbo:rikteropu, hu:Földimalac, mt:Orikteropu, nl:Aardvarken, ja:ツチブタ, no:Jordsvin, nrm:Couochon d'tèrre, pl:Mrównik, pt:Aardvark, ru:Трубкозуб, scn:Orycteropus afer, simple:Aardvark, fi:Maasika, sv:Jordsvin, tr:Aardvark, zh:土豚]
AardwolF	[1.0, Aardwolf]
Aardwolf	[1.0, Animal, Chordate|Chordata, Mammal, Carnivora, Hyaenidae, Anders Sparrman|Sparrman, 1783, Insectivore|insectivorous, hyena, mammal, East Africa|Eastern, Southern Africa, Afrikaans, Encyclopaedia Britannica, termite, IMP Publishing Ltd, Southern Africa, East Africa|Eastern, Encyclopædia Britannica, Striped Hyena, muzzle, ear, mane, bushland, Hodotermitidae, grassland, savanna, arable land|farmland, miombo, Image:Aardwolf.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Aardwolf from the zoo in [[San Antonio, Texas, nocturnal animal|nocturnal, aardvark, Old World porcupine, springhare, termites, mammals, birds, hyena, solitary, sexual maturity, breeding season, Gestation, cubs, den, life expectancy|lifespan, captivity (animal)|captivity, agriculture, dog, Category:Hyenas, Category:Mammals of Africa, Category:Fauna of Egypt, Category:Fauna of Sudan, Category:Fauna of Ethiopia, Category:Fauna of East Africa, Category:Fauna of Kenya, Category:Fauna of Tanzania, Category:Fauna of Botswana, Category:Fauna of Zambia, Category:Fauna of Angola, Category:Fauna of Namibia, Category:Fauna of South Africa, Category:Words of Afrikaans origin, af:Aardwolf, bg:Земен вълк, cs:Hyenka hřivnatá, da:Jordulv, de:Erdwolf, es:Proteles cristatus, eo:Protelo, fi:Maasusi, fr:Protèle, he:צבועון, it:Proteles cristatus, ja:アードウルフ, lv:Hiēnsuns, lt:Urvinė hiena, nl:Aardwolf, no:Jordulv, pl:Protel, pt:Lobo-da-terra, ru:Земляной волк, scn:Proteles, sv:Jordvarg, zh:土狼]
Aargau	[1.0, id:Kanton Aargau, Aarau, German language|German, Grosser Rat, German language|German, French language|French, Italian language|Italian, Romansh, Cantons of Switzerland|cantons, Switzerland, river, Aare, Aarau, Germany, Basel-Landschaft, Canton of Solothurn|Solothurn, Canton of Bern|Bern, Canton of Lucerne|Lucerne, Canton of Zürich|Zürich, Canton of Zug|Zug, Alps, Jura mountains|Jura, Baden, Switzerland|Baden, Schinznach-Bad|Schinznach, Rheinfelden, Brugg, Reuss River|Reuss, Limmat, Habsburg, Koenigsfelden, ancient Rome|Roman, Windisch, Image:Aarau Altstadt.jpg|thumb|left|Aarau, Alamannia, Burgundy, Hohenstaufen, Habsburgs, Sonderbund War, George Mangold, Bern, Zofingen, Aarburg, Aarau, Lenzburg, Brugg, 10 March, 18 April, 1798, Helvetic Republic, Canton of Baden, Fricktal, Austria, Statthalter, 9 March, 1803, Regierungsstatthalter, 10 March, 1803, 26 April, 1803, 26 April, 1803, Amtsbürgermeister, Landammänner, Dairy farming, cereal, fruit, iron, steel, cement, Zürich, museum, Encyclopædia Britannica, Districts of Switzerland|Districts, Aargauer Zeitung, Spread of printing, Category:Aargau|*, als:Kanton Aargau, an:Cantón d'Argobia, frp:Argovia, bg:Ааргау, ca:Argòvia, cs:Aargau, da:Aargau, de:Kanton Aargau, et:Aargau kanton, es:Cantón de Argovia, eo:Argovio, fr:Argovie, gl:Argovia, ko:아르가우 주, id:Kanton Aargau, is:Aargau, it:Canton Argovia, la:Argovia, hu:Aargau, ms:Aargau, nl:Aargau, ja:アールガウ州, no:Aargau, pl:Argowia, pt:Cantão de Argóvia, ro:Cantonul Argovia, rm:Argovia, ru:Ааргау, sk:Aargau, fi:Aargau, sv:Aargau, tr:Aargau (Kanton), uk:Ааргау, zh:阿爾高州]
Aarhus	[1.0, Image:Aarhus coa.png|125px, Image:DenmarkCityOfAarhus.png|200px|, Denmark, Population, Density, 1 January, 2007, Time zone, UTC, Danish language|Danish, port, Jutland, Aarhus municipality, Copenhagen, Skanderborg, Studstrup, University of Aarhus, Gellerup, Arabs, Turks, Somali, Image:Århus-1998.jpg|thumb|left|280px|Aerial photo of Aarhus from the south. In the centre [[Aarhus Domkirke, Jutland, Denmark, railway, Gudenaa|Gudenå, Skanderborg, Himmelbjerget, Silkeborg, Image:Vikings960c.jpg|thumb|500px|right|Viking rally at the [[Moesgaard Museum, Viking, Germany, Baltics|Baltic countries, Jutland, Randers, Aalborg, industrial revolution, Middle Ages, Adam of Bremen, Ingelham, Germany, Archaeology|archaeological, Long house, rune stones, Image:Århus segl 1421 1608 jth.jpg|thumb|140px|right|The city seal from 1421 and 1608., Germany|German, Sweden, Denmark, Jutland, Norway, Lübeck, Amsterdam, England, France, Spain, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Randers, Ålborg, Aarhus Theater, Århus Domkirke, Church of Our Lady (Aarhus)|Church of Our Lady, Århus City Hall, Aarhus Universitet, Statsbiblioteket, The Old Town, Aarhus|Den Gamle By, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Jutland|Jut, Botanisk Have, Tivoli Friheden, ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, Aarhus Kunstbygning, Marselisborg Slot, Århus Teater, Musikhuset, Dyrehaven, Telecommunication Tower Arhus, Skejby Sygehus, Atletion, Kvindemuseet i Danmark, Light House, Den Permanente, Helgenæs, Samsø, Århus Bay, Image:Aarhus DK Gastronimie am Kanal Feb 04.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The "Spanish Stairs" in the city centre by the [[Århus å, Jutland, Aarhus International Jazz Festival, Aarhus Festuge, Vestereng, The Old Town, Aarhus|The Old Town, Danish language|Danish, Denmark, Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen|Tivoli, Legoland, Tivoli Friheden, Deer Park, cathedral, Århus Domkirke, Northern Europe, Trondheim, Aarhus City Hall, Arne Jacobsen, ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum|ARoS, Aarhus Kunstbygning, Frihedsmuseet, World War II, Kvindemuseet, Image:Den gamle by 2.jpg|thumb|300px|left|outdoor Museum The Old Town of Aarhus., ghetto, Gellerup, Arabic, Bazar West, Aarhus Festuge, Atletion, Sport|athletics, football (soccer)|football, Aarhus Gymnastik Forening, basketball, Bakken Bears, 2002 European Women's Handball Championship, Table Tennis, badminton, Union Cycliste Internationale|UCI, Road bicycle racing|Road Cycling, Orienteering, 2006 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, DanceSport, International DanceSport Federation|IDSF, Image:Århus universitet.jpg|thumb|200px|right|University of Aarhus., University of Aarhus, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus Technical College, The Danish School of Journalism, University College of Aarhus, engineering, dentistry, language, theology, The Danish School of Journalism, University of Aarhus, Humanities, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Theology, Science, Aarhus Universitet, November 21, 2005, Image:Århus Rådhus.jpg|thumb|150px|left|The [[Århus City Hall, Aarhus municipality, Aarhus Municipality, July 15, 2003, Mayor, Nicolai Wammen, Social Democrats (Denmark)|Social Democrats, magistrate, Aarhus Municipality, Aarhus County, Region Midtjylland, Viborg, Northern Europe, coal, iron, Århus Stevedore Kompagni A/S, agriculture|agricultural products, Ceres Brewery, Royal Unibrew, Ole Rømer, Jens Christian Skou, Bjarne Stroustrup, Ole Worm, Lene Hau, Steffen Brandt, Flemming Povlsen, Marc Rieper, Camilla Martin, Kaare Norge, Tina Dico, Nicklas Skyummy Clausen, Stig Tøfting, Nathan Brittaain, Marie Louise Kold, Hatesphere, Metropolitan areas of Denmark, Category:Aarhus| , Category:Cities and towns in Denmark|Århus, Category:Port cities and towns in Denmark, Category:Port cities and towns of the North Sea, bg:Орхус, cs:Århus, da:Århus, de:Århus, et:Århus, el:Ώρχους, es:Århus, eo:Arhuzo, fr:Århus, gl:Aarhus - Århus, io:Aarhus, id:Århus, it:Århus, he:אורהוס, la:Aarhusium, lv:Orhūsa, hu:Århus, nl:Århus, ja:オーフス, no:Århus, nn:Århus, pl:Århus, pt:Århus, ro:Århus, ru:Орхус, simple:Aarhus, sr:Архус, fi:Århus, sv:Århus, tr:Århus, zh:奥胡斯]
Aaron	[1.0, Hebrew Bible, Aaron (disambiguation), Image:GoldCalf.jpg|thumb|350px|right|''The Adoration of the Golden Calf'' by [[Nicolas Poussin, biblical, Hebrew people, Amram, Jochebed, Levi, Moses, Miriam, Exodus, Book of Numbers|Numbers, Midianites, Egypt, Pharaoh, Exodus, Amalek, Hur, God, Biblical Mount Sinai|Sinai, Joshua, Golden Calf|golden calf, Israelites, Quran, Deuteronomy, Image:Aaron high priest.jpg|thumb|right|18th Century Dutch oak statue portraying the high priest, Nadab, Abihu, Leviticus, List of High Priests of Israel|High Priest of Israel, Eleazar, son of Aaron|Eleazar, Micah (prophet)|Micah, Korah, Eleazar, Aaron’s Rod, Levites, Kohen|Aaronites, Persians|Persian, Malachi, Mekilta, Ecclesiasticus, Sirach, Tanhuma, Testaments of the Patriarchs, Abot, Sanhedrin (tractate)|Sanhedrin, Deuteronomy, Zebahim, Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, Twelve Tribes, Tanhuma, Kohanim, genetic testing, Y chromosome, Cohen modal haplotype, Lemba, sub-Saharan, Hexateuch, documentary hypothesis, Elohist|E, Jahwist|J, Deuteronomist|D, Priestly source|P, Book of Ezekiel|Ezekiel, priest, Snow-white Miriam|criticises Moses, Cush, Israel, Kenite, Deuteronomy, Yahweh, Moseroth|Moserah, Mount Hor, Meribah, Leviticus, Law of Holiness, Eleazar, Ithamar, Nadab and Abihu, Christ, Roman Catholic, calendar of saints, Eastern Orthodox Church, Maronite Church, September 4, Moses, Calendar of Saints (Armenian Apostolic Church)|Calendar of Saints, Armenian Apostolic Church, July 30, Islam, Harun, Ali, Mohammad, Jewish Encyclopedia, Book of Numbers|Numbers, Leviticus, Jellinek, Book of Numbers|Numbers, Gould, Moses Gaster|M. Gaster, Beer, Wertheimer, Hamburger, Harun, Kohen, Y-chromosomal Aaron, Documentary Hypothesis, Category:Ancient Jewish Egyptian history, Category:High Priests of Israel, Category:Major Torah figures, Category:Old Testament saints, ang:Aaron, br:Aaron (Bibl), bg:Аарон (Библия), ca:Aaron, cs:Árón (prorok), da:Aron, de:Aaron (biblische Person), et:Aaron, el:Ααρών, es:Aarón, eo:Aaron, fa:هارون, fr:Aaron (Bible), gl:Aharón - אהרן, ia:Aaron, it:Aronne, he:אהרן, ka:არონი, nl:Aäron, ja:アロン, no:Aron, pl:Aaron (Biblia), pt:Aarão (Bíblia), ru:Аарон, simple:Aaron, sl:Aron, sr:Арон, fi:Aaron, sv:Aron, uk:Аарон (Біблія), wo:Aaroona, yi:אהרן הכהן, zh:亞倫 (人名)]
Aarons Rod	[1.0, Aaron's rod]
Aarons rod	[1.0, Aaron's rod, Aaron's rod]
Ab	[1.0, AB]
Ab urbe condita	[1.0, Special:Contributions/80.141.103.209|80.141.103.209, User:Yom|Yom, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Ab Urbe Condita (book), Latin, founding of Rome|the founding, Rome, consul, Byzantine Empire, Justinian, Image:Aureus - Adriano - RIC 0144.jpg|thumb|300px|This [[aureus, founding of Rome|birthday of Rome, Image:Antoninianus Philip the Arab - Seculum Novum.jpg|thumb|300px|A coin struck under [[Philip the Arab, Image:Antoninianus-Pacatianus-1001-RIC 0006cf.jpg|thumb|300px|Also [[Pacatianus, Roman usurper|usurper, antoninianus, Claudius, Marcus Terentius Varro|Varro, propaganda, 47, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Philip the Arab, millennium, Ludi saeculares, Rome, saeculum, Coin, Pacatianus, Christianity|Christian, metaphysics|metaphysical, April 21, 753 BC, Marcus Terentius Varro|Varro, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Anno Domini, Dionysius Exiguus, Diocletian, Augustus, year zero, Herod the Great, Anno Domini, Velleius Paterculus, eclipse, June 25, 745 BC, Romulus and Remus, Egyptian calendar|Egyptian month, June 15, 760s BC|763 BC, March 2, Rhea Silvia, April 21, June 25, 745 BC, Sun, July 17, 709 BC, Plutarch, Quintus Fabius Pictor|Q. Fabius Pictor, Polybius, Xerxes I|Xerxes, Greece, solar eclipse, List of Latin phrases, Year zero, Anno Domini, Category:Latin words and phrases, Category:Roman calendar, Category:Chronology, als:Varronische Ära, bg:Ab urbe condita, ca:Ab urbe condita, cy:Ab urbe condita, de:Ab urbe condita (Chronologie), el:Ab urbe condita, es:Ab urbe condita, eo:Romia erao, fr:Ab Urbe condita, fur:Ab urbe condita, gl:Ab urbe condita, id:Ab urbe condita, it:Ab Urbe condita, hu:Ab urbe condita, nl:Ab Urbe Condita (jaartelling), ja:ローマ建国紀元, no:Ab urbe condita, pl:Ab urbe condita, pt:Ab urbe condita, ro:Ab Urbe condita, sl:Ab urbe condita, sv:Ab urbe condita]
Aba	[1.0, Abeh, Afghanistan, Aba, Congo, Aba, Hungary, Aba, Nigeria, Biafra, Aba, Okayama, Aba, Sichuan, Taiping (island), Aba of Kaskhar, Samuel Aba of Hungary, Aba Bayefsky, Mar Abba, metropolitan bishop, saint, Assyrian Church of the East, Gymnarchus niloticus, Antoine d'Abbadie, Bedouin, Arab, Abaya, Aba (Dune), Dune universe|''Dune'' universe, Frank Herbert, ABA, Abas, Abba (disambiguation), de:Aba, et:Aba, fr:Aba, lt:Aba, hu:Aba, pl:Aba, ru:Аба, sv:Aba, zh:阿巴]
Ababda	[1.0, ca:Ababda, Image:Ababda.jpg|thumbnail|A member of the Abada, Gebadei, Pliny the Elder|Pliny, Troglodyte, nomad, tribe, Africa, Bedouin, Beja people, Cushitic, Beja language, Arabic language|Arabic, Nile, Aswan, Red Sea, Egypt, Bisharin, Hadendoa, Blemmyes, ancient Rome|Roman, Aidhab, Jedda, Nubia, Shendi, Muhammad Ali of Egypt|Mehmet Ali's, As of 1911, Bedouin, sheikh, Nubia, 1836, Barabra, Nubian Language|Nubian, Kosseir, Beja_people, Category:Ancient Roman enemies, Category:African nomads, ca:Ababda, de:Ababde, pl:Ababde, pt:Ababde, ru:Абабде, sv:Ababde]
AbacuS	[1.0, Abacus]
Abacus	[1.0, finite element analysis, Hindu-Arabic numeral system, China, Japan, Africa, Image:Boulier1.JPG|right|thumb|A Chinese abacus, Babylonians, 2400 BC, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Bi-quinary coded decimal|bi-quinary system, sexagesimal, Middle English, Latin, Greek language|Greek, Genitive case|genitive form, Semitic languages|Semitic, Root (philology)|root, Hebrew language|Hebrew, Phoenician languages|Phoenician, Salamis Island|Salamis, ancient Egypt, Herodotus, Image:RomanAbacusRecon.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Reconstructed Roman Abacus, User:Mfc|mfc, Roman Empire|Late Empire, Roman abacus, bi-quinary coded decimal, Roman numerals, 1st century, India, 5th century, image:abacus 6.png|thumb|Suanpan (the number represented in the picture is 6,302,715,408), 190, Eastern Han Dynasty, decimal, hexadecimal, hardwood, multiplication, division (mathematics)|division, addition, subtraction, square root, cube root, Zhang Zeduan#The Qingming Scroll|Riverside Scenes at Qingming Festival, Zhang Zeduan, 1085, 1145, Song Dynasty, 960, 1297, apothecary, Roman abacus, Roman Empire, Abacus#Japanese abacus|Japanese, hexadecimal, decimal system, 0 (number)|zero, Tang Dynasty, Indian Ocean, Middle East, India, Islam, decimal point, Image:Soroban.JPG|thumb|right|400px|Japanese soroban, mental arithmetic, Image:Quipu.png|thumb|250px|Representation of an [[Inca, quipu, quipu, Inca, tally stick, quechua, Fibonacci sequence, Image:Schoty abacus.jpg|thumb|Russian abacus, Commonwealth of Independent States|former Soviet Union, Image:Kugleramme.jpg|left|150px|thumb|School abacus used in Danish elementary school. Early 20th century., numeral system, arithmetic, blindness|blind, multiplication, division (mathematics)|division, addition, subtraction, square root, cubic root, Nemeth Braille|Nemeth code, CRC Press, Abacus logic, Abacus system, Chisanbop, Jeton, Napier's bones, cut-the-knot, Category:Roman mathematics, Category:Mechanical calculators, af:Abakus, ar:أباكوس, bn:অ্যাবাকাস, be-x-old:Абак, bs:Abakus, ca:Àbac, cs:Abakus (kalkulátor), da:Abacus (regnemaskine), de:Abakus (Rechentafel), et:Abakus, el:Άβακας, es:Ábaco, eo:Abako (meĥanika kalkulilo), eu:Abako, fr:Boulier, gl:Ábaco, zh-classical:算盤, ko:수판, ia:Abaco, it:Abaco, he:חשבונייה, lt:Abakas, hu:Abakusz (számolóeszköz), nah:Nepōhualtzintzin, nl:Abacus (rekentuig), ja:そろばん, no:Abakus (kuleramme), nn:Kuleramme, pl:Abakus (liczydło), pt:Ábaco, ro:Abac, ru:Абак, scn:Badduttuleri, simple:Abacus, sk:Abakus (počítacia tabuľka), sl:Abak, sr:Абакус (рачунање), fi:Helmitaulu, sv:Abakus, tl:Abakus, ta:எண்சட்டம், th:ลูกคิด, tr:Sayı boncuğu, uk:Абак, ur:گنتارا, zh-yue:算盤, zh:算盘]
Abacá	[1.0, Plant, Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta, Liliopsida, Zingiberales, Musaceae, Musa (Musaceae)|Musa, Luis Née|Née, banana, Philippines, Borneo, Sumatra, Manila hemp, leaf|leaves, Sumatra, Dutch Empire|Dutch, cordage, Central America, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Encyclopædia Britannica, British North Borneo, Empire of Japan|Japanese, sheath|''sheath'', petioles, shrub, cellulose, lignin, pectin, Manila hemp|Manila, Philippines, Image:Abaca_plant.jpg|thumb|left|Bananera, Guatemalan worker trims leaves from abacá plant., salt water damage, fishing net, banana, Musa sapientum, World Book, Category:Zingiberales, Category:Flora of the Philippines, Category:Tagalog words and phrases, bn:অ্যাবাকা, bg:Абака, ca:Abacà, cs:Banánovník textilní, da:Abaca, de:Faserbanane, et:Kanepbanaan, es:Musa textilis, fr:Abaca, gl:Abacá, id:Pisang abaka, it:Musa textilis, lt:Abaka, nl:Abaca, ja:マニラアサ, pl:Banan manilski, pt:Abacá, ru:Абака (растение), fi:Manilla, sv:Abacá, tl:Halamang abaka, zh:馬尼拉麻蕉]
Abadan	[1.0, lt:Abadanas, Abadan (film), Mani Haghighi, Abadan, Turkmenistan|town in Turkmenistan, Image:Abadan.png|right|Map of Iran (Persia) and surrounding lands, showing location of Abadan, Image:Arvand-Iran.JPG|thumb|right|Shatt al-Arab river between Abadan (left) and khorramshahr (right)., Khuzestan, Iran, Persian empire|Persia, Shatt al-Arab, Bahmanshir, Karun River, Persian Gulf, Abadan County, Beladori, 892, Ummayad, Ptolemy, 1935, Encyclopaedia Iranica, Image:Naturalconvectionplume.JPG|thumb|right|Darkhuien oil field behind Abadan., Abbasid, Encyclopædia Britannica, salt, mat, siltation, Ibn Battutah, Arab, Bani Kaab, Khorramshahr, Khaz'al Khan, 1924, Image:Iran_eraq_war.jpg|thumb|200px|Exploded tank, remains as symbol of Iran-Iraq war (1980-1988)., Image:Abadan_ruin.jpg|thumb|200px|Ruins of a building in Abadan. Abadan had suffered serious damages during Iran-Iraq war (1980-88), including Saddam's deadly chemical weapons., 20th century, Anglo-Persian Oil Company, oil refinery, petroleum, Tehran, Caspian, Azarbaijan, Kurdistan Province, Iran|Kurdistan, blue collar, white collar, Arabic, August 19, 1978, Cinema Rex Fire, Iran-Iraq War, population, museum, Image:Abadan.jpg|thumb|200px|Abadan, Image:Tajcinema.jpg|thumb|450px|Taj cinema in Abadan, Abadan Institute of Technology, engineering, chemistry, Petroleum University of Technology, Tehran, airport, IATA airport code, Iranian Revolution, Iranian Singers, Iran, Bandari, iraq-iran war, Abadan Crisis, Battle of Abadan, Category:Cities in Iran, ar:عبادان, bg:Абадан, ca:Abadan, da:Abadan, de:Abadan, et:Ābādān, es:Abadán, eo:Abadano, fa:آبادان, fr:Abadan, gl:Abadán - آبادان, id:Abadan, it:Abadan, lt:Abadanas, hu:Ábádán, nl:Abadan, ja:アーバーダーン, no:Abadan, pl:Abadan, pt:Abadan, ro:Abadan, ru:Абадан, sk:Ábádán, sr:Абадан, fi:Abadan, sv:Abadan, tr:Abadan, uk:Абадан, zh:阿巴丹]
AbadanIran	[1.0, Abadan]
Abaddon	[1.0, Biblical Hebrew language|Hebrew, Hebrew Bible|Biblical, Book of Job|Job, Book of Proverbs|Proverbs, Sheol, Gehenna, Book of Revelation|Revelation, Apollyon, the infernal names, LaVeyan Satanism, Jehovah's Witnesses, The Watchtower, Abaddon (demon), Apollyon, Oxford University Press, ZondervanPublishingHouse, Thomas Nelson Publishers, Category:Hebrew words and phrases, Category:New Testament places, Category:Hebrew Bible places, da:Abaddon, es:Abaddon, eo:Abadon, fr:Abaddon, ia:Abaddon, he:אבדון, nl:Abaddon, ja:アバドン, pl:Abaddon (anioł), pt:Abaddon, ru:Абаддон, fi:Abaddon, sv:Abaddon, wo:Abadon, zh:亞巴頓]
Abadeh	[1.0, Fars Province|Fars province, Iran, Isfahan (city)|Isfahan, Shiraz, Iran|Shiraz, Abadeh County, Abadeh County|Abadeh, Eqlid County|Eghlid, pear, box tree, Abadeh rug, Category:Cities in Iran, Category:Fārs, ca:Abadeh, es:Abadeh, eo:Abadeh, fa:آباده, fr:Abadeh, it:Abadeh, sv:Abadeh]
Abae	[1.0, Phocis, Greece, oracle, Apollo, Croesus, Lydia, Herodotus, Iran|Persians, temple (Greek)|temple, Thebes (Greece)|Thebans, Leuctra, Third Sacred War, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Hadrian, polygonal, stoa, Athens, Greece|Athens, 1894, Category:Ancient Greece, de:Abai (Griechenland), fr:Abæ, it:Abe in Focide, lt:Abas, pl:Aba (miasto greckie), pt:Abas (cidade), ru:Абант]
Abakan	[1.0, no:Abakan, Image:Abakan-02.JPG|thumb|185px|Statue of [[Vladimir I. Lenin, Khakas language|Khakass, Khakassia|Republic of Khakassia, Russia, Siberia, Minusinsk Depression, Yenisei River|Yenisei, Abakan River|Abakan, latitude, Hamburg, Minsk, Russian Census (2002)|2002 Census, January 1, 1994, Russian Empire, Yenisei, gubernia, Tayshet, Abakan-Taishet Railway, Khakas State University, ca:Abakan, cs:Abakan (město), de:Abakan (Stadt), et:Abakan, es:Abakán, eo:Abakan, fr:Abakan, gl:Abakán - Абакан, ko:아바칸, hy:Աբական, hr:Abakan, grad, io:Abakan, id:Abakan, os:Абакан, it:Abakan (città), lt:Abakanas (miestas), lmo:Abakan, nl:Abakan (stad), ja:アバカン, no:Abakan, nn:Abakan, pl:Abakan (miasto), pt:Abacã, ro:Abakan, ru:Абакан, sk:Abakan, sr:Абакан (град), fi:Abakan (kaupunki), sv:Abakan, tk:Abakan, uk:Абакан, zh:阿巴坎]
AbalonE	[1.0, Abalone]
Abalone	[1.0, Special:Contributions/203.89.170.72|203.89.170.72, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:GrahamBould|GrahamBould, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Abalone (disambiguation), Animal, Mollusca, Gastropoda, Orthogastropoda, Vetigastropoda, Archeogastropoda, Haliotoidea, Constantine Samuel Rafinesque|Rafinesque, Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus, Image:abalone.jpg|thumb|right|A piece of abalone shell, Image:AbaloneInside.jpg|thumb|right|The [[iridescent, Image:AbaloneMeat.jpg|thumb|right|The raw meat of abalone, Spanish language|Spanish, shellfish, mollusk, family (biology)|family, Haliotidae, Gastropoda, hybrid, nacre, iridescent, Jersey, Guernsey, South Africa, New Zealand, Atlantic, South America, Caribbean, East Coast of the United States, New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, North America, Japan, auriform, body whorl, Operculum (gastropod)|operculum, Sublittoral zone|sublittoral, mother-of-pearl, fecundity, larva, herbivore|herbivorous, radula, millimetre|mm, calcium carbonate, University of California, San Diego, body armor, bronchitis, asthma, inlay, inlay (guitar)|guitars, red abalone, California, freediving, Scuba diving, San Francisco Bay, Black abalone|black, White abalone|white, metre|m, foot (measurement)|ft, diving, World War II, United States armed forces, frogman|frogmen, Image:Abalone-farm1web.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Abalone farm, black market, New Zealand, Māori language, Māori, New Zealand Police|police, New Zealand, South Africa, Channel Islands, January 1, April 30, delicacy, Latin America, Chile, South East Asia, East Asia, China, Japan, Korea, bao yu, Image:Pinkabalone 300.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Pink abalone, ''Haliotis corrugata'', Shield abalone, Japanese abalone, Ass’s ear abalone, Threaded abalone, Haliotis australis, Australian abalone, Brazier’s abalone, Reddish-rayed abalone, Conical Pore abalone, Pink abalone, Haliotis crachedorii, Black abalone, Close sculptures abalone, Whirling abalone, Dall’s abalone, Disk abalone, Variously coloured abalone, Taiwan abalone, Dhorn’s abalone, Elegant abalone, Image:Whiteabalone 300.jpg|thumb|right|250px|White abalone, ''Haliotis sorenseni'', Emma’s abalone, Mimic abalone, Green abalone, Giant abalone, Glistening abalone, Hargraves’s abalone, Lord Howe abalone, Blackfoot abalone, Haliotis iris, Rainbow abalone, Jacna abalone, Pinto abalone, Haliotis laevigata, Australian abalone, Honey Abalone, Midas ear abalone, Many-holed abalone, Oval abalone, Canaliculate abalone, Planate abalone, Pourtale’s abalone, Most beautiful abalone, Quekett’s abalone, Roe's abalone, Rosy abalone, Ruber abalone, Red abalone, Staircase abalone, Semiplicate abalone, Haliotis sorenseni, White abalone, Blood-spotted abalone, Splendid abalone, Scaly Australian abalone, Squamose abalone, European edible abalone, Variable abalone, Lovely abalone, Haliotis virginea, Virgin abalone, Northern green abalone, flat abalone, Chile, Category:Gastropods, Category:Chinese cuisine, Category:Edible molluscs, bn:অ্যাবালোন, da:Abalone, de:Seeohren, es:Haliotis, fr:Haliotis, ms:Abalone, ja:アワビ, pl:Słuchotki, pt:Abalone, ru:Галиотис, simple:Abalone, sk:Haliotis, sv:Havsöra, tr:Denizkulağı (Hayvan), uk:Абалон, zh:鮑魚]
Abana River	[1.0, uk:Авана, Damascus, Syria, Books of Kings|Book of Kings, Barada, Pharpar, Arabia, Anti-Libanus, Banias, John MacGregor (sportsman)|John MacGregor, Jordan River|Jordan, hydraulic engineering, Bible, Naaman, Kingdom of Israel|Israel, Gutenberg Encyclopedia, 1911, Amana (bible), Category:Rivers of Syria, Category:Hebrew Bible rivers, Category:Damascus, pl:Abana, uk:Авана, zh:亞罷拿河]
Abandonment	[1.0, Image:Abondoned House.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Abandoned house., Image:Skogsvrak.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Abandoned car., Image:IMG 3155.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abandoned truck., Image:IMG 3164.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abandoned tractor., Image:Lecvandalismcallcenter.jpg|200px|thumb|right|An abandoned call centre. Abandoned buildings are often the target of vandals., Image:Jurong KTMB railway line.jpg|200px|thumb|right|An abandoned railway in [[Singapore, common law, Property (ownership right)|property, Bankruptcy in the United States|bankruptcy trustee, Judicature Acts#Specific changes in procedure|Judicature Acts, High Court of Justice of England and Wales, marine insurance, copyright, public domain, Public domain#Disclaimer of interest|"disclaimer of interest", desertion, Desertion#AWOL: Away WithOut Leave|"Away Without Leave", child abandonment, infanticide, desertion, felony, U.S. state|American states, Massachusetts, misdemeanor, easement, Board of Trade, railway, trademark, aspirin, Bayer, Child abandonment, Bachelor Mother, Garson Kanin, medicine, physician, nurse, dentist, paramedic, crime, public policy (law)|public policy, Lost, mislaid, and abandoned property, Urban exploration, Category:Legal terms, be-x-old:Абандон, da:Abandon, de:Abandon, et:Abandoon, it:Abbandono (diritto), pl:Abandon, ru:Абандон, scn:Abbannunu]
Abandonment in marine insurance	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonment of an action	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonment of an easement	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonment of domicile	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonment of railways	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonment of wife and children	[1.0, Abandonment]
Abandonware	[1.0, computer software, public domain, Copyright, WordPerfect, LucasArts, Internet, Interactive Digital Software Association, cease and desist, Classic Trash, Home of the Underdogs, Borland, freeware, Digital Research, PL/I, MS-DOS, shareware, Digital Rights Management, Open source, freeware, PC-LISP, Franz Lisp, Microsoft Windows|Windows, trademark law, warez, Entertainment Software Association, cease and desist, Wired (magazine)|Wired magazine, Wired (magazine)|Wired, public domain, free software, freeware, id Software, game engine, free software license, Amstrad, Amstrad_CPC|CPC, ZX Spectrum, Revolution Software, Beneath a Steel Sky, ScummVM, list of commercial games released as freeware, MECC, Brøderbund, The Learning Company, 2001-09-17, Corporation|corporate, LucasArts, Image:Macintosh Garden.png|right|thumb|The [http://mac.the-underdogs.info/ Macintosh Garden] abandonware site emulates the look of the software it hosts., warez, Internet Archive, Copyright Office, Freeware, Glossary of legal terms in technology, List of freeware games, List of commercial games released as freeware, Orphaned technology, Category:Abandonware, Category:Video game culture, Category:Software distribution, ca:Abandonware, cs:Abandonware, de:Abandonware, et:Hülgvara, el:Abandonware, es:Abandonware, fr:Logiciel abandonné, it:Abandonware, he:Abandonware, nl:Abandonware, ja:アバンダンウェア, pl:Abandonware, pt:Abandonware, ru:Abandonware, fi:Abandonware, sv:Abandonware]
Abano Terme	[1.0, Veneto, Province of Padua|Padua, 2001, Central European Time|CET, UTC+1, August 10, 1930, comune, province of Padua, Veneto, Italy, Colli Euganei, Padua, 2001, 1901, Aponus|Aponi, Theodoric the Great|Theodoric, Ostrogoths, Geryon, medieval comune|comune, Republic of Venice, Duomo, Cangrande della Scala, Il Moretto, Palma the Younger, Guido Reni, Giandomenico Tiepolo, Jacopo da Montagnana, Category:Cathedrals in Italy, Category:Cities and towns in the Veneto, de:Abano Terme, eo:Abano Terme, fr:Abano Terme, gl:Abano Terme, it:Abano Terme, nl:Abano Terme, ja:アーバノ・テルメ, nap:Abano Terme, pl:Abano Terme, pt:Abano Terme, ru:Абано-Терме, sr:Абано Терме, sv:Abano Terme, vec:Abano Terme]
Abaris	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Vandalismbot|Vandalismbot, User talk:Vandalismbot|talk, Abaris the Hyperborean]
Abated	[1.0, Wikipedia:Vandalism|vandalism, Special:Contributions/24.161.121.106|24.161.121.106, masonry, metal, 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Category:Construction]
Abatement	[1.0, Abatement of debts and legacies, Abatement in pleading, Abatement (heraldry), Bird abatement, Dust abatement, Asbestos, Tax holiday]
Abatement in commerce	[1.0, Abatement]
Abatement in heraldry	[1.0, Abatement (heraldry)]
Abatement in litigation	[1.0, Abatement]
Abatement of a nuisance	[1.0, Abatement]
Abatement of debts and legacies	[1.0, common law, will (law)|wills, assets, dividend, Intestate property, residuary estate, Category:Wills and trusts]
Abatement of false lights	[1.0, Abatement]
Abatement of freehold	[1.0, Abatement]
Abati	[1.0, Joël Abati, Niccolò dell'Abbate, de:Abati, fr:Abati, sl:Abati, Category:French surnames, Category:Italian surnames]
Abatis	[1.0, ro:Abatiză, French language|French, fortification, wire, wire entanglement, Roman Empire|Roman Imperial, wire obstacle, barbed wire, tank, Image:Abattis.JPG|thumb|320px|right|Abatisses are used in war to keep the approaching enemy under fire for as long as possible., barbed wire, fire, rope, wire, grappling hook, Image:Abatis.jpg|thumb|320px|right|Abatis improvised by Japanese troops during [[World War II, Image:Giant abatis.jpg|thumb|320px|right|Giant abatis, made from entire trees, can make an effective anti-vehicle obstacle. The trees would often be felled by explosives--note the splintered stumps., Caltrop, Cheval de frise, Medieval fortification, Trou de loup, Category:Fortification, Category:Medieval defenses, eo:Abatiso, ro:Abatiză]
Abattoir	[1.0, Slaughterhouse]
Abba Arika	[1.0, 175, 247, Aramaic|Jewish Aramaic, Jew, Talmud, Babylonia, amora, 3rd century, Sura (city)|Sura, rabbinic, Mishnah, Talmud, Hebrew language|Hebrew, Judah HaNasi|Judah I, tannaitic, Shimei, King David, Hiyya bar Abba|Chiyya, Palestine, Sepphoris, Babylonia, Seleucid, common era, Nehardea, exilarch, agoranomos, Shela, Jerusalem Talmud, Sura (city)|Sura, Euphrates, Samuel of Nehardea|Samuel, Babylonian Talmud, marriage, divorce, ritual observance, liturgy, synagogue, Siddur|Jewish prayerbook, Jewish services#Saturday morning additional service: Musaf|Musaf, Rosh Hashanah|New Year, Hebrew language, homiletic, ethical, Amora, Jerusalem Talmud, halaka|halakic, Aggadah|aggadistic, Midrashim, Beth midrash, aggadah, Torah, Abraham, Joseph (Hebrew Bible)|Joseph, Sirach, Hamnuna, mystical, transcendence (religion)|transcendental, Divine Name, Gentile, Parthia, Artaban, Arsacid, Ardeshir, Sassanian, Samuel of Nehardea, Mar Ukba, Rav Huna, exilarch, Category:175 births, Category:247 deaths, Category:Talmud rabbis of Babylonia, he:רב (אמורא), yi:רב אבא]
Abba Mari	[1.0, France|French, rabbi, Lunel, Montpellier, 13th century, Hebrew language|Hebrew, moon, rabbinic, theology, philosophy, Maimonides|Moses Maimonides, Nachmanides, Talmud, Aristotle|Aristotelian, rationalism, Old Testament, miracle, revelation, Solomon ben Adret, Barcelona, Jew, Spain, France, Philip IV of France|Philip IV, Perpignan, rationalism, Meshullam ben Jacob, science, philosophy, Levi ben Abraham ben Chayyim, Villefranche, Perpignan, Jacob Anatolio, Scripture, allegory, revelation, divine providence, Solomon ben Adret, Barcelona, anathema, Bonafoux Vidal, Crescas Vidal, excommunication, medicine, Jacob Machir Don Profiat Tibbon, Schism (religion)|schism, France, Spain, Argentière, Kalonymus ben Todros, nasi, Narbonne, Asheri of Toledo, physics, metaphysics, July 26, 1305, heresy, Philip IV of France|Philip IV, Provence, Majorca, Arles, Oxford, Paris, St. Petersburg, Parma, Ramsgate, Montefiore College, Turin, incorporeality, God, Shem-Tob Palquera, Decalogue, Divine providence|providence, miracle, ex nihilo, amulet|talisman, idolatry|idolatrous, Solomon Vidal, Hai Gaon, David Kimhi, Church, Solomon of Perpignan, Bonet Crescas, Leopold Zunz, Ernest Renan, Henri Gross, Joseph Perles, Heinrich Grätz, Category:13th century births, Category:14th century deaths, Category:French rabbis, fr:Abba Mari, he:אבא מארי הירחי]
AbbadideS	[1.0, Abbadid]
Abbadides	[1.0, Abbadid]
Abbadids	[1.0, Abbadid]
Abbahu	[1.0, Sabbath, Shabbat, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, Hebrew language|Hebrew, Jew, Talmud, amora, Land of Israel, Caesarea, rabbinic, Tiberias, R. Johanan, Yer., Berakhot, Gittin, Bava Batra, Shab, Pesahim, Yer., Terumot, Greek language|Greek, Jew, Greek language|Greek, Roman Empire|Roman, proconsul, Hebrew language|Hebrew, Sotah, Simon b. Abba, Shab., San., Ecc., Targum Onkelos|Targum, Ecc. R., Bava Metzia, Yer., Hagigah, Ketubot, Ḥiyya b. Abba, Rav Ammi, Assi, Meg., Hebrew, Eruvin, R. Abba of Acre, Sotah, Tan., R. Hoshaya I, Nazir, Josephus, Marcus Jastrow|Jastrow, Demai, R.H., casuists, Maḥzor Vitry, Berakhot, Shab., Halakot, Yevamot, Berakhot, Beitzah, Avodah Zarah, Mo'ed Katan, Samaritan, Ḥiyya b. Abba, Rav Ammi, Rav Assi, Gentiles, Hullin, R. Ḥiyya b. Abba, halakic, Abba of Acre, Sotah, Scriptures, Bava Kamma, haggadist, Christians, Shab., San., Av. Zarah, Bible, Isaiah, Suk., R. Ammi, R. Assi, Av. Zarah, Tiberias, Exodus, Yer., Pesahim, R. Jonah, R. Jose, Cæsarea, Mo'ed Katan, Av. Zarah, Talmud, Midrashim, Jews of Babylonia|Babylonian, Eruvin, Naz., Bava Metzia, Christian, [Isaiah, Book of Numbers|Numbers, Sam., Tosefta, Shabbat|Sabbath, Shab., Nehardea, Pesahim, Isaiah, Ex. R., Yer., Ta'anit, Adam, Yalḳ., Enoch (ancestor of Noah)|Enoch, Gen. R., Shab., Grätz, Gesch., Weiss, Dor, Category:Talmud rabbis of the Land of Israel, Category:Year of birth unknown, Category:Year of death unknown, he:רבי אבהו]
Abbas II of Egypt	[1.0, Image:AbbasII.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abbas II of Egypt, Image:Abbas Helmi.jpg|right, Arabic language|Arabic, July 14, 1874, Alexandria, 19 December, 1944, Geneva, khedive, Egypt, January 8, 1892, 1914, Mehemet Ali (Egypt)|Mehmet Ali, Tawfiq Pasha, England, Cairo, Lausanne, Theresianum, Vienna, Turkish language|Turkish, mother tongue, Arabic language|Arabic, English language|English, French language|French, German language|German, Turkey|Turkish, United Kingdom, United Kingdom|British, 1899, Alfred Mitchell-Innes, Sudan, Aswan, agriculture, Qubbah, Montaza Palace|Muntazah, Alexandria, Ikbal Hanem, Prince Muhammad Abdul Moneim|Muhammad Abdul Mun'im], the heir-apparent, was born on [[February 20, 1899, Ottoman Empire, Central Powers, World War I, protectorate, Husayn Kamil, Switzerland, Muhammad Ali Dynasty, Tawfiq, Khedive of Egypt, Husayn Kamil, Sultan of Egypt|Sultan, Category:Khedives of Egypt, Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George, Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, Category:Recipients of the Royal Victorian Chain, Category:People from Alexandria, Category:1874 births, Category:1944 deaths, ar:عباس حلمي باشا, ca:Abbas Hilmi II, de:Abbas II. (Ägypten), et:Abbas Hilmi II, es:Abbas II Hilmi, hr:Abaz II. Hilmi, id:Abbas II, it:Abbas Hilmi II, he:עבאס המצרי השני, pl:Abbas II Hilmi, tr:Abbas Hilmi Paşa, zh:阿拔斯二世 (埃及)]
Abbas Mirza	[1.0, Image:AbbasMirza.gif|frame|right|80px|'Prince Abbas Mirza', Persian language|Persian, 1789, October 25, 1833, Qajar, crown prince, Iran|Persia, Russia, Ottoman Empire, Persia, Fath Ali Shah, Fath Ali Shah, England, Napoleon, France, General Kotlyarevsky, Battle of Aslanduz, 1813, Caucasus, Georgia (country)|Georgia, Dagestan, Republic of Azerbaijan, 1821, 1823, Battle of Erzurum, Russo-Persian War, 1826-1828|second war with Russia, 1826, Armenia, Nakhchivan, 1828, Khorasan, Meshed, 1833, 1834, Mohammed Mirza, Fath Ali Shah, Patrick Clawson, Michael Rubin (historian)|Michael Rubin, Mohammed Mirza, Bahram Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Djahangir Mirza, Bahman Mirza, Fereydoun Mirza, Eskandar Mirza, Khosrow Mirza, Ghahreman Mirza, Ardeshir Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Ahmad Mirza, Ja'far Gholi Mirza, Mostafa Gholi Mirza, Soltan Morad Mirza, Manoutchehr Mirza, Farhad Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Nosrat Dowleh Firouz Mirza|Firouz Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Khanlar Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Bahador Mirza, Mohammad Rahim Mirza, Mehdi Gholi Mirza, Hamzeh Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Ildorom Bayazid Mirza, Lotfollah Mirza, ed-Dowleh, Mohammad Karim Mirza, Ja'ffar Khan, Abdollah Khan, Military history of Iran, The Persian Encyclopedia, Category:1789 births|Mirza, Abbas, Category:1833 deaths|Mirza, Abbas, Category:Iranian royalty|Mirza, Abbas, Category:Qajar dynasty|Mirza, Abbas, Category:Iranian people|Mirza, Abbas, az:عباس میرزا, ca:Abbas Mirza, de:Abbas Mirza, fa:عباس میرزا, fr:Abbas Mirza, ka:აბას-მირზა, ru:Аббас-мирза, sv:Abbas Mirza, zh:阿巴斯·米爾札]
Abbasids	[1.0, Abbasid, Abbasid]
Abbazia	[1.0, Opatija]
Abbe number	[1.0, Image:Abbe-diagram.png|right|thumb|380px|An Abbe diagram plots the Abbe number against refractive index for a range of different glasses (red dots). Glasses are classified using the Schott Glass letter-number code to reflect their composition and position on the diagram., physics, optics, dispersion (optics)|dispersion, refractive index, Ernst Abbe, 1840, 1905, refractive index|refractive indices, Fraunhofer lines|Fraunhofer, spectral line, nanometre|nm, glass, flint glass, crown glass (optics)|crown glasses, fluorite|fluor, dispersion (optics)|group velocity dispersion, helium, mercury (element)|mercury, cadmium, Schott Glass, glass code, focal length, achromatic lens|achromatic doublet, lens (optics)|lenses, chromatic aberration, Abbe prism, Abbe refractometer, Category:Dimensionless numbers, Category:Optics, cs:Abbeovo číslo, de:Abbesche Zahl, el:Αριθμός Abbe, fr:Nombre d'Abbe, he:מספר Abbe, ja:アッベ数, pl:Liczba Abbego, sk:Abbeho číslo, sl:Abbejevo število, zh:阿贝数]
AbbeY	[1.0, Abbey]
AbbesS	[1.0, Abbess]
Abbess	[1.0, Latin, abbot, religious superior|superior, Mother Superior, abbey, nuns, abbot, bishop, mitre, crosier, pectoral cross, Celtic Christianity|Celtic, St. Brigid, 1115, Fontevraud Abbey, Chinon, Saumur, France, Lutheran Church, Reformation, Holy Roman Empire, Quedlinburg, Sofia Albertina, Princess of Sweden, Category:Religious occupations, Category:Religious leadership roles, Category:Roman Catholic Church offices, ang:Abbodesse, da:Abbedisse, es:Abadesa, gl:Abadesa, it:Badessa, ru:Аббатиса, ru-sib:Аббатиса, scn:Batissa, fi:Abbedissa, sv:Abbedissa]
Abbeville	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Image:Abbeville église Rouvroy 2.jpg|250px, Picardie, Somme, sous-préfecture, Canton of Abbeville|Abbeville, Image:AbbevilleCollégialeStVulfran2004-04-27.jpg|thumb|200px|St Vulfran Collegiate Church, Image:Abbeville Beffroi 2005-09-29.jpg|thumb|200px|Beffroi, Picardie, Région in France|région, North, France, Somme River, English Channel, Amiens, Edward III of England|Edward III's, Battle of Crécy, 1346, Provinces of France|former province, Ponthieu, sous-préfecture, Somme, départements of France|département, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, handaxes, Jacques Boucher de Perthes, 1830, Abbevillian, bifaces, Oldewan, Acheulean, Saint Acheul, Amiens, 9th century, abbey, St Riquier, Ponthieu|Counts of Ponthieu, Alençon, Crown of Castile|House of Castile, 1272, Edward I of England, 1435, treaty of Arras, Duke of Burgundy, 1477, Louis XI of France, 1696, Louis XII of France, Mary Tudor (queen consort of France)|Mary Tudor, Henry VII of England, 18th century, Voltaire, Chevalier de la Barre, salute, Corpus Christi (feast)|Corpus Christi, the Second World War, Saint Wulfram|St. Vulfran, 15th century|15th, 16th century|16th, 17th century|17th, nave, Gothic style, Abbevillian, encyclopedia, Hotel de Ville, belfry (architecture)|belfry, 13th century, Francis I of France|Francois I, 16th century, Admiral Courbet, 1885, Alexandre Falguière, locksmithing|locksmith, Category:Communes of Somme, Category:Subprefectures in France, Category:Archaeological sites in France, cs:Abbeville, da:Abbeville, de:Abbeville, et:Abbeville, es:Abbeville, eo:Abbeville, fr:Abbeville, gl:Abbeville, it:Abbeville (Francia), la:Abbatis villa, nl:Abbeville (Somme), nn:Abbeville, pl:Abbéville, ro:Abbeville, ru:Абвиль, sk:Abbeville, sl:Abbeville, sr:Абевил, sv:Abbeville]
Abbeville France	[1.0, Abbeville]
AbbevilleFrance	[1.0, Abbeville]
Abbey	[1.0, monastery|monastic community, Abbey (disambiguation), Latin, Syriac language|Syriac, Christianity|Christian, monastery, Abbot, Abbess, nun, abbey-principality, Monasticism, anchorite, Essenes, Judea, Therapeutae, Egypt, monasticism, ascetic, Anthony the Great, Thebaid, Maximian, 312, Johann August Wilhelm Neander, Cenobitic|Coenobitism, cenobitic, Pachomius, 4th century, Tabennae, Nile, Upper Egypt, Sozomen, refectory, Palladius, 4th century, Panopolis, Pachomius|Pachomian, oeconomus, Alexandria, coenobia, Antioch, Chrysostom, prayer, psalms, cloister, Holy Laura, Mount Athos, Image:abbey 01.png, postern, enceinte, catholicon, narthex, Coptic Christianity|Coptic, Image:abbey 02.png, Benedict of Nursia, 480, Monte Cassino, western Europe, England, France, Spain, 520, 700, Council of Constance, 1415, order (religious)|order, 820, Keller, Zürich, 1844, Robert Willis (architect)|Robert Willis, mill (factory)|mill, bakehouse, stable, cattle|cow, Image:Jumièges.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abbey of Jumièges, [[Normandy, Paul of Tarsus|Saint Paul, St Peter, Image:st gall plan.jpg, pisalis, calefactory, chapter house, dormitory, necessarium, larder, scriptorium, oblati, Hospital|infirmary, Image:ShrewsburyAbbeyCB.jpg|thumb|170px|[[Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Abbey|Abbey, hospitia, shoemaker, Trencher (tableware)|trencher, tanner, smith, goldsmith, lay-brothers, Westminster Abbey, St Mary's Abbey, York, Ouse, 10th century, Cluniac, 909, Aquitaine, Rulers of Auvergne|Auvergne, 1245, Pope Innocent IV, Carthusians, Cistercians, Louis IX of France|St Louis, Flanders, Constantinople, Burgundy, Lewes, Image:Abbey-of-senanque-provence-gordes.jpg|thumb||200px|right|Cistercian Abbey of Senanque, Cistercian, Benedictines, Stephen Harding, Dorset, 1098, Champagne, France|Champagne, Burgundy, Bernard of Clairvaux|St Bernard, Clairvaux, 1116, triforium, Clairvaux Abbey, Citeaux Abbey, Kirkstall Abbey, Fountains Abbey, Loc-Dieu, Rievaulx Abbey, canon (priest)|canons, England, Colchester, England|Colchester, 1105, Lanercost Priory|Lanercost, Image:bristol abbey.png, Abbey of St Augustine, Bristol, Bristol Cathedral|cathedral church of that city, Easby Abbey|Easby, Yorkshire, Bayham Old Abbey|Bayham, Kent, Welbeck Abbey|Welbeck, Augustinians|Augustinian canons, 1119, Norbert of Xanten, Lower Rhine, 1080, Coucy, diocese of Laon, Syria, Palestine, 1140, Humber, Conques, Way of Saint James, Le Puy en Velay, Santiago de Compostela, List of abbeys and priories, Category:Monasteries, Category:Architectural history, ast:Abadía, ca:Abadia, da:Abbedi, de:Abtei, el:Αββαείο, es:Abadía, eo:Abatejo, fr:Abbaye, gd:Abaid, gl:Abadía, ko:수도원, it:Abbazia, la:Abbatia, lb:Abtei, nl:Abdij, ja:修道院, nrm:Abbaie, pl:Opactwo, pt:Abadia, ru:Аббатство, scn:Batìa, sr:Опатија, uk:Абатство, ur:ایبے]
AbboT	[1.0, Abbot]
Abbon of Fleury	[1.0, Abbo of Fleury, Abbo of Fleury]
Abbot	[1.0, Image:Prepozyt.png|right|300px|thumb|Arms of a Roman Catholic abbot, father, Christianity|Christian, clergy|clerical, monastery|monasteries, Egypt, Syria, Mediterranean Basin|Mediterranean, Christian monasticism|monastic, order (religious)|orders, monk, English language|English, abbess, Egypt, John Cassian|Cassian, Thebaid, Rule of St Benedict, Abbey of Cluny|Cluny, Abbey of Cluny|Cluniac, sacraments, ordination, ecclesiology|ecclesiastical, spirituality|spiritual, 5th century, deacon, 7th century, first Council of Constantinople, 448, archimandrite, bishop, second Council of Nicaea, 787, deacon|diaconate, bishop|episcopal, Code of Justinian, 456, Pope Gregory I|Pope Gregory the Great, diocese, archdiocese of Cologne|archbishop of Cologne, mitre, Pope Alexander II|Alexander II, 1063, Abingdon, England|Abingdon, St Albans Abbey|St Alban's, Bury St. Edmunds Abbey|Bury St Edmund's, Croyland, Evesham, Worcestershire|Evesham, Glastonbury, Gloucester, Malmesbury, Wiltshire|Malmesbury, Peterborough, Ramsey, Reading Abbey|Reading, Selby, Shrewsbury, Tavistock, Devon|Tavistock, Thorney, Westminster, Winchcombe, York, 1154, Pope Adrian IV|Adrian IV, crosier|pastoral staff, pontificalia, First Council of the Lateran|Lateran council, 1123, Second Council of Nicaea|second Nicene council, 787, tonsure, 1489, Pope Innocent IV|Innocent IV, abbey|convent, abbey, benediction, Rome, Benedictine, consuetudinary, nave, commissary, staff of office, vestry, chapter (religion)|chapter, canon law, Rule of St Benedict, 817, refectory, chaplain, clerical celibacy|celibacy, Leicester, 1360, retinue, Glastonbury Abbey|Glastonbury, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, Cluny, Vendome|Vendôme, Cardinal (Catholicism)|cardinal, clergy#Catholic clergy|clerics, Charlemagne|Carolingians, Genoa, Lay abbot, Feudalism|feudal, 8th century, commendation, commendam, fiefdom|fiefs, benefice, 10th century, Cluny|Cluniac, Saint Denis Basilica|abbey of St Denis, Hugh Capet, council of Cloveshoe, dean (religion)|dean, patriarch of Antioch, Giraldus Cambrensis, Territorial abbot, abbé, tonsure, concordat, Pope Leo X, Francis I of France|Francis I, sinecure, celibacy, French Revolution|Revolution, courtesy title, Hegumen, Archimandrite, Eastern Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Catholic Churches, Hegumen, Archimandrite, Primate (religion)|primate, Synod of Bishops, monsignor, Russian Orthodox Church, Archpriest, Protopresbyter, widower, Catherine II of Russia|Catherine II, Evangelical Church in Germany|German Evangelical Church, Loccum Abbey, Hanover, Cistercian, consistory, Stiftsherr, Church of England, Bishop of Norwich, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, Anglican Communion, hagiography, Benedict of Nursia, Gregory the Great, pilgrimage, Holy Land, Joseph of Volokolamsk|Saint Joseph, Volokolamsk, heresy, philanthropy, List of historical abbots, Hegumen, Archimandrite, Catholic Encyclopaedia, Valaam Monastery, Category:Abbots| , Category:Christian religious leaders, Category:Christian group structuring, Category:Ecclesiastical titles, Category:Organisation of Catholic religious orders, Category:Religious leadership roles, Category:Religious occupations, Category:Monasticism, ang:Abbod, ca:Abat, cs:Opat, cy:Abad, da:Abbed, de:Abt, et:Abt, el:Αββάς, es:Abad, eo:Abato, fr:Abbé, gl:Abade, ia:Abba, it:Abate, ka:აბატი, la:Abbas, lt:Abatas, lv:Abats, li:Abdis, hu:Apát, nl:Abt (abdij), ja:修道院長, no:Abbed, nds:Abt, pl:Opat, pt:Abade, ru:Аббат, sl:Opat, fi:Apotti, sv:Abbot, uk:Абат]
Abbotsford House	[1.0, Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2007 June 19|Jun 19 discussion, Project:AWB|AWB, Image:Abbotsford Morris edited.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Abbotsford in 1880., historic house, Scottish Borders, Scotland, Melrose, Scotland|Melrose, River Tweed, historical novel, poet, Walter Scott, 1811, Melrose Abbey, furniture, Scottish history, 1817, 1824, Scottish Baronial, Edinburgh, 1825, 1830, 1847, Image:Wfm abbotsford.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Abbotsford House (north elevation), India, 1847, John Gibson Lockhart, James Hope-Scott|J. R. Hope Scott, Q.C., Bannatyne Club|Bannatyne, William Barclay Turnbull, 1834, 1835, 1864, Historic Scotland, National Trust for Scotland, Kenilworth (novel)|Kenilworth, jougs, Threave Castle, Dumfries and Galloway, Abbotsford, Washington Irving, Project Gutenberg, Category:Listed buildings in the Borders, Category:Category A listed buildings, Category:Listed houses in Scotland, Category:Scottish baronial architecture, Category:Walter Scott, cs:Abbotsford, de:Abbotsford, fr:Abbotsford (Écosse), pl:Abbotsford, ru:Эбботсфорд]
Abbreviation	[1.0, Wikipedia:Disambiguation and abbreviations, Latin, word, phrase, acronym and initialism, three-letter acronym, apocope, clipping (phonetics)|clipping, elision, syncope, portmanteau, Contraction (grammar)|, Clipping (lexicography), syllable, Word (linguistics)|words, Interpol, portmanteau, lower case, capital letter, pronunciation|pronounced, English language|English, French language|French, German language|German, Russian Language|Russian, Nazi Germany|Germany under the Nazis, Soviet Union, Gestapo, :de:Schupo|Schupo, Kripo, German Democratic Republic, Stasi, Russian Language|Russian, samizdat, kolkhoz, Comintern, Milrevcom, George Orwell|Orwell's, Nineteen Eighty-Four|1984, East Asia, Chinese language|Chinese, ideogram, Chinese character|characters, Japanese language|Japanese, United Nations, :ja:略語|ryakugo, Peking University, Beijing, Yonsei University, Seoul National University, University of Tokyo, Navy, initialism, DESRON, DEFCON, modern English, style guide, British English, American English, United States, European Union, United Nations, Acronym, sonar, radar, lidar, laser, Scuba set|scuba, Chicago Manual of Style, Associated Press, U.S. Government, U.S. Government Printing Office, The New York Times, BBC, The Guardian, The Economist, Acronym, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, laser, Initialism, Latin, Point (typography)|didot, hand (unit)|hands, Welsh language|Welsh, Lloyd George, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, International System of Units, ohm, letter case|case of letters, 1 (number)|one, typeface, World War II, French language|French, English Channel|channel, List of classical abbreviations, List of mediaeval abbreviations, List of abbreviations in use in 1911, List of acronyms and initialisms, Wiktionary:Wiktionary:Abbreviations in Webster|The abbreviations used in the 1913 edition of Webster's dictionary, bg:Абревиатура, de:Abkürzung, es:Abreviatura, fr:Abréviation, it:Abbreviazione, pl:Skrót, ru:Аббревиатура, th:อักษรย่อ, uk:Абревіатура]
Abbreviations	[1.0, Abbreviation]
Abbreviator	[1.0, WP:CFD, Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2007 June 14|2007 June 14, Apostolic Chancery|chancery, papal bull|pope's bulls, Papal brief|briefs, consistory|consistorial, papal bull, Pope John XXII, Pope Benedict XII, protonotary|protonotaries, prelate, apostolic, Pope Martin V, Emperor Justinian, Apostolic Chancery, Roman Chancery, Consistory, Avignon, benefice, Pope John XXII, Dataria, Secretariate of Briefs, Pope John XXII, Pope Martin V, Pius II, chancellor, Cardinal Vice-Chancellor, Pope Paul II, Sixtus IV, Pius VII, Tribunal of Correctors, substitute-corrector, Formulary (model documents)|formularies, 29 December, pope Leo X, Comes palatinus, familiar, domestic prelate, Auditor of Causes, Cardinal Vicar, Order of St. Sylvester, Pope Paul V, Referendaries of Favours, Referendaries of Justice, Pius IV, Apostolic Chamber, rochet, Sixtus IV, Benedict XIV, Pius VII, Pope Leo XIII, 4 July, Benedict XIV, 1908, Pope Pius X, protonotarius apostolicus participans|protonotarii apostolici participantes, Curia Romana, Category:Vatican City, Category:editors, Category:Roman Catholic Church offices, de:Abbreviator, it:Abbreviatore, no:Abbreviator, sv:Abbreviator]
Abd ar-Rahman I	[1.0, 731, 756, 788, Muslim, Iberian Peninsula|Iberia, al-Andalus, Montgomery Watt, Abbasids, Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik, Umayyad, Caliph, berber people|Berber, Umayyads, Abbasid Revolution, Euphrates, Abbasids, Palestine, Sinai, Egypt, Ceuta, Arab, Almuñécar, Málaga, Sarakusta, Zaragoza, Toledo, Spain|Toledo, Baghdad, Beja, Portugal, Mecca, Charlemagne, Basque people|Basque, Gascon, Chanson de Roland, Mezquita, Hisham I, Abd ar-Rahman III, Montgomery Watt, Bulliet, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, Marwan II, Emir of Cordoba, Hisham I, Category:Umayyad caliphs of Cordoba, Category:731 births, Category:788 deaths, ar:عبد الرحمن الداخل, ast:Abderramán I, de:Abd ar-Rahman I., es:Abderramán I, eu:Abderraman I.a, fr:Abd al-Rahman Ier, gl:Abd ar-Rahman I, id:Abdur-rahman bin Muawiyah, it:Abd al-Rahman ibn Mu'awiya, ms:Abd ar-Rahman I, ja:アブド・アッラフマーン1世, pt:Abderramão I, ru:Абдаррахман I, sk:Abdarrahmán I., sv:Abd ar-Rahman I, ur:عبدالرحمٰن الداخل, zh:阿卜杜勒·拉赫曼一世]
Abd ar-Rahman II	[1.0, Abd-ar-Rahman, Arabic language|Arabic, 788, 852, Umayyad, Emir of Cordoba, Al-Andalus, Moors|Moorish, Iberian Peninsula|Iberia, Emir, Al-Hakam I, Córdoba, Spain|Córdoba, Alfonso II of Asturias, Christians, Jew, Toledo, Spain|Toledo, Vikings, arsenal, Seville, Christians, Allah, Martyrs of Cordoba, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, al-Hakam I, Emir of Cordoba, Muhammad I of Umayyad|Muhammad I, Category:Umayyad caliphs of Cordoba, Category:788 births, Category:852 deaths, Category:Murcian people, ar:عبد الرحمن الأوسط, ast:Abderramán II, de:Abd ar-Rahman II., el:Αμπντ-Αρ-Ραχμάν Β', es:Abderramán II, eu:Abd ar-Raman II.a, fr:Abd al-Rahman II, gl:Abd ar-Rahman II, it:Abd al-Rahman II ibn al-Hakam, ms:Abd ar-Rahman II, ja:アブド・アッラフマーン2世, pt:Abderramão II, ru:Абдаррахман II, sv:Abd ar-Rahman II]
Abd ar-Rahman IV	[1.0, Abd-ar-Rahman, Caliph of Cordoba, Umayyad, Al-Andalus, Moors|Moorish, Iberian Peninsula|Iberia, Suleiman II, 1017, Cadiz, Abd ar-Rahman V|Abd ar-Rahman V Mostadir, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, Suleiman II of Umayyad|Suleiman II, Umayyad|Umayyad Leader, Abd-ar-Rahman V|Abd Ar-Rahman V, Caliph of Cordoba, Ali ibn Hammud|Ali, Category:Umayyad caliphs of Cordoba, Category:History of Spain, Category:Year of birth unknown, Category:1017 deaths, de:Abd ar-Rahman IV., es:Abderramán IV, fr:Abd al-Rahman IV, sv:Abd ar-Rahman IV]
Abd ar-Rahman V	[1.0, Abd-ar-Rahman, Umayyad, Al-Andalus, Moors|Moorish, Iberian Peninsula|Iberia, Caliph of Cordoba, Abd-ar-Rahman IV, Cadiz, Córdoba, Spain|Córdoba, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, Abd-ar-Rahman IV|Abd ar-rahman IV, Umayyad|Umayyad Leader, Muhammad III of Umayyad|Muhammad III, al-Qasim of Hammud|al-Qasim, Caliph of Cordoba, Category:Year of birth unknown, Category:1024 deaths, Category:Umayyad caliphs of Cordoba, Category:History of Spain, de:Abd ar-Rahman V., es:Abderramán V, fr:Abd al-Rahman V, sv:Abd ar-Rahman V]
Abd-ar-Rahman III	[1.0, de:Abd ar-Rahman III., Abd-ar-Rahman, Arabic language|Arabic, Emir of Cordoba|Emir, Caliph of Cordoba, 912, 961, Ummayads|Ummayad, Al-Andalus, Moors|Moorish, Iberian Peninsula|Iberia, Abd-ar-Rahman I, Abdallah ibn Muhammad|Abdullah, Africa, January 16, 929, Fatimid, Abbasid, emir, Mecca, Medina, Medina Azahara, Spain|Spanish, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, Abdallah ibn Muhammad|Abdallah, Umayyad|Umayyad Leader, al-Hakam II, Emir of Cordoba, Caliph of Cordoba|Caliph, al-Hakam II, Umayyad|Banu Umayyad, Banu Quraish, Abdallah ibn Muhammad, Emir of Cordoba, Caliphate of Cordoba, Caliph of Cordoba, 929, 961, Al-Hakam II, Category:Umayyad caliphs of Cordoba, Category:Pederasty in the Muslim world, Category:912 births|Abd-ar-Rahman III, Category:961 deaths|Abd-ar-Rahman III, Category:Andalusian people, ar:عبد الرحمن الناصر لدين الله, ca:Abd al-Rahman III, de:Abd ar-Rahman III., es:Abderramán III, fr:Abd al-Rahman III, gl:Abd ar-Rahman III, it:Abd al-Rahman III, ja:アブド・アッラフマーン3世, pt:Abderramão III, ru:Абдаррахман III, sk:Abdarrahmán III., sv:Abd ar-Rahman III, zh:阿卜杜勒·拉赫曼三世]
Abd-ar-rahman	[1.0, it:Abd ar-Rahmā'n, Abd-ar-rahman I, Abd-ar-rahman II, Abd-ar-rahman III, Abd-ar-rahman IV, Abd-ar-rahman V, ast:Abderramán, de:Abd ar-Rahman, es:Abderramán, eu:Abderraman, fr:Abd al-Rahmān, pt:Abderramão, sl:Abdul Rahman, sv:Abd ar-Rahman]
Abd-el-Aziz IV	[1.0, Abdelaziz of Morocco]
Abd-el-Kader	[1.0, Abd al-Qadir, Abd al-Qadir]
Abd-el-latif	[1.0, 1162, 1231, physician, Baghdad, Ibn Abu-Osaiba, grammar, Qur'an, philology, jurisprudence, natural philosophy, medicine, Mosul, Damascus, Saladin, vizier, Egypt, Maimonides, Jerusalem, philosophy, Cairo, Aleppo, Armenia, Asia Minor, hajj|pilgrimage, Mecca, Europe, Edward Pococke, orientalist, Bodleian Library, famine, Nile, Latin language|Latin, University of Oxford|Oxford, French language|French, Silvestre de Sacy, Category:1162 births, Category:1231 deaths, Category:Iraqi people, Category:People from Baghdad, de:Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi, el:Αμπντ-Αλ Λατίφ, fr:Abdellatif Al Baghdadi, pl:Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi, ru:Абдул-Латиф, sv:Abd-ul-latif]
Abdera, Spain	[1.0, Spain, Malaca, Málaga, Carthago Nova, Cartagena, Spain|Cartagena, Bastuli, Carthage|Carthaginians, Hispania Baetica, Adra, Spain|Adra, Phoenicia, Heracles, tuna|tunny-fish, Tiberius, Category:Archaeological sites in Spain, Category:Municipalities in Almería, Category:Phoenician colonies, pl:Abdera (kolonia fenicka)]
Abdera, Thrace	[1.0, nl:Abdera, Abdera, Image:Abdera location.jpg|thumb|250px|Localization of Abdera and its two successive [[metropolis, Clazomenae, Teos, Image:Abderacoin.png|thumb|200px|right|The chief coin type, with griffon., Image:Abdera.JPG|thumb|Ruins of the ancient city of Abdera., Thrace, Nestos, Thasos, Xanthi Prefecture, Greece, Heracles, Mares of Diomedes, 7th century BC, 544 BC, Iran|Persian, Herodotus, griffon, 513 BC, 512 BC, 492 BC, Darius I, Delian League, Peloponnesian war, 4th century BC, Democritus, Protagoras, Hecataeus of Abdera, Cape Balastra, Polystylon, Delian League, Triballi, Philip II of Macedon, Eumenes II of Pergamon, titular see, Roman Catholic Church, Rhodope, Bouloustra, Category:Xanthi Prefecture, Category:Cities and towns in Greece, Category:Titular Sees, Category:Ancient Greek cities, bg:Абдера, ca:Abdera, cs:Abdéra, da:Abdera, Thrakien, de:Abdera, el:Άβδηρα, es:Abdera, fr:Abdère (ville), gl:Abdera, ko:압데라, it:Abdera, he:אבדרה, pl:Abdera (kolonia grecka), pt:Abdera, ro:Abdera, Tracia, ru:Абдеры, sk:Abdéra, sr:Абдера, fi:Abdera, sv:Abdera]
Abdication	[1.0, Latin, state, Roman law, monarchs, coronation|coronated, resignation, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, Roman Dictator|Dictator, 79 BC, Roman Emperor|Emperor, Diocletian, 305|AD 305, Romulus Augustulus, 476|AD 476, Edward VIII of the United Kingdom, Wallis Simpson, Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, Church of England, Abdication Crisis of Edward VIII, Richard II of England, James II of England, Great Seal of the Realm, Thames, France, Jesuits, Parliament of Scotland|Scottish parliament, forfeiture, deposition, statute, Act of Settlement 1701, Act of Parliament, Edward VIII of the United Kingdom, His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Cambodia, Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein, regent, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, 510 BC, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, 79 BC, Diocletian, 305|AD 305, Romulus Augustulus, Pope Benedict IX, Isaac I Comnenus, Emperor Huizong of Song China, January 18, 1126, Albert I of Brandenburg, Władysław III Spindleshanks|Ladislaus III, Poland, Pope Celestine V, December 13, 1294, John Baliol of Scotland, John Cantacuzene, Richard II of England, September 29, 1399, Antipope John XXIII|Baldassare Cossa, Antipope John XXIII, Eric VII of Denmark|Eric VII of Denmark or Erik XIII of Sweden, Amadeus VIII of Savoy, Murad II, Ottoman Empire|Ottoman, Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, #Notes|1, Christina of Sweden, June 6, 1654, Mary I of Scotland|Mary Queen of Scots, July 24, 1567, John II of Poland|John Casimir of Poland, Frederick Augustus I of Poland|Frederick Augustus of Poland, September 24, 1706, Philip V of Spain, 14 January, 1724, Victor Amadeus II of Savoy|Victor Amadeus, Sardinia, 3 September, 1730, Ahmed III, Ottoman Empire|Ottoman, 1 October, 1730, Charles III of Spain|Charles of Naples, Spain, 6 October, 1759, Stanislaus II of Poland, 7 January, 1795, Qianlong Emperor of China, February 9, 1796, Charles Emmanuel IV of Sardinia|Charles Emanuel IV, King of Sardinia, June 4, 1802, Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor, August 6, 1806, Charles IV of Spain|Charles IV, King of Spain, March 19, 1808, Joseph Bonaparte|Joseph Napoleon, King of Naples, June 6, 1808, Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden|Gustav IV Adolf, King of Sweden, March 29, 1809, Louis Bonaparte|Louis Napoleon, King of Holland, July 2, 1810, Napoleon I of France|Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, April 4, 1814, June 22, 1815, Victor Emmanuel I of Sardinia|Victor Emmanuel I, King of Sardinia, March 13, 1821, Charles X of France|Charles X, King of France, August 2, 1830, Peter I of Brazil|Pedro IV, King of Portugal, #Notes|2, May 28, 1826, Pedro I of Brazil|Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil, #Notes|2, April 7, 1831, Miguel of Portugal|Miguel, King of Portugal, May 26, 1834, William I of the Netherlands|William I, King of the Netherlands, October 7, 1840, Louis-Philippe of France|Louis Philippe, King of the French, February 24, 1848, Ludwig I of Bavaria|Ludwig I, King of Bavaria, March 21, 1848, Ferdinand I of Austria|Ferdinand, Emperor of Austria, December 2, 1848, Charles II, Duke of Parma, March 14, 1849, Charles Albert of Sardinia|Charles Albert, King of Sardinia, March 23, 1849, Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, July 21, 1859, Isabella II of Spain|Isabella II, Queen of Spain, June 25, 1870, Amadeus I of Spain|Amadeo I, King of Spain, February 11, 1873, Alexander of Bulgaria|Alexander, Prince of Bulgaria, September 7, 1886, Milan II of Serbia|Milan, King of Serbia, March 6, 1889, Liliuokalani|Lili{{okina}}uokalani, Queen of Hawai{{okina}}i, January 17, 1893, Sunjong|Sunjong, Emperor of Korea, August 29, 1910, Ai-xin-jue-luo Pu-yi|Xuantong Emperor of China, February 12, 1912, Nicholas II of Russia|Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, March 15, 1917, William II, German Emperor, November 9, 1918, Prajadhipok|Prajadhipok, King of Siam, March 2, 1935, Edward VIII of the United Kingdom|Edward VIII, King of Great Britain and Ireland, December 11, 1936, Carol II of Romania|Carol II, King of Romania, September 6, 1940, Victor Emmanuel III of Italy|Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy, May 9, 1946, Michael I of Romania|Michael, King of Romania, December 30, 1947, Wilhelmina of the Netherlands|Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, September 4, 1948, Léopold III of Belgium|Léopold III, King of the Belgians, July 16, 1951, Farouk I of Egypt|Farouk, King of Egypt, July 26, 1952, Talal of Jordan|Talal, King of Jordan, August 11, 1952, Fuad II of Egypt|Fuad II, King of Egypt, June 18, 1953, Saud of Saudi Arabia|Saud, King of Saudi Arabia, November 2, 1964, Omar Ali Saifuddin III|Omar Ali Saifuddin, Sultan of Brunei, October 4, 1967, Juliana of the Netherlands|Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, April 30, 1980, Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, October 7, 2000, Hans-Adam II, Prince of Liechtenstein, #Notes|3, August 15, 2004, Norodom Sihanouk|Norodom Sihanouk, King of Cambodia, October 7, 2004, Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah|Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah, Emir of Kuwait, January 23, 2006, Jigme Singye Wangchuck|Jigme Singye Wangchuck, King of Bhutan, December 15, 2006, Netherlands, October 25, 1555, Spain, January 16, 1556, Philip II of Spain, Holy Roman Emperor, Maria II of Portugal, Pedro II of Brazil|Pedro II, Alois of Liechtenstein|Alois, Lists of incumbents, List of monarchs who lost their thrones or abdicated in the 20th century, Papal abdication, The Great Abdication, Category:Monarchy, bs:Abdikacija, bg:Абдикация, cs:Abdikace, da:Abdikation, de:Abdikation, es:Abdicación, eo:Abdiko, fr:Abdication, gl:Abdicación, hr:Abdikacija, id:Abdikasi, it:Abdicazione, nl:Abdicatie, ja:退位, no:Abdikasjon, nn:Abdikasjon, pl:Abdykacja, pt:Abdicação, ru:Абдикация, simple:Abdication, sk:Abdikácia, sv:Abdikation, zh:逊位]
Abdominal surgery	[1.0, abdomen, stomach, kidney, liver, appendicitis, Laparotomy, abdominal cavity, Physical trauma|trauma, Appendectomy, vermiform appendix|appendix, Laparoscopy, minimally invasive, gallbladder, cholecystectomy, hemorrhage|bleeding, infection, Adhesion (medicine)|adhesions, Shock (medical)|shock, Paralytic Ileus, aseptic, antibiotics, monitoring, Abdominoplasty, General Surgery, Perioperative mortality, ASA score, Category:Surgical specialties, de:Viszeralchirurgie, it:Chirurgia addominale, pt:Cirurgia do aparelho digestivo]
AbdominalSurgery	[1.0, Abdominal surgery]
Abduction	[1.0, Kidnapping, Abduction (kinesiology)|Abduction (physiology), Abductive reasoning, Child abduction, Abduction phenomenon, North Korean abductions of Japanese, North Korean abductions of South Koreans, Abduction: The Megumi Yokota Story, Abduction (novel), Robin Cook (novelist)|Robin Cook, Abduction (demoparty), demoparty, es:Abducción, fr:Abduction, ru:Абдукция, sk:Abdukcia, fi:Abduktio, tl:Abduksyon]
Abdul Alhazred	[1.0, King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow, fictional character, United States|American, H. P. Lovecraft, Arab, occult, Necronomicon, Cthulhu Mythos, 1001 Arabian Nights, Abdul, Arabic name, Arabic grammar, Arabic language|Arabic, ḥ, ẓ, Persian language|Persian, Cthulhu Mythos, 1927, 1938 in literature|1938, Sanaá, Yemen, Umayyad|Ommiade, caliph, 700, Babylon, Memphis, Egypt|Memphis, Arabia, Rub' al Khali|Roba El Khaliyeh, Al-Dahna Desert|Dahna, Damascus, 730, Arabic language|Arabic, 738, Ibn Khallikan|Ebn Khallikan, Iram of the Pillars|Irem, The Nameless City|a certain nameless desert town, Muslim|Moslem, Yog-Sothoth, Cthulhu, August Derleth, 731, short story, The Trail of Cthulhu|The Keeper of the Key, 1951 in literature|1951, The Trail of Cthulhu#Laban Shrewsbury|Professor Laban Shrewsbury, The Trail of Cthulhu#Nayland Colum|Nayland Colum, Salalah, Oman, Yemen, Empty Quarter, Nameless City, Great Old One, Hastur, burial chamber, Damascus, sarcophagus, Arabic alphabet, necromancy, R'lyeh, Category:Mortals in the Cthulhu Mythos|Alhazred, Abdul, Category:Fictional Arabs|Alhazred, Abdul, Category:Fictional writers|Alhazred, Abdul, ar:عبد الله الحظرد, es:Abdul Alhazred, fr:Abdul al-Hazred, it:Abdul Alhazred, ja:アブドル・アルハズラット, pl:Abdul Alhazred, pt:Abdul Alhazred, ru:Абдул Альхазред, sv:Abdul Alhazred, tr:Abdul Alhazred]
Abdul Hamid I	[1.0, Ottoman Sultan, Mustafa III, Selim III, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, March 20, 1725, April 7, 1789, Sultan, Ottoman Empire, Ahmed III, Mustafa III, January 21, 1774, Mahmud I, Osman III, calligraphy, pacifism|pacifist, Janissary|janissaries, Ottoman Empire|Turks, Battle of Kozluja, treaty of Kuchuk-Kainarji, July 21, 1774, Image:Jean-Jecques-Frances Le Barbier c1780 scanned Constantinopole (1996)-Procession of the sultan to the Sultanahmed mosque.png|thumb|180px|left|Coronation, fire brigade, Syria, Morea, Crimea, 1787, Austria, Battle of Karánsebes, Ochakov, 1788, Ayse Sine-perver, haseki sultan, Mustafa IV, Ayse Sine-perver, Mahmud II, Princess Esma, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:1725 births, Category:1789 deaths, ar:عبد الحميد الأول, ba:Абдул-Гамид I, bs:Abdul Hamid I, bg:Абдул Хамид I, de:Abdülhamid I., es:Abd-ul-Hamid I, fr:Abdülhamid Ier, hr:Abdul Hamid I., hu:I. Abdul-Hamid, it:Abdul Hamid I, nl:Abdülhamit I, ja:アブデュルハミト1世, no:Abd-ul-Hamid I, pl:Abdulhamid I, pt:Abd-ul-Hamid I, ro:Abdul-Hamid I, ru:Абдул-Хамид I, sr:Абдул Хамид I, sh:Abdul Hamid I., sv:Abd ül-Hamid I, tr:I. Abdülhamit, uk:Абдул-Гамід І, zh:阿卜杜勒·哈米德一世]
Abdul Hamid II	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/198.53.193.40|198.53.193.40, User talk:198.53.193.40|talk, Murad V, Ottoman Dynasty|Sultan, Ottoman Caliphate|Caliph, 1876, 1909, Mehmed V, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, September 21, 1842, February 10, 1918, Ottoman Empire, August 31, 1876, April 27, 1909, Young Turk Revolution, Image:Abdul Hameed II Poetry.gif|right|thumb|150px|Here is a sample of his handwritten poetry, which was taken from the book "My Father Abdul Hameed," written by his daughter Ayşe Sultan, Abdülmecid, Circassians|Circassian, Ferzan Özpetek, Image:Abdul Hameed II Sign.gif|thumb|150px|The [[Tughra, Abdülaziz, Austria, France, England, 1867, Image:Ahamid.jpg|thumb|Abdülhamid II in his later years, throne, Murad V|Murad, August 31, 1876, Mehmed V|Mehmed, Eyüp Sultan Mosque, Osman I|Osman, Default (finance)|default, Young Ottomans, Tanzimat, Herzegovinian rebellion|1875 insurrection in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Principality of Serbia|Serbia, Principality of Montenegro|Montenegro, April Uprising|Bulgarian rebellion, Istanbul, 1876, 1856, Hatt-ı Hümayun, 1839, Hatt-i Sharif|''Hatt-ı Şerif'' of Gülhane, Sea of Marmara, Midhat Pasha, 1877, Russo-Turkish War, 1877–1878|went to war, Russian Empire, 24 April, 1878, Alexander Gorchakov|Prince Gorchakov, Reichstadt Agreement, Treaty of San Stefano, Principality of Romania|Romania, Dobruja, Armenia, Aromanians|Aromanian, Congress of Berlin, Cyprus, United Kingdom|Britain, 1878, History of modern Egypt|Egypt, Sudan, 1882, 1914, World War I, Central Powers, khedive, Ahmed Urabi|Urabi Pasha, Greece|Greek, Principality of Montenegro|Montenegro, Berlin Congress, Bulgarian unification|union, 1885, Principality of Bulgaria|Bulgaria, Eastern Rumelia, Crete, Greece, Greco-Turkish War (1897), Prince George of Greece, Image:Von_der_Goltz.jpg|thumb|Colmar Baron von der Goltz (1843-1916), Image:Bodo-Borries von Ditfurth.jpg|thumb|Bodo-Borries von Ditfurth (1852-1915), Triple Entente, United Kingdom, France, Russian Empire|Russia, German Empire, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Istanbul, Mehmed V, Colmar Freiherr von der Goltz|Baron von der Goltz, Bodo-Borries von Ditfurth|von Ditfurth, Baghdad Railway, July 21, 1905, Belgian, anarchist, Edward Jorris, Abdülhamid, Macedonia (region)|Macedonia, palace, 1908, Young Turk, Salonica, Istanbul, July 23, July 24|the 24th, espionage, censorship, political prisoner, December 17, parliament, April 13, 1909, 31 Mart Vakası, April 27, Mehmed V, Eyüp Sultan Mosque, Osman I|Osman, Default (finance)|Default, Herzegovinian rebellion|1875 insurrection in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Yildiz|Yıldız Palace, Crete, Abdülaziz, Golden Horn, North Africa, Mediterranean Sea, Aegean Sea, Tanzimat, Ottomanism, Ottomanism, Ottoman Caliphate, Islam, Christendom, Baghdad Railway|Istanbul-Baghdad Railway, Hejaz railway|Istanbul-Medina Railway, Hajj, Mecca, Caliph, Theodor Herzl, Zionists, Palestine, Mesopotamia, Yemen, Muslim, Muslim, Taner Akçam, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Germany, France|French, 1907, Armenian Revolutionary Federation, Image:Abdul Hameed II Removal.gif|right|thumb|250px|A rare picture showing Abdülhamid and the four people when he was told he was removed from office, Salonica, İstanbul, Beylerbeyi|Beylerbeyi Palace, February 10, 1918, Sick Man of Europe, Sultan, United States, Library of Congress, political satire, :Image:A middleast mosaic -1999 - The original caricature is dated 1885. counsultative menagerie.png|image detail, Hamidian massacres, Greco-Turkish War of 1897, Eastern Question, List of nicknames of European Royalty and Nobility, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire|Abdu’l-Hamid II, Category:Knights of the Golden Fleece|Abdu'l-Hamid II, Category:1842 births|Abdu’l-Hamid II, Category:1918 deaths|Abdu’l-Hamid II, ar:عبد الحميد الثاني, roa-rup:Sultanlu Abdul Hamid Dheftherlu, bs:Abdul Hamid II, bg:Абдул Хамид II, ca:Abdul Hamid II, de:Abdülhamid II., et:Abdülhamit II, es:Abdul Hamid II, eo:Abd-ul-Hamid la 2-a, fr:Abdülhamid II, ko:압둘 하미드 2세, hr:Abdul Hamid II., id:Abdul Hamid II, it:Abdul-Hamid II, he:עבדול חמיד השני, hu:II. Abdul-Hamid, nl:Abdülhamit II, ja:アブデュルハミト2世, no:Abd-ul-Hamid II, pl:Abd-ul-Hamid II, pt:Abd-ul-Hamid II, ro:Abdul-Hamid al II-lea, ru:Абдул-Хамид II, sr:Абдул Хамид II, sh:Abdul Hamid II., sv:Abd ül-Hamid II, tr:II. Abdülhamit, uk:Абдул-Гамід II, zh:阿卜杜勒·哈米德二世]
Abdul Rashid Dostam	[1.0, Abdul Rashid Dostum]
Abdul Rashid Dostum	[1.0, warlord, Afghanistan, Uzbeks|Uzbek, Sheberghan, Jowzjan Province, Trade union|union, Mujahideen#Afghan mujahideen|Afghan mujahideen, 1980s, Ahmad Shah Masoud, Northern Alliance, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Taliban, Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif, Turkey, National Islamic Movement of Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Afghanistan|communist government, petroleum|oil, gas, Sheberghan, Khoja Dukoh, Parcham, Soviet, Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, United States, 1980s, Qandahar, Mikhail Gorbachev|Gorbachev, Afghanistan, April 18, 1992, Ahmed Shah Massoud, Kabul, capital, Kabul, kidnapping, looting, fighting, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Second Siege of Kabul (1995-1997)|siege on Kabul, Burhanuddin Rabbani, Taliban, Herat, Kabul, Mohammed Fahim, Ismail Khan, Afghan Northern Alliance, Turkey, Abdul Malik|Malik, Hezbe Wahdat, Johnny Micheal Spann, siege of Kunduz, North Zone of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, May 20, 2003, Tajiks|Tajik, Mohammed Atta (Afghan warlord)|Mohammed Atta, Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan|Afghan, May, 2007, Taliban, insurgency, Afghan Civil War, Category:1954 births, Category:Afghan Civil War, Category:Afghan warlords, Category:Afghan politicians, Category:Living people, Category:Afghan people, Category:Uzbek people, ar:عبد الرشيد دوستم, de:Abdul Rashid Dostum, fa:عبدالرشید دوستم, fr:Abdul Rachid Dostom, gl:Abdul Rashid Dostum, ko:압둘 라시드 도스툼, hr:Abdul Rašid Dostum, ja:ラシッド・ドスタム, no:Abdul Rashid Dostum, pl:Abdul Raszid Dostum, ru:Дустум, Абдул-Рашид, sl:Abdul Rašid Dostum]
Abdulaziz al-Omari	[1.0, Image:Abdulaziz al-Omari.png, Asir, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, New York City, United States, transliteration|transliterated, Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI, Organizers of the September 11, 2001 attacks|hijackers, American Airlines flight 11|first plane, World Trade Center, September 11, 2001 attacks, December 24, 1972, May 28, 1979, 'Asir|Asir Province, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, CIA, imam, Extremism|radical, Al Qasim, Tawfiq bin Attash, Kandahar, 2000 Al Qaeda Summit, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Image:AbdulazizonAlJazeera.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Abdul Aziz al-Omari in the farewell suicide video, Osama bin Laden, FBI, Robert Mueller, 9/11 Commission, London, Dubai, May 28, Hamza al-Ghamdi, Mohand al-Shehri, June 29, 2001, New York, Visa Express, Paterson, New Jersey, Vero Beach, FlightSafety International|FlightSafety Academy, Vero Beach, Florida, Mohand al-Shehri, Saeed Al-Ghamdi, Image:Atta atm.jpg|right|thumb|Abdulaziz al-Omari (center) and [[Mohamed Atta al Sayed, September 10, Mohamed Atta al Sayed, Boston, Massachusetts, 1n4dl01d81c212547|their rented Nissan, Comfort Inn, Portland, Maine|South Portland, Maine, Portland International Jetport, Adnan Bukhari|Adnan, Ameer Bukhari, Image:Atta in airport.jpg|left|thumb|Atta (blue shirt) and al-Omari in the [[Portland, Maine, Pizza Hut, Wal-Mart, September 11, American Airlines Flight 11, Mohamed Atta, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Mohammed Atta, Image:Abdulaziz al-omari alive.jpg|right|frame|The wrongly accused Abdul Rahman al-Omari, photographed after the 9/11 attacks., FBI, Saudi Arabia, University of Denver, passport, 9/11 Commission, Asir, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, New York City, United States, Category:2001 deaths|Omari, Abduraziz, Category:Participants in the September 11, 2001 attacks|Omari, Abdulaziz, Category:Saudi Arabian terrorists|Omari, Abduraziz, de:Abdulaziz al-Omari, it:Abdulaziz al-Omari, pl:Abdulaziz al-Omari]
Abdur Rahman Khan	[1.0, Wikipedia:Disambiguation|DAB Link, Hazara, Hazara people, Image:AbdurRahmanKhan-A.JPG|thumb|Amir Abdur Rahman Khan, Image:Abdur Rahman Khan - Project Gutenberg eText 16528.jpg|thumb|Abdur Rahman Khan, 1844, October 1, 1901, Emir, Afghanistan, Afzul Khan, Dost Mahommed Khan, Barakzai, Herat, June 9, 1863, Shir Ali Khan of Afghanistan|Shir Ali, Azim Khan, Hindu Kush, Oxus River, Kabul, Bokhara, Kabul, 1866, Kandahar, Sheikhabad, May 10, Ghazni, 1867, 1868, Tinah Khan, January 3, 1869, Iran|Persia, Russia, Samarkand, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 1879, United Kingdom|British, Tashkent, 1880, Robert Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Earl of Lytton|Lord Lytton, Lepel Griffin, India, durbar, July 22, 1880, 1881, Ayub Khan (Afghan commander)|Ayub Khan, Herat, insurrection, Despotism|despotic, Ghilzai, 1887, 1888, Ishak Khan, 1885, viceroy, Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava|Lord Dufferin, India, Panjdeh, Order of the Star of India, Image:Hazaraslave.jpg|300px|thumb|An enslaved Hazara man in Amir's Court, pleading for mercy, 1892, Hazara people|Hazara, Hazara people|Hazara, Quetta, Balochistan (Pakistan)|Balochistan, Mashhed, Iran, Uruzgan, Jaghuri, Hazara people|Hazaras, Shiism, Ajristan, Daya Fulad, Zawuli, Sepai, Shikhali, 1893, Mortimer Durand, 1895, Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria, Nasrullah Khan, Image:Amir Abdurahman Khan's Tomb.jpg|thumb|The Iron Amir's tomb in [[Kabul, October 1, 1901, Habibullah Khan|Habibullah, espionage, Asia, European, railway, Telegraphy|telegraph, rupee, 1896, Islam, jihad, Habibullah Khan, Nasrullah Khan, Mahomed Omar Jan, History of Afghanistan, European influence in Afghanistan, The Great Game, Mohammad Yaqub Khan, Emir of Afghanistan, Habibullah Khan, Category:1844 births, Category:1901 deaths, Category:Afghan heads of state, Category:Emirs of Afghanistan, Category:Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Star of India, Category:Pashtun people, de:Abdur Rahman Khan, fr:Abdur Rahman Khan, ja:アブドゥッラフマーン・ハーン, no:Abdur Rahman Khan, pl:Abdur Rahman Chan, ru:Абдур-Рахман, эмир Афганистана]
Abdülmecid	[1.0, it:Abd-ul-Mejid I, Ottoman Sultan, Mahmud II, Abdülaziz, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, April 23, 1823, June 25, 1861, sultan, Ottoman Empire, Mahmud II, July 2, 1839, Ottomanism, Muslims, United Kingdom, France, Crimean War, Russian Empire|Russia, Congress of Paris, 30 March, 1856, Tanzimat, Mahmud II, Turkey, French language, Abdülaziz, Mahmud II, Mehmet Emin Ali Paşa, Tanzimat, Ottoman Empire, Istanbul, Nizip, Egypt, viceroy, Muhammad Ali of Egypt|Mehmet Ali, Alexandria, Ahmed Fevzi Pasha, Russia, Image:DolmabahceMainGate.JPG|thumbnail|right|250px|[[Dolmabahçe Palace, Istanbul, Queen Victoria, 1839, Hatt-i-sherif of Gulhane|Hatt-ı Şerif of Gülhane, Crimean War, 1856, Hatt-ı Hümayun, Muslim, ulema, turban, Fez (clothing)|fez, 1925, Grand National Assembly of Turkey|Republican National Assembly, 1923, Samuel Morse, telegraph, 1847, Beylerbeyi Palace, Image:turkish_crimea_medal.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The [[Crimean War medal, Lajos Kossuth|Kossuth, Turkey, Hungary|Hungarian, 1849, Austria, Russia, 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica|1911 ''Encyclopædia Britannica'', 1854, Crimean War, 1855, 1858, 1860, Turkey, Abdülâziz, tuberculosis, 25 June, 1861, Osman I|Osman, Murad V, Abdülhamid II, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848, Category:Knights of the Garter, Category:1823 births, Category:1861 deaths, ar:عبد المجيد الأول, bs:Abdul Medžid I, bg:Абдул Меджид, de:Abdülmecid I., el:Αμπντούλ Μετζίτ Α΄, es:Abd-ul-Mejid I, eo:Abd-ul-Mejid, fr:Abdülmecit Ier, hr:Abdul Medžid I., it:Abd-ul-Mejid I, hu:I. Abdul-Medzsid, nl:Abdülmecit, ja:アブデュルメジト1世, no:Abdülmecid, pl:Abdulmecid I, pt:Abd-ul-Medjid, ru:Абдул-Меджид I, sr:Абдулмеџид I, sh:Abdul Medžid I., sv:Abd ül-Mecid I, tr:Abdülmecit]
Abdülâziz	[1.0, Ottoman Sultan, Abdülmecid, Murad V, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, February 9, 1830, June 4, 1876, sultan, Ottoman Empire, June 25, 1861, May 30, Mahmud II, Abdülmecid, İstanbul, Tanzimat, Abdülmecid, Order of the Garter|Knight of the Garter, Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria, Fleet Review, Royal Navy#Queen Victoria|Royal Navy Fleet Review, Ismail of Egypt|Khedive of Egypt, RMK Museum, İstanbul, 1869, Empress Eugenie, France, Suez Canal, Prince of Wales, Edward VII of the United Kingdom, Sirkeci Station|Sirkeci Train Station, Orient Express, Istanbul Archaeology Museum|Istanbul Archaeological Museum, 1857, 1916, Abdülmecid II, 1868, 1872, 1899, 1874, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:Knights of the Garter, Category:Knights of the Golden Fleece, Category:1830 births, Category:1876 deaths, ar:عبد العزيز الأول, bs:Abdul Aziz, bg:Абдул Азис, de:Abdülaziz, es:Abd-ul-Aziz, eo:Abd-ul-Aziz, fr:Abdulaziz, hr:Abdul Aziz, id:Abdul Aziz, it:Abdul-Aziz, hu:Abdul-Aziz, nl:Abdülaziz, ja:アブデュルアズィズ, no:Abdülâziz, pl:Abd-ul-Aziz, pt:Abd-ul-Aziz, ru:Абдул-Азиз, sr:Абдул Азиз, sv:Abd ül-Aziz, tr:Abdülaziz, zh:阿布杜勒阿齊茲]
AbeL	[1.0, Cain and Abel]
AbeceDarians	[1.0, Abecedarian]
Abednego	[1.0, Fiery furnace, Fiery furnace]
Abel	[1.0, Cain and Abel, Cain and Abel]
Abel Tasman	[1.0, Special:Contributions/202.44.190.253|202.44.190.253, Image:Abeltasman1903.jpg|thumb|240px|Portrait of Tasman by J. M. Donald (1903), 1603, October 10, 1659, Netherlands|Dutch, sea explorer|seafarer, exploration|explorer, merchant, 1642, 1644, Dutch East India Company, Exploration|expedition, Van Diemen's Land, Tasmania, New Zealand, Fiji, 1643, Australia, Pacific Islands, Lutjegast, Groningen (province)|Groningen, Jakarta, Maluku Islands|Moluccas, Taiwan, Japan, Palembang, Sumatra, Mauritius, Image:Murderers' Bay.jpg|thumb|240px|right|Murderers' Bay, 1642, 24 November, West Coast,Van Diemens Land|west coast, Macquarie Harbour, Anthony van Diemen, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Cape Frederick Hendrick, Forestier Peninsula, 3 December, 13 December, South Island, Staten Island, Argentina, South America, Māori, 18 December, Golden Bay, Cook Strait, Zeehaen's Bight, Cape Maria van Diemen, Three Kings Islands, Cape Egmont, Tonga, January 21, Fiji Islands, Vanua Levu, Cikobia, New Guinea, 15 June, Image:Tasmanroutes.PNG|thumb|right|240px|Tasman's routes, VOC ship Limmen|''Limmen'', VOC ship Zeemeeuw|''Zeemeeuw'', VOC ship Braek|''Braek'', Torres Strait, James Cook, 2 November, Thailand, Manila, 5 January, 1651, Image:Tasmanmap1644.jpg|thumb|240px|The Abel Tasman map 1644, also known as the Bonaparte Tasman map. This map is part of the collection of the [[State Library of New South Wales, island, Tasman Peninsula, Tasman Bridge, Tasman Highway, Abel Tasman (ship)|''Abel Tasman'', Tasman Sea, Tasman Glacier, Tasman River, Mount Tasman, Abel Tasman National Park, Tasman Bay, Tasman, New Zealand|Tasman District, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Melbourne University Press, Category:1603 births, Category:1659 deaths, Category:Dutch explorers, Category:Explorers of the Pacific, Category:Explorers of Australia, Category:People from Groningen, af:Abel Tasman, bs:Abel Tasman, br:Abel Tasman, ca:Abel Tasman, cs:Abel Tasman, cy:Abel Tasman, da:Abel Tasman, de:Abel Tasman, el:Άμπελ Τάσμαν, es:Abel Tasman, eo:Abel Tasman, eu:Abel Tasman, fa:آبل تاسمان, fr:Abel Tasman, zh-classical:阿貝爾·塔斯曼, hr:Abel Tasman, id:Abel Tasman, is:Abel Tasman, it:Abel Tasman, he:אבל ינזון טסמן, lt:Abelis Tasmanas, hu:Abel Janszoon Tasman, nl:Abel Tasman, ja:アベル・タスマン, no:Abel Janszoon Tasman, pl:Abel Tasman, pt:Abel Tasman, ru:Тасман, Абел Янезон, sco:Abel Tasman, simple:Abel Tasman, sr:Абел Тасман, sh:Abel Tasman, fi:Abel Tasman, sv:Abel Tasman, th:แอเบล แทสมัน, vi:Abel Tasman, tg:Абел Тасман, tr:Abel Tasman, zh:亚伯·塔斯曼]
Abelian group	[1.0, mathematics, group (mathematics)|group, Niels Henrik Abel, Direct sum, module (mathematics)|modules, cyclic group, integer, modular arithmetic|integers modulo ''n'', Ring theory|ring, commutative ring, unit (ring theory)|units, multiplicative group, real number, subgroup, normal subgroup|normal, quotient group, direct sum of groups|direct sums, matrix (mathematics)|Matrices, finite group, Cayley table, multiplication table, if and only if, symmetric matrix, natural number, module (mathematics)|module, ring (mathematics)|ring, principal ideal domain, finitely generated abelian group, group homomorphism, dimension, vector space, rank of an abelian group|rank, cardinal number|cardinality, linearly independent, rational number, torsion (algebra)|torsion-free, set theory, prime number|prime, fundamental theorem of finitely generated abelian groups, coprime, divisor|divides, group isomorphism|isomorphic, list of small groups, Group isomorphism#Automorphisms|automorphisms, coprime, Sylow theorems|Sylow, cyclic group, category theory|category, abelian category, category of abelian groups, topological group, adjective, proper name, mathematician, Riemannian geometry|Riemannian, namesake, Pontryagin duality, Class field theory, Abelianization, Category:Abelian group theory| , Category:Properties of groups, ca:Grup abelià, cs:Abelova grupa, da:Abelsk gruppe, de:Abelsche Gruppe, et:Abeli rühm, el:Αβελιανή ομάδα, es:Grupo abeliano, eo:Komuta grupo, fr:Groupe abélien, ko:아벨군, it:Gruppo abeliano, he:חבורה אבלית, hu:Abel-csoport, nl:Abelse groep, ja:アーベル群, no:Abelsk gruppe, nn:Abelsk gruppe, nov:Abelan grupe, pl:Grupa przemienna, pt:Grupo abeliano, ro:Grup abelian, ru:Абелева группа, ru-sib:Абелева стаечка, sk:Abelovská grupa, sl:Abelova grupa, sr:Абелова група, fi:Abelin ryhmä, sv:Abelsk grupp, vi:Nhóm giao hoán, zh:阿贝尔群]
Abencerrages	[1.0, Moorish, Granada, 15th century, Mahommed VII, Gines Perez de Hita|Ginés Perez de Hita, J. P. de Florian, Châteaubriand, Alhambra, Les Abencerrages, Cherubini, Category:Nasrid dynasty, de:Abencerragen, es:Abencerrajes, fr:Abencérages, pl:Abencerrajes, ru:Абенсераги]
Abenezra	[1.0, Abraham ibn Ezra]
Abensberg	[1.0, Image:Herzogskasten Abensberg.JPG|thumb|The [[Herzogskasten, Bavaria, Germany, Danube, Regensburg, Ancient Rome|Roman, Battle of Abensberg, 20 April, 1809, Napoleon I of France|Napoleon, Johann von Hiller|Hiller, Johannes Aventinus, seal district, Hallertau, hops, asparagus, Category:Towns in Bavaria, Category:Spa towns in Germany, Category:Kelheim district, de:Abensberg, eo:Abensberg, fa:آبنزبرگ, fr:Abensberg, gl:Abensberg, nl:Abensberg, pl:Abensberg, pt:Abensberg, ru:Абенсберг, sv:Abensberg]
AbensbergGermany	[1.0, Abensberg]
Abeokuta	[1.0, Image:Locator Map Abeokuta-Nigeria.png|thumb|250px|Location of Abeokuta in Nigeria, Ogun State, Nigeria, Ogun River, Lagos, rubber, yam (vegetable)|yams, Olumo Rock, 1825, Dahomey, Ibadan, Fela Kuti, Wole Soyinka, Peter Akinola, Olusegun Obasanjo, President of Nigeria|President, Category:Cities in Nigeria, Category:Nigerian state capitals, Category:Ogun State, da:Abeokuta, de:Abeokuta, es:Abeokuta, gl:Abeokuta, it:Abeokuta, lt:Abeokuta, nl:Abeokuta, pl:Abeokuta, pt:Abeokuta, ru:Аббеокута, fi:Abeokuta, sv:Abeokuta, yo:Abeokuta, zh:阿贝奥库塔]
Aberavon (UK Parliament constituency)	[1.0, Image:AberavonConstituency.svg|180px|, Preserved counties of Wales|Preserved county, West Glamorgan, 1918, Hywel Francis, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, county constituency, United Kingdom House of Commons|House of commons, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Member of Parliament|Member of Parliament, first past the post, south Wales, River Afan, Swansea, Aberavon, Port Talbot, Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot, 1840, Glamorgan, Iestyn ab Gwrgant, 1372, 1861, 1832, Kenfig, Loughor, Neath, Ramsay MacDonald, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, National Eisteddfod, 1932, 1966, United Kingdom general election, 1918|1918, John Edwards (MP)|John Edwards, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, United Kingdom general election, 1922|1922, Ramsay Macdonald, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, United Kingdom general election, 1929|1929, William George Cove, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, United Kingdom general election, 1959|1959, John Morris, Baron Morris of Aberavon|John Morris, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, United Kingdom general election, 2001|2001, Hywel Francis, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, United Kingdom general election, 2005|General Election 2005, Hywel Francis, Annunziata Rees-Mogg, UK general election, 2001|General Election 2001, Hywel Francis, Chris Davies, New Millennium Bean Party|New Millennium Bean, Captain Beany, UK general election, 1997|General Election 1997, John Morris, Baron Morris of Aberavon|John Morris, Referendum Party, List of Parliamentary constituencies in West Glamorgan, Category:Parliamentary constituencies in South Wales, Category:United Kingdom Parliamentary constituencies established in 1918, Category:Districts of Neath Port Talbot, Category:Glamorgan, cy:Aberafan (etholaeth seneddol)]
Abercarn	[1.0, nl:Abercarn, Caerphilly (county borough)|Caerphilly, Gwent, Islwyn (UK Parliament constituency)|Islwyn, Community council|community, south Wales, Newport, Cwmcarn, Newbridge, tinplate, Ebbw River|Ebbw, Glamorgan, Monmouthshire, Monmouthshire (historic)|Monmouthshire, Mynyddislwyn, 1892, local board of health, March 17, 1892, July 4, 1894, Local Government Act 1972, 1974, Islwyn, Gwent (county)|Gwent, 1996, Crumlin, Caerphilly|Crumlin, Newbridge, Wales|Newbridge, Category:Towns in Caerphilly county borough, Category:Traditional county of Monmouthshire, nl:Abercarn]
Aberdare	[1.0, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Mid Glamorgan, Cynon Valley (UK Parliament constituency)|Cynon Valley, Rhondda Cynon Taff, traditional county, Glamorgan, Wales, 1991, Merthyr Tydfil, Cardiff, 19th century, 1801, 1799, 1800, 1827, 1847, 1875, 1836, 1875, 19th century, England, 1892, 1907, Llandaff, Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic, 1866, Penrhys Abbey, Aberaman, Abernant, Aberdare|Abernant, Cwmaman, Cwmbach, Cwmdare, Llwydcoed, Penywaun, Trecynon, cairn, United Kingdom|British, Hirwaun, Rhys ap Tewdwr, Dyfed, Robert Fitzhamon, Iestyn ab Gwrgan, arts, auditorium, movie theater|cinema, 1938, miner, Aberdare railway station, Merthyr Line|Merthyr Line - Aberdare branch, Aberdare Boys' Comprehensive School, Aberdare Boys Grammar School, Aberdare Boys' Comprehensive School, Montelimar, France, Slagelse, Denmark, World War II|Second World War, Alun Lewis, Stereophonics, Mark Parry, The Manvils, Ioan Gruffudd, Fantastic Four, King Arthur, National Eisteddfod, 1861, 1885, 1956, anarcho-punk|anarchist-punk, crass, Category:Towns in Rhondda Cynon Taff, cy:Aberdâr, da:Aberdare, de:Aberdare, gl:Aberdare - Aberdâr, nl:Aberdare, no:Aberdare, pl:Aberdare, pt:Aberdare, sv:Aberdare]
Aberdeen	[1.0, Square mile|mile², Square kilometre|km², English language|English, Scots language|Scots, Doric dialect (Scotland)|Doric, Aberdeen South (UK Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen South, Aberdeen North (UK Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen North, Gordon (UK Parliament constituency)|Gordon, Presbytery of Aberdeen, Aberdeen City Council, North East Scotland (Scottish Parliament electoral region)|North East Scotland, Aberdeen Central (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen Central, Aberdeen North (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen North, Aberdeen South (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen South, Image:Flag of Aberdeen.gif|130px|left, Image:Aberdeen-coa.png|90px|right, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, Scotland, City status in the United Kingdom|city, granite, Tourmaline, North Sea oil, River Dee, Aberdeenshire|River Dee, River Don, Aberdeenshire|River Don, Royal burgh|Royal Burgh, Robert I of Scotland|Robert the Bruce, University of Aberdeen, Robert Gordon University, Petroleum industry|oil industry, port|seaport, Britain in Bloom, Aberdeen International Youth Festival, Image:Aberdeen Market Cross.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Aberdeen [[Mercat Cross, Image:Aberdeen1.jpg|thumb|left|200px|<center>Aberdeen (c.1900), burgh, Old Aberdeen, charter, William I of Scotland|William the Lion, David I of Scotland|David I, Robert I of Scotland|Robert the Bruce, Forest of Stocket, Common Good Fund (Aberdeen)|Common Good Fund, Wars of Scottish Independence, England|English, Robert I of Scotland|Robert the Bruce, Aberdeen Castle, Edward III of England, Scotland in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms|Wars of the Three Kingdoms, Battle of Aberdeen, bubonic plague, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary|Infirmary, Woolmanhill Hospital|Woolmanhill, Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street, Napoleonic Wars|Napoleonic wars, Municipal corporation|incorporated, Royal Burgh, Torry, Old Aberdeen, Celtic languages|celtic, Gaelic, Latin, Ancient Rome|Romans, Robert the Bruce, Aberdeen Castle, Castlegate, Aberdeen|castlegate, motto, French language|French, Wars of Scottish Independence, leopard, Image:Porthill Court (foreground) and Seamount Courts.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Seamount Court and Porthill Court (foreground), Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street, Great North of Scotland Railway, Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street, Town and County Hall, List of Provosts and Lord Provosts of Aberdeen|Lord Provosts, Wikisource, April 7, 2006, Greek Revival architecture|Greek Revival, The Music Hall (Aberdeen)|Music Hall, Archibald Simpson, Marischal College, Edward VII of the United Kingdom|Edward VII, Mercat cross|Mercat Cross, John Montgomery, unicorn, James I of Scotland|James I, James VII of Scotland|James VII, Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen|the Kirk of St Nicholas, Cemetery|kirkyard, Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street, Old Aberdeen, St. Machar's Cathedral, William Elphinstone, Gavin Dunbar, Brig o' Balgownie, Robert I of Scotland|King Robert I, William Elphinstone|Elphinstone, Gavin Dunbar|Dunbar, Image:Granite terrace in Aberdeen.jpg|thumb|center|600px|[[Granite, Terraced house|terrace, Image:St. Machar's Cathedral tower, Aberdeen.jpg|thumb|200px|left|[[St. Machar's Cathedral, Christian, Church of Scotland, Presbytery of Aberdeen, Catholic, The Scotsman, May 24, 2006, Islam, Buddhism|Buddhist, Hinduism|Hindu, University of Aberdeen, Bahá'í Faith|Bahá'í, Middle Ages, Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen|Kirk of St Nicholas, Scotland, Protestant Reformation|Reformation, Carmelites, Carmelites|Whitefriars, Franciscans, Greyfriars, St Machar's Cathedral, David I of Scotland|David I, Diocese, Banffshire, William Elphinstone, Gavin Dunbar, St. Mary's Cathedral, Aberdeen|St. Mary's Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Gothic style, St. Andrew's Cathedral, Aberdeen|St. Andrew's Cathedral, Scottish Episcopal Church|Scottish Episcopal, Episcopal Church in the United States of America, Image:Donside Paper Mill under demolition 2006.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Donside Paper Mill under demolition, February 15 2006, Image:Oil platform in the North Sea.jpg|thumb|200px|North Sea Oil Platforms, Image:BelmontStreetMarket-81625-Peter Ward.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Belmont Street Farmers Market, oil industry, paper, Richards of Aberdeen, quarry|quarried, Rubislaw quarry, Houses of Parliament, Waterloo Bridge, London, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Fisheries Research Services, The Macaulay Institute, Rowett Research Institute, life scientists, North Sea oil|oil deposit, North Sea, Europe, petroleum, oil rig, 2003-11-12, Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street, Bon Accord-St Nicholas Centre, The Mall Trinity, Image:Elphinstone Hall2.jpg|thumb|left|200px|University of Aberdeen, Elphinstone Hall, Image:Oldkingsaberdeen.jpg|thumb|left|200px|King's College, Old Aberdeen, University of Aberdeen, Robert Gordon University, University of Aberdeen, King's College, Aberdeen, William Elphinstone, Bishop of Aberdeen, Marischal College, Robert Gordon's College, Robert Gordon, Central Institution, Robert Gordon University, Gray's School of Art, The Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and The Built Environment, Aberdeen College, University of Aberdeen, November 19, 2004, Cults Academy, Oldmachar Academy, Aberdeen Grammar School, The Times, Albyn School, St Margaret's School for Girls, Hamilton School, Montessori, Robert Gordon's College, Total S.A.|Total, International School of Aberdeen, Steiner school|Waldorf/Steiner School, Celsius|°C, Fahrenheit|°F, millimetre, inch|in, inch|in, Image:AberdeenDemographic.gif|right|thumb|275px|Aberdeen demographics<ref>{{citeweb|url=http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk|title=Data Documentation|accessdate=2007-05-15}}</ref>, census, Aberdeen City Council, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeenshire (traditional) #Geology|Aberdeenshire Geology, metamorphic rock|metamorphic, quartzite, mica, schist, Dalradian, igneous rock|igneous, Diorite, granite, Rubislaw quarry, Victorian era|Victorian, river Dee, Aberdeenshire|Dee, river Don, Aberdeenshire|Don, sand dunes, Fraserburgh, square mile, Square kilometre|km², Old Aberdeen, Woodside, Royal Burgh, Torry, River Dee, Aberdeenshire|River Dee, square mile, Square kilometre|km², Image:Playhouseaberdeen.jpg|thumb|left|200px|His Majesty's Theatre, Image:RossHouse-117156-Richard Slessor.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Looking down Shiprow with Provost Ross's house on the right, Scotland's National Arts Companies, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Impressionist, Victorian era|Victorian, Aberdeen Maritime Museum, clipper ships, Rattray Head, Provost John Ross|Provost Ross' House, Provost John Ross, medieval, Gordon Highlanders Museum, Marischal Museum, University of Aberdeen, Hamnavøe Gallery, Steven Campbell (artist)|Steven Campbell, Calum Colvin, Derrick Guild, Aberdeen International Youth Festival, The Lemon Tree, University of Aberdeen, Simon Farquhar, London, Royal Court Theatre, Richard Wilson (Scottish actor)|Richard Wilson, Dawn Steele, Aberdeen South, Anne Begg, Belmont Street (Aberdeen)|Belmont Street, Cèilidh, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, The Music Hall (Aberdeen)|Aberdeen Music Hall, Evelyn Glennie, Annie Lennox, John McLeod, Martin Dalby, The Belmont Picturehouse, Belmont Street (Aberdeen)|Belmont Street, Image:Union Terrace Gardens.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Union Terrace Gardens, Image:Duthie Park - Winter Gardens.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Duthie Park Winter Gardens, Image:Aberdeen Beach 2006.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Aberdeen Beach, park, garden, Royal Horticultural Society, Britain in Bloom, 2006-09-22, Dyce, 2006-12-28, Duthie Park, river Dee, Hazlehead Park, Johnston Gardens, Great Britain|Britain, Seaton Park, St Machar's Cathedral, Union Terrace Gardens, Victoria Park, Aberdeen|Victoria Park, Westburn Park, Victoria Park, Aberdeen|Victoria Park, Westburn Park, Lowland Scots, Aberdeenshire, Image:PressAndJournalFrontPage.gif|thumb|left|200px|[[Press and Journal (Scotland)|The Press and Journal, Press and Journal (Scotland)|the Press and Journal, Evening Express, Aberdeen Journals, BBC Scotland, the Beechgrove Garden, STV, Glasgow, Grampian Television, Scottish Television, North Tonight, Northsound One, Northsound Two, Northsound Radio, Digital Audio Broadcasting|DAB, Image:Richard Donald Stand.jpg|thumb|200px|right|[[Pittodrie, Scottish Premier League, Aberdeen Football Club|Aberdeen FC, Pittodrie, European Cup Winners Cup, European Super Cup, Scottish Premier League, Cove Rangers F.C., Highland Football League, Allan Park, Aberdeen|Allan Park, Cove Bay, BT Premiership Division One, Aberdeen GSFP RFC, Rubislaw Playing Fields, Jason White (rugby player)|Jason White, Scotland national rugby union team, Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Senior British Open, 2006-05-08, Balnagask, Hazlehead Park|Hazlehead, The Open Championship, Paul Lawrie, Commonwealth Games, NHS Scotland, NHS Grampian, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Woodend Hospital, Woolmanhill Hospital, Albyn Hospital, Image:Aberdeenconcourse.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Aberdeen Railway Station, Aberdeen Airport, Dyce, France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Ireland, Scandinavia, Aberdeen railway station, Edinburgh, London, Dundee, Perth, Scotland|Perth, Ellon, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Elgin, Moray|Elgin, Inverness, Cairngorms, Braemar, Montrose, Angus|Montrose, Arbroath, Brechin, Newmachar, Oldmeldrum, Turriff, Banff and Macduff, Orkney, Shetland, First Group, National Cycle Network, Fraserburgh, Deeside Way, Banchory, Formartine and Buchan Way, Aberdeen City Council, HM Treasury, Image:New acc logo.gif|thumb|right|125px|''[[Aberdeen City Council, List of Provosts and Lord Provosts of Aberdeen, ward (politics)|wards, List of Provosts and Lord Provosts of Aberdeen|Lord Provost, Liberal Democrats|Liberal Democrat, Conservative Party (UK)|Conservatives, Scottish National Party, Labour Party (UK)|Labour, Parliament of the United Kingdom|United Kingdom Parliament, constituencies, Aberdeen North (UK Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen North, Aberdeen South (UK Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen South, Gordon (UK Parliament constituency)|Gordon, Aberdeenshire, Scottish Parliament, Aberdeen North (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen North, Aberdeen Central (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen Central, Aberdeen South (Scottish Parliament constituency)|Aberdeen South, North East Scotland (Scottish Parliament electoral region)|North East Scotland, European Union, Member of the European Parliament|MEPs, European Parliament, town twinning|Sister cities, Regensburg, Germany, Clermont-Ferrand, France, Stavanger, Norway, Gomel, Belarus, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Paul Lawrie, the Open, Annie Lennox, Simon Farquhar, Denis Law, Nicol Stephen, Deputy First Minister of Scotland, Thomas Blake Glover, Mitsubishi, Bertie Charles Forbes, Forbes, Archibald Simpson, George Steele, Forbes Johnston, Future Developments in Aberdeen, Category:Aberdeen, Category:Scottish names, Category:Royal burghs, Category:Port cities and towns in the United Kingdom, Category:Port cities and towns of the North Sea, af:Aberdeen, bg:Абърдийн, cs:Aberdeen (Skotsko), da:Aberdeen, de:Aberdeen, et:Aberdeen, es:Aberdeen (Escocia), eo:Aberdeen, eu:Aberdeen, fa:ابردین (اسکاتلند), fr:Aberdeen, gd:Obar Dheathain, gl:Aberdeen, Escocia, hr:Aberdeen, id:Aberdeen, it:Aberdeen (Scozia), la:Aberdonia, lt:Aberdinas, mk:Абердин, nl:Aberdeen, ja:アバディーン, no:Aberdeen, nn:Aberdeen, nds:Aberdeen, pl:Aberdeen, pt:Aberdeen, ro:Aberdeen, ru:Абердин, sco:Aiberdeen, simple:Aberdeen, sr:Абердин, fi:Aberdeen, sv:Aberdeen, tr:Aberdeen, uk:Абердін, vo:Aberdeen (Skotän), zh:阿伯丁]
Aberdeen (disambiguation)	[1.0, Etymology of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Sierra Leone, Aberdeen, Eastern Cape, Aberdeen Harbour, Aberdeen, New South Wales, Aberdeen railway station, New South Wales, Aberdeen, Tasmania, Tasmania, Aberdeen, Aberdeen F.C., Aberdeen railway station, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, New Brunswick, Aberdeen, Nova Scotia, New Aberdeen, Nova Scotia, Aberdeen Bay, Nunavut, Aberdeen Lake, Nunavut, Aberdeen Township, Ontario, Macdonald, Merideth and Aberdeen Additional, Ontario, Sheen-Esher-Aberdeen-et-Malakoff, Quebec, Aberdeen, Saskatchewan, Aberdeen No. 373, Saskatchewan, Aberdeen, Fraser Valley Regional District, British Columbia, Aberdeen (Kamloops), Aberdeen, Grey County, Ontario, Aberdeen, Prescott and Russell County, Ontario, Aberdeen, Arkansas, Aberdeen, California, Aberdeen, Florida, Aberdeen, Georgia, Aberdeen, Idaho, Aberdeen, Indiana, Aberdeen, Kentucky, Aberdeen, Massachusetts, Aberdeen, Maryland, Aberdeen, Mississippi, Aberdeen, Montana, Aberdeen Township, New Jersey, Aberdeen, North Carolina, Aberdeen, Ohio, Aberdeen, Pennsylvania, Aberdeen, South Dakota, Aberdeen, Texas, Aberdeen, Washington, Aberdeen, West Virginia, Aberdeen (band), Aberdeen (movie), Aberdeen City (band), Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen Group, Angus cattle, Aberdeen Centre, Aberdeen Station (Richmond), bg:Абърдийн (пояснение), cs:Aberdeen, de:Aberdeen (Begriffsklärung), et:Aberdeen (täpsustus), es:Aberdeen, fr:Aberdeen (homonymie), gl:Aberdeen, it:Aberdeen, he:אברדין, ja:アバディーン (曖昧さ回避), pl:Aberdeen (ujednoznacznienie), pt:Aberdeen (desambiguação), ru:Абердин (значения), sk:Aberdeen, fi:Aberdeen (täsmennyssivu), sv:Aberdeen (olika betydelser), vo:Aberdeen]
Aberdeen Bestiary	[1.0, Image:AberdeenBestiaryFol56rPhoenix.jpg|thumb|200px|Folio 56r of the Aberdeen Bestiary has a miniature of the [[Phoenix (mythology)|Phoenix, Aberdeen University, 12th century, bestiary, 1542, Old Royal Library, Palace of Westminster, 12th century, Middle Ages, Ashmole Bestiary, Physiologus, Category:Bestiaries, Category:University of Aberdeen, Category:12th century books, Category:Biology books, fr:Bestiaire d'Aberdeen, he:ספר החיות של אברדין]
Aberdeen, South Dakota	[1.0, Template:Infobox Settlement|Infobox Settlement, Template:Infobox Settlement|Infobox City, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, South Dakota, Counties of the United States|County, Brown County, South Dakota|Brown County, Mayor, North American Central Time Zone|Central, North American Central Time Zone|Central, city, county seat, Brown County, South Dakota|Brown County, South Dakota, United States|USA, Pierre, South Dakota|Pierre, United States Census, 2000|2000 census, The American News, James River (Dakotas)|James River, Brown County, South Dakota|Brown County, United States Census Bureau, square kilometre|km², square mile|mi², ZIP code, Lakota people|Sioux Indians, Arikara|Arikara Indians, Columbia, South Dakota, Watertown, South Dakota, Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad, Alexander Mitchell (politician)|Alexander Mitchell, Aberdeen, Scotland, Rapid City, South Dakota|Rapid City, Sioux Falls, South Dakota|Sioux Falls, Columbia, South Dakota|Columbia, census, population density, White (U.S. Census)|White, African American (U.S. Census)|Black, Race (United States Census)|African American, Native American (U.S. Census)|Native American, Asian (U.S. Census)|Asian, Pacific Islander (U.S. Census)|Pacific Islander, Race (United States Census)|other races, Hispanics in the United States|Hispanic, Latino (U.S. Census)|Latino, Germans|German, Norwegian people|Norwegian, Irish American|Irish, Census 2000, Marriage|married couples, per capita income, poverty line, Image:Central picture.jpg|thumb|left|Aberdeen Central High School, elementary education|elementary schools, mascot, tuition, Image:Roncalli picture.jpg|thumb|right|Roncalli High School, Roman Catholic Church|Catholic, parish, kindergarten, Pope John XXIII, Image:Aberdeen Christian Logo.jpg|thumb|left|Aberdeen Christian Schools, Image:NSU front gate.jpg|thumb|right|Northern State University Memorial Gate, campus, Image:PC emblem.jpg|thumb|left|Presentation College, health-care, hospital, alcohol abuse, anxiety, HCR Manor Care|Manor Care, Image:capitol theater.jpg|thumb|left|The Capitol Theater in downtown Aberdeen, art, culture, newspaper, theatre|plays, art gallery, quilt, oral interpretation, concert, non-profit, theater, gallery, painting, greeting card, decorative art|ornaments, ceramic, art gallery|art galleries, Northern State University, comedy, Kuhnert Arboretum, Image:Cfiles25908.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Storybook Land castle, Christian, synagogue, Roman Catholic Church|Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Full Gospel, non-denominational, Adventist, Christian and Missionary Alliance|Alliance, Assemblies of God, Church of Christ, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Episcopal Church in the United States of America|Episcopal, Evangelical Free Church of America|Evangelical, Jehovah's Witnesses, Church of the Nazarene|Nazarene, Presbyterian, Reformed, Salvation Army, United Church of Christ, Pentecostal, 3M, Aberdeen Regional Airport, Northwest Airlines, Denver International Airport, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, U.S. Route 281, North Dakota, South Dakota, U.S. Route 12, Minnesota, Montana, Jefferson Lines, Fargo, North Dakota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Burlington Northern Railroad, Image:Wyliepark.JPG|100px|right|Storybook Land's Castle, Kuhnert Arboretum, Bruce Baillie, experimental film, Canyon Cinema, L. Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, John Cacavas, Hollywood, film score, composer, Tom Daschle, U.S. Senator, Senate majority leader|Senate Majority Leader, Justin Duchscherer, Major League Baseball|MLB, Oakland Athletics, Terry Francona, Boston Red Sox, Manager (baseball)|manager, Matilda Joslyn Gage, women's suffrage|suffragist, Native Americans in the United States|Native American, Activism|activist, Abolitionism|abolitionist, Free thought|freethinker, author, Joseph Hansen (writer), Josh Heupel, University of Oklahoma|Oklahoma, Oklahoma Sooners|Sooners, David Charles Jones|David C. Jones, United States Air Force|U.S. Air Force, General of the Air Force|general, Fakir Musafar, modern primitive, Social movement|movement, Julie Sommars, Actor|actress, Gail Pickus, Grandmother, Brigadier General LaVerne G. Saunders, Famous WW2 Air Force General, Category:Cities in South Dakota, Category:Brown County, South Dakota, Category:County seats in South Dakota, Category:Settlements established in 1880, bg:Абърдийн (Южна Дакота), de:Aberdeen (South Dakota), et:Aberdeen (Lõuna-Dakota), gl:Aberdeen, Dacota do Sur, pl:Aberdeen (Dakota Południowa), pt:Aberdeen (Dakota do Sul), fi:Aberdeen (Etelä-Dakota), vo:Aberdeen (South Dakota)]
AberdeenSouthDakota	[1.0, Aberdeen, South Dakota]
Aberdeenshire	[1.0, Aberdeenshire (disambiguation), Image:ScotlandAberdeenshire.png, square kilometre|km², Aberdeen, Malcolm Bruce, Alex Salmond, Robert Smith (UK politician)|Robert Smith, Stewart Stevenson, Nora Radcliffe, Mike Rumbles, Image:Aberdeenshirelogo.png|thumb|right|150px|Logo of Aberdeenshire Council, Scottish Gaelic|Gaelic, unitary authority|unitary, council areas, Scotland, Aberdeen City, Aberdeen, Angus, Perth and Kinross, Highland, Moray, Aberdeenshire (historic)|county of Aberdeen, Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973, Regions of Scotland|region, Grampian, Banff and Buchan, Gordon, Scotland|Gordon, Kincardine and Deeside, Moray, City of Aberdeen, Local Government etc (Scotland) Act 1994, councillor, Liberal Democrats (UK)|Liberal Democrat, Scottish National Party, Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative, Independent (politician)|Independent, Council Tax, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Inverurie, Stonehaven, Westhill, Ellon, Portlethen, area committee, Banff and Buchan, Buchan, Formartine, Garioch, Marr, Kincardine and Mearns, Badenyon, Balmoral Castle, Crathes Castle, Causey Mounth, Drum Castle, Dunnottar Castle, Fetteresso Castle, Fowlsheugh, Haddo House, Muchalls Castle, Portlethen Moss, River Dee, Aberdeenshire|River Dee, Slains Castle, Stonehaven Tolbooth, Ythan Estuary, Alexander Garden (naturalist)|Alexander Garden, North America, Loyalist (American Revolution)|Loyalist, American Revolutionary War, gardenia, John Kemp (educator)|John Kemp, Columbia University, DeWitt Clinton, Hugh Mercer, Rosehearty, brigadier general, Continental Army, American Revolution, Category:People from Aberdeenshire, List of Aberdonians, Category:Unitary authorities of Scotland, Category:Aberdeenshire| , cs:Aberdeenshire (správní oblast), da:Aberdeenshire, de:Aberdeenshire, fr:Aberdeenshire, lt:Aberdinširas, nl:Aberdeenshire, no:Aberdeenshire, pl:Aberdeenshire, pt:Aberdeenshire, ro:Aberdeenshire, ru:Абердиншир, fi:Aberdeenshire, sv:Aberdeenshire, zh:阿伯丁郡]
Aberdeenshire/Aberdeenshire1911	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Aberdeenshire (historic)]
Aberdour	[1.0, Image:AberdourHarbour.jpg |frame|Aberdour Harbour, Scottish Gaelic|Gaelic, Fife, Scotland, Firth of Forth, Inchcolm, Leith, Edinburgh, Burntisland, Dalgety Bay, Pictish language|Pictish, Dark Ages, 19th century, Image:AberdourClockTower.jpg|thumb|right|Aberdour Clock Tower, Aberdour Castle, Scotland, Renaissance, 16th century, 17th century, Historic Scotland, Image:StFillansChurchAberdour.jpg |frame|St Fillan's Church, Scotland, 12th century, 16th century, Leith, Forth Railway Bridge, Aberdour_railway_station|station, Edinburgh, Fife, Aberdour Castle, Aberdour Shinty Club, Scotland, St Andrews, Fife, North Berwick, East Lothian, Rothesay, Argyll and Bute|Rothesay, Argyll and Bute, Blue Flag beach|Blue flag, Fife Coastal Path, Richard Jobson, 16 Years of Alcohol, Inchcolm, Scottish Gaelic language|Gaelic, Columba, Columba, 12th century, Iona, Inchcolm, Firth of Forth, Corte Franca, Italy, Aber and Inver as place-name elements, Aberdour Shinty Club, Category:Villages in Fife, no:Aberdour, ro:Aberdour]
Aberdovey	[1.0, Aberdyfi, Aberdyfi]
Aberfan disaster	[1.0, Aberfan, Aberfan]
Aberfoyle, Scotland	[1.0, Aberfoyle, Aberfoyle, Scotland, Scottish Gaelic language|Scottish Gaelic, village, Stirling (district)|Stirling, Scotland, Ordinal directions|northwest, Glasgow, 2004, Craigmore, foot (unit of length)|foot, Height|high, River Forth, 1885, Duke of Montrose, Trossachs, Loch Katrine, public, 1931, Forestry Commission, Loch Ard, mile, sea level|sea, Drainage|drains, slate, Quarry|quarries, 1820s, 1950s, industry, 1720s, Glasgow, Beeching Axe, 1959, tourism, Lady_of_the_Lake|The Lady of the Lake, Sir Walter Scott, Loch Katrine, Trossachs, Loch Lomond, Inchmahome Priory, Lake of Menteith, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Robert Roy MacGregor|Rob Roy, Mary I of Scotland|Mary Queen of Scots, Scottish Gaelic language|Gaidhlig, Category:Villages in Stirling council area]
Abergavenny	[1.0, Monmouthshire, Gwent, Monmouth (UK Parliament constituency)|Monmouth, subdivisions of Wales|principal area, Sir Fynwy, Cymru, Monmouthshire, Wales, Monmouth, River Usk, Blorenge, Sugar Loaf, Ysgyryd Fawr, Iron Age, Norman Conquest, Welsh Marches, Ewyas Harold, Usk, Forest of Dean, Benedictine, Le Mans, Maine, Gothic architecture|Decorated and Perpendicular, Image:Abergaveny.jpg|thumb|300px|Abergavenny seen from the castle ruins, Roman Britain|Roman, the Silures, Govannon, William I of England|William I, Giraldus Cambrensis, 1173, Ballon, Le Mans, Sarthe, priory, William de Braose, Lord of Abergavenny|William de Braose, grammar school, English Civil War|Civil War, Raglan Castle, 1645, Charles I of England|Charles I, Roundhead|Parliamentarians, 1639, 1657, oath of allegiance, William III of England|William III, 1688, Laws in Wales Acts 1535–1542|1535 Act of Henry VIII, county town, 1685, 1211, fair, 1657, flannel, wigs|periwigs, Baron Abergavenny, 1476, 1392, 1450, 1387, 1622, 1604, 1876, William Nevill, 1st Marquess of Abergavenny|William Nevill, 1826, Marquess of Abergavenny, Image:Bandstand.JPG|frame|right|Bailey Park bandstand, Abergavenny Thursdays F.C., Welsh Football League, League of Wales, ASDA, National Eisteddfod, 1913, Alexander Cordell, Llanfoist, town twinning|twinned, Östringen, Germany, Beaupreau, France, Sarno, Italy, Shannon, Marty Wilde, 1404, Ioan Ap Howell, Owain Glyndŵr, The Beatles, Borough Theatre, Harry Potter, Dangermouse, Abergavenny Thursdays F.C.|Abergavenny Thursdays, Sheffield Wednesday, 2007, Abergavenny (hundred)|The hundred of Abergavenny, Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny Castle, AAODS|Abergavenny Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society, Pape Jean XXII, Vatican, John of Hastings, Adam de Orleton, Hereford, John de Monmouth, Llandaff, Category:Towns in Monmouthshire, Category:Towns of the Welsh Marches, Category:Market towns in Wales, cy:Y Fenni, es:Abergavenny, fr:Abergavenny, no:Abergavenny, pt:Abergavenny, sv:Abergavenny]
Aberrant (role-playing game)	[1.0, Image:RPG_abberantd20_cover.jpg, Rob Hatch, Andrew Bates, Ken Cliffe, Greg Fountain, Sheri M. Johnson, Chris McDonough, Ethan Skemp, Mike Tinney, Richard Thomas (RPG)|Richard Thomas, Stephan Wieck, Fred Yelk, White Wolf, Inc.|White Wolf Game Studio, Superhero, Storyteller System, d20 System, role-playing game, White Wolf, Inc.|White Wolf Game Studio, 1999, 1998, Trinity Universe, Adventure!, Pulp magazine|Pulp era, psionic, Trinity (role-playing game)|Trinity/Aeon, superhuman|meta-human, mundane, 2002, d20 System, 2004, quantum mechanics, subconscious, caste, character class, White Wolf, Inc.|White Wolf, superhero, Trinity Universe, Trinity (Aeon)|Trinity, Adventure! (role-playing game)|Adventure!, 1920s, United Nations|UN, Russia, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, United States, Storyteller System, Category:White Wolf, Category:Science fiction role-playing games, Category:Superhero role-playing games, Category:Human-derived fictional species]
Aberration	[1.0, Chromosome#Chromosomal_aberrations|chromosomes, mental illness, Aberration of light, Aberration in optical systems, Chromatic aberration, Defocus aberration, Spherical aberration, Relativistic aberration, Aberration (Dungeons & Dragons), Aberration (film)|''Aberration'' (film), bg:Аберация, ca:Aberració, da:Aberration, de:Aberration, es:Aberración, eo:Aberacio, fr:Aberration (homonymie), gl:Aberración, it:Aberrazione, no:Aberrasjon, pl:Aberracja, ru:Аберрация, sk:Aberácia, sl:Aberacija, sv:Aberration, uk:Аберація]
Aberration in optical systems	[1.0, Aberration, Lens (optics)|lenses, Prism (optics)|prisms, mirror, Reflection (physics)|reflection, refraction, caustic (optics)|caustic, Monochromatic, Piston (optics)|Piston, Tilt (optics)|Tilt, Defocus aberration|Defocus, Spherical aberration|Spherical, Coma (optics)|Coma, Astigmatism, Curvature of field, Image distortion, Chromatic aberration, wavelength, curvature, The elementary theory of optical systems, Carl Friedrich Gauss|C. F. Gauss, focal length, focal plane, Lens (optics)|lens, James Clerk Maxwell, Ernst Abbe, Image:ABERR1.png|right|, aperture, Robert Blair, Image:ABERR2.svg|right|, Isaac Newton|Sir Isaac Newton, coma (optics)|coma, Image:ABERR3rev.svg|left|, image distortion, George Biddell Airy|Airy, Image:ABERR4.svg|right|, Zernike polynomial, orthogonal, curve-fitted, coefficients, linearly independent, even and odd functions|even and odd, integer, azimuth, angle, radian, azimuth, mean value, Sagittal ray#Optical systems|sagittal, Tangential ray#Optical systems|tangential, parabolic, cylindrical, normalized, azimuth, Fourier, sine, cosine, gradients, spatial frequency, Wave propagation|propagation, atmospheric turbulence, turbulence|aerodynamic flowfields, low-pass filter, spatial, fractals, singular value decomposition, Zernike polynomials|circle polynomials, Fritz Zernike, diffraction, George Biddell Airy|Airy, numerical aperture, Ernst Abbe|Abbe, Image:ABERR5rev.png|right|, Jozef Maximilián Petzval|J. Petzval, Philipp Ludwig von Seidel|L. Seidel, Jozef Maximilián Petzval|J. Petzval, Ernst Abbe|Abbe, Joseph von Fraunhofer|Fraunhofer's, Jozef Maximilián Petzval|Petzval, James Clerk Maxwell|Maxwell, Constantin Carathéodory|Carathéodory, Wide angle lens|Largest field of view, portrait objective, Telephoto lens|Telescope objectives, Lens (optics), dispersion (optics)|dispersion, telescope, Crown glass (optics)|crown glass, flint glass, Image:ABERR6rev.png|left|, apochromatic, Ernst Abbe, Chromatic aberration, Carl Zeiss, Jena, Category:Optics, Category:Geometrical optics, bg:Аберация (оптика), ca:Aberració (òptica), de:Abbildungsfehler, es:Aberración en sistemas ópticos, eo:Aberacio (optiko), fr:Aberration optique, it:Aberrazione ottica, lt:Aberacija (optika), nl:Aberratie, pl:Aberracja optyczna, ru:Аберрации объектива, sk:Optická chyba, sv:Aberration (optik), vi:Quang sai (dụng cụ), tr:Sapınç, zh:像差]
Aberration of light	[1.0, apparent motion, Astronomer Royal, James Bradley, 1725, speed of light, Earth, Sun, velocity, orbital revolution|revolves, barycenter, solar system, arcsecond, right ascension, declination, Parallax#Stellar parallax|stellar parallax, light-time correction, planet, quadrature, opposition (astronomy)|opposition, conjunction (astronomy and astrology)|conjunction, Mercury (planet)|Mercury, Neptune, image:Aberration1.svg|frame|right|Figure 1. Diagram illustrating stellar aberration, velocity, perpendicular, car, headlight, Sun, rotation, solar system, galaxy, radian, arcsecond, J2000, image:Aberration3.png|frame|left|Figure 2. Diagram illustrating the effect of annual aberration on the apparent position of three stars at ecliptic longitude 270 degrees, and ecliptic latitude 90, 45 and 0 degrees, respectively, ecliptic, ellipse, parallax, barycenter, celestial sphere, right ascension, declination, transit telescope, plumb-bob|plumb line, image:Aberration2.gif|frame|left|Figure 3. Diagram illustrating aberration of a star at the north ecliptic pole, zenith, latitude, arctic circle, equinox, solstice, right ascension, equinox, solstice, phase (waves)|phase, light-time correction, latitude, longitude, extragalactic astronomy|extragalactic, Groombridge 1830, arcminutes, 1725, James Bradley, 1727, parallax, Copernicus|Copernican, solar system, Galileo Galilei|Galileo, Tycho Brahe, heliocentrism, Johannes Kepler|Kepler, Isaac Newton|Newton, 1573, Thomas Digges, Giovanni Battista Riccioli, 1680, Jean Picard, Uraniborg|Uranibourg, year, Polaris, Pole Star, John Flamsteed, 1689, Robert Hooke, 1674, Draco (constellation)|Draconis, apparent magnitude|magnitude, London, refraction, Samuel Molyneux, 1725, Kew, George Graham (clockmaker)|George Graham, December 3|3rd, December 5|5th, December 11|11th, December 12|12th of December, December 17, December 20|20th, zenith, nutation, Earth's atmosphere, August 19, 1727, Wanstead, 1728, Royal Society, Thames, apocrypha, scientific method, 1992, Simon Newcomb, 1906, Dover Publications|Dover, 1960, 1898, 1961, 1832, 1795, 1904, Aberration in optical systems|Aberration, Nutation, Proper motion, James Bradley|Bradley, James, Augustin-Jean Fresnel|Fresnel, Augustin-Jean, List of astronomical topics, George Gabriel Stokes|Stokes, George Gabriel, Timeline of electromagnetism and classical optics, Category:Electromagnetic radiation, Category:Astrometry, bg:Аберация (астрономия), de:Aberration (Astronomie), es:Aberración de la luz, fr:Aberration de la lumière, hr:Aberacija svjetlosti, it:Aberrazione della luce, ja:光行差, pl:Aberracja światła, pt:Aberração da luz, ru:Аберрация света, sk:Aberácia (astronómia), fi:Aberraatio (tähtitiede), vi:Quang sai (thiên văn học), uk:Аберація світла, zh:光行差]
Abersychan	[1.0, Torfaen, Gwent, Torfaen (UK Parliament constituency)|Torfaen, Pontypool, Torfaen, South Wales, Afon Llwyd, Abersychan Comprehensive School, Padre Pio, Paul Murphy (politician)|Paul Murphy, Torfaen, Roy Jenkins, county borough, Torfaen, Trevethin, Monmouthshire (historic)|Monmouthshire, June 3, 1864, local board of health|local board, 1894, urban district, civil parish, 1935, Abercarn, 1974, Gwent (county)|Gwent, 1985, community council, 1996, Cwmavon, Torfaen|Cwmavon, Garndiffaith, Pentwyn, Torfaen|Pentwyn, Talywain, Varteg, Victoria Village, Torfaen|Victoria Village, Torfaen, Cork (city)|Cork, Ireland, River Severn, Newport, Cwmavon, Torfaen|Cwmavon, Abersychan Comprehensive School, Category:Towns in Torfaen, Category:Traditional county of Monmouthshire, cy:Abersychan, no:Abersychan, pt:Abersychan, sv:Abersychan]
Abertillery	[1.0, Blaenau Gwent, Gwent, Blaenau Gwent (UK Parliament constituency)|Blaenau Gwent, Image:Abertillery.jpg|left|thumb|View from the back of Adam Street in Abertillery, March 2000., Blaenau Gwent, Monmouthshire, Wales, Newport, Great Western Railway, South Wales, 1891, Monmouthshire, Glamorganshire, Ebbw Fach, Nantyglo, Blaina, Aberbeeg, Cwmtillery, The eu|European Union, comprehensive school, windfarm, Cwmtillery, Blaenau Gwent|Blaenau Gwent County Council, Ryan Davies, Aber and Inver as place-name elements, Abertillery and District Hospital, Category:Towns in Blaenau Gwent, Category:Traditional county of Monmouthshire, cy:Abertyleri, gl:Abertillery - Abertyleri, nl:Abertillery, pl:Abertillery, pt:Abertillery]
Aberystwyth	[1.0, Ceredigion, Dyfed, Ceredigion (UK Parliament constituency)|Ceredigion, Image:WalesCeredigion.png, Image:Red Dot.svg, English language|in English, River Ystwyth|Ystwyth, market town, Ceredigion, Wales, Wales|Welsh, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1919, Association_of_MBAs|AMBA, MBA, Confluence (geography)|confluence, River Ystwyth|Ystwyth, River Rheidol|Rheidol, Cardigan Bay, River, pier, Constitution Hill, United Kingdom, Swansea, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, Wrexham, Cardiff, Wales, Aberystwyth Electric Cliff Railway, Mid Wales, Cambrian Mountains, Vale of Rheidol Railway, Aberystwyth_railway_station|terminus, National Library of Wales, National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, National Monuments Record of Wales, UCAC, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research, Welsh Books Council, Pen Dinas, Penparcau, ringfort, 1109, Edward I of England|Edward I, Richard de Clare, 2nd Earl of Pembroke|Strongbow's, 1277, 1404, 1408, Aberystwyth Castle, Owain Glyndŵr, Henry V of England, Llanbadarn Fawr, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, Elizabeth I of England|Elizabeth I's, Aberystwyth Castle|Aberystwyth, 1647, Ceredigion Museum, Cambrian Railway, 1860s, Carmarthen, Aberystwyth railway station|station, Victorian era|Victorian, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1872, contributory parliamentary borough, Representation of the People Act 1884|Third Reform Act, 1885, Vale of Rheidol Railway, Devil's Bridge, Ceredigion|Devil's Bridge, 1938, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, 1963, evangelicalism|Evangelical, Evangelical Movement of Wales, Merched y Wawr, National Eisteddfod, 1865, 1916, 1952, 1992, Fairtrade Town, Image:aber2179e.jpg|thumb|right|250px|View of Aberystwyth and Cardigan Bay from the [[NLW|National Library of Wales, funicular railway, camera obscura, Vale of Rheidol Railway|steam railway, Ceredigion Museum|local museum, Aberystwyth railway station|Aberystwyth station, Arriva Trains Wales, Cambrian Line, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Machynlleth, Gwynedd, Vale of Rheidol Railway, steam locomotive|steam operated, narrow gauge railway|narrow gauge, heritage railway, Devil's Bridge, Ceredigion|Devil's Bridge, A487 road|A487, A44 road|A44, TrawsCambria, Bangor, Wales|Bangor, Cardigan, Ceredigion|Cardigan, Carmarthen, Cardiff, National Express, The Crocketts, Hot Puppies, Fenks, Radio Luxembourg (band)|Radio Luxembourg, Louie Knight, Raymond Chandler|Chandeleresque "noir", University of Wales, Aberystwyth|the university, National Library of Wales, Culture of Wales|Welsh culture, Battletech, Niall Griffiths, Nancy Bond, University of Massachusetts Amherst|Amherst University, town twinning|twinned, Kronberg im Taunus, Germany, St-Brieuc, France, Clarach Bay, Penglais Nature Park, Aber and Inver as place-name elements, Category:Beaches of Wales, Category:Seaside resorts in Wales, Category:Towns in Ceredigion, Category:Market towns in Wales, Category:University towns, br:Aberystwyth, ca:Aberystwyth, cy:Aberystwyth, da:Aberystwyth, de:Aberystwyth, es:Aberystwyth, eu:Aberystwyth, fr:Aberystwyth, gl:Aberystwyth, nl:Aberystwyth, no:Aberystwyth, pl:Aberystwyth, pt:Aberystwyth, ro:Aberystwyth, ru:Аберистуит, fi:Aberystwyth, sv:Aberystwyth, zh:阿伯里斯特威斯]
Abettor	[1.0, Frisian language|Fr., Accessory (legal term)|accessory, accomplice, Category:Criminal law]
Abeyance	[1.0, vesting|vested, Remainder (law)|remainder, Freehold (real property)|freehold, benefice, British Peerage|peerage, Order of succession#Salic Law|heirs-male, barony|baronies, hereditary peer#Writs of summons|writ, earldom, Order of succession#Primogeniture|heirs-general, Peerage law#Peerage disputes|Committee for Privileges, collusion, Baron Grey of Codnor|Barony of Grey of Codnor, 1496, 1989, Baron Hastings|Barony of Hastings, 1542, 1841, Baron Arlington|earldom of Arlington and the viscountcy of Thetford, Peerage of Scotland, George Cokayne|Cokayne, George Edward, The Complete Peerage, Category:Abeyant peerages|*, Category:Peerage]
Abgar	[1.0, Abgar V of Edessa]
Abhidhamma	[1.0, :zh:阿毗達磨|阿毗達磨, :ja:阿毘達磨|阿毘達磨, :vi:A-tì-đạt-ma|A-tì-đạt-ma, Sanskrit, Pāli, Buddhist, sutra|sūtra, Buddhism and psychology|Buddhist Psychology, sangha, India, Xuanzang, Sarvastivada|Sarvastivadins, Theravada|Theravadins, Sarvastivada|Sarvastivadin, Sanskrit, Queen Maya|Mahāmāyā, Sariputta|Śāriputra, Mahayana, Abhidhamma Pitaka, pitaka, Tripitaka|Tipitaka, Pali Canon|canon, Theravada, Buddhism, Dhammasangani, Vibhanga, catechism, Dhatukatha, Puggalapannatti, Kathavatthu, Moggaliputta Tissa, Ashoka the Great|Ashoka, Yamaka, Dhātu Kathā, Patthana, Tipitaka, Pāli|Pali, Pali Text Society, English language|English, scholar, 400 BCE, 250 BCE, Visuddhimagga, Buddhaghosa, Abhidhammavatara, Buddhadatta, Caroline Rhys Davids, Pali Text Society, T. W. Rhys Davids, Myanmar, Sangitiparyaya, Dharmaskandha, Prajnaptisastra, Dhatukaya, Vijnanakaya, Prakaranapada, Jnanaprasthana, Mahavibhasa, Sanskrit, Buddhism, Abhidharma, Asanga, Yogacara, Vasubandhu, Abhidharma-kosa|Abhidharmakosha, Mahavibhasa, Sarvastivada, Sanskrit, Abhidharma-kosa|Abhidharmakosha, Mahayana, Yogacara, Tipitaka, Sutta Pitaka, Vinaya Pitaka, Pratitya-samutpada, Skandha, Daniel Goleman|Goleman, Daniel, Caroline Augusta Foley Rhys Davids|Rhys Davids, Caroline A. F., Chogyam Trungpa|Trungpa, Chogyam, Category:Abhidhamma Pitaka| , Category:Buddhist philosophical concepts, cs:Abhidhamma, de:Abhidhammapitaka, fr:Abhidhamma, gl:Abhidhamma Pitaka, he:אבהידהמה, it:Abhidharma, ja:阿毘達磨, nl:Abhidhamma, pl:Abhidharma, pt:Abhidhamma Pitaka, ru:Абхидхарма, vi:A-tì-đạt-ma]
Abhidharma	[1.0, Abhidhamma]
Abhorrers	[1.0, 1679, Charles II of England, English Parliament|Parliament, Roman Catholic Church|Catholic, Exclusion Bill, United Kingdom House of Commons|House of Commons, James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth, 1679, prorogue, George Jeffreys, Francis Wythens, England, Roger North (17th century)|Roger North, Petitioner, British Whig Party|Whig, Tory, Category:People in English history, Category:Stuart England, pl:Abhorrer, sv:Abhorrers]
AbiWord	[1.0, Image:AbiWord.png|AbiWord icon|48px, Image:Abiword 2.4.png|250px, GNOME, November 5, 2006, February 6, 2007, Cross-platform, Word processor, GNU General Public License|GPL, Free Software, word processor, GNU General Public License, Linux, Mac OS X, PowerPC, Microsoft Windows, ReactOS, BeOS, operating system, GTK+, SkyOS, SourceGear, OpenOffice.org, GNOME Office, Microsoft Word, de facto, Rich Text Format, HTML, OpenDocument, LaTeX, file format, XML, vendor lock-in, Image:Abi-win32.jpg|right|thumb|AbiWord in MS Windows XP, Microsoft Word, Xubuntu, Zenwalk, List of word processors, Comparison of word processors, newsforge.com, Category:GTK, Category:Linux word processors, Category:Mac OS X word processors, Category:Windows word processors, Category:Free word processors, Category:SourceForge projects, ar:أبي ورد, ca:AbiWord, da:AbiWord, de:AbiWord, es:AbiWord, fi:AbiWord, fr:AbiWord, gl:AbiWord, id:AbiWord, it:AbiWord, ku:AbiWord, hu:AbiWord, nl:AbiWord, ja:AbiWord, no:AbiWord, pl:AbiWord, pt:AbiWord, ru:AbiWord, simple:AbiWord, sk:AbiWord, sv:AbiWord, zh:AbiWord]
Abiathar	[1.0, Abiathar and Sidonia, Bible, Achimelech, Nob, Eli, Keilah, Absalom, Achimelech, Gospel of Mark, ephod, Adullam, Kohen Gadol|High Priest of Israel, Ahimelech, Zadok (High Priest)|Zadok, Category:High Priests of Israel, el:Αβιάθαρ, es:Abiatar, fr:Abiathar, ia:Abiathar, he:אביתר, pl:Abiatar, uk:Евіятар, wo:Abiyatar]
Abigail	[1.0, Bible|Biblical narratives, Books of Samuel, Books of Chronicles, Nabal, David, Nabal, Daniel (son of David)|one of David's sons, Book of Chronicles, masoretic text, Septuagint, Amasa, Jesse, typographic error, Ishmaelite, Israelite, court history of David, Beaumont and Fletcher, The Scornful Lady, Category:Prophets in Judaism, Category:Given names, ca:Abigail, cs:Abigail, da:Abigail, de:Abigail, el:Αβιγαία, es:Abigail, eo:Abigail, fr:Abigail, he:אביגיל, sw:Abigaili, hu:Abigél, nl:Abigail (band), no:Abigail, pl:Abigail, pt:Abigail (Bíblia), sr:Абигел (име), sv:Abigail]
Abijah	[1.0, WP:CFD|CFD, Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2007 June 29|June 29, Hebrew Bible, Books of Chronicles|1 Chronicles, Samuel (Bible)|Samuel, Books of Samuel|1 Samuel, Eleazar, Aaron, David, Book of Ezra|Ezra, Book of Nehemiah|Nehemiah, Abijam, Rehoboam, Kingdom of Judah|Judah, Books of Kings|1 Kings, Book of Isaiah|Isaiah, Category:Hebrew Bible people]
Abila	[1.0, fr:Abila, Abila (Decapolis), Abila Lysaniou, Abila (Peraea), Ávila, Monte Hacho, fr:Abila]
Abimelech	[1.0, Standard Hebrew, Tiberian Hebrew, Philistine, monarch|kings, Pharaoh, ancient Egypt|Egyptian, a wife confused for a sister, Haggada, Abimelech (Judges), Gideon (Judges)|Gideon, book of Judges|Judges, Judges, Abiathar, David, 1 Chronicles, 2 Samuel, Gath (city)|Gath, Achish, Psalm, Achimelech, Books of Samuel|1 Samuel, Moloch|MLK, Category:Hebrew Bible people, Category:Monarchs of the Hebrew Bible, Category:Torah monarchs, el:Αβιμέλεχ, fr:Abimelech, he:אבימלך]
Abingdon	[1.0, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, Abingdon School, Abingdon, Ontario, Abingdon, Iowa, Abingdon, Illinois, Abingdon, Maryland, Abingdon, North Carolina, Abingdon, South Carolina, Abingdon, Virginia, USS Abingdon (PC-1237), Abingdon (1902 automobile), Abingdon (1922 automobile), Abingdon Press, Abington, de:Abingdon, io:Abingdon, nl:Abingdon, pl:Abingdon, ru:Абингдон, sv:Abingdon]
Abiogenesis	[1.0, Origin of life, abiogenic petroleum origin, Greek language|Greek, hypothesis|hypotheses, origin of life, primeval soup, hydrothermal vent, biopoiesis, scientific method|scientifically, mouse|mice, Aristotle, aphid|aphids, flea, Sir Thomas Browne, Pseudodoxia Epidemica, Alexander Ross (writer)|Alexander Ross, Egypt, Nile|Nylus, Italy|Italian, Francesco Redi, maggot, omne vivum ex ovo, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Lazzaro Spallanzani, microbe, Louis Pasteur, cell theory, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, ur-, primeval soup, Aleksandr Ivanovich Oparin, coacervate, J. B. S. Haldane, Stanley L. Miller, Harold C. Urey, racemic, amino acid, reduced gas|reduced, methane, ammonia, hydrogen, Joan Oró, 1961, Panspermia, life on Earth, Graham Cairns-Smith, clay, Fred Hoyle|Sir Fred Hoyle, Hubert Yockey, Harold Urey, Stanley Miller, Francis Crick, Leslie Orgel, Fred Hoyle|Sir Fred Hoyle, Chandra Wickramasinghe, Fred Hoyle#Rejection of chemical evolution|chemical evolution, Naturalism (Philosophy)|naturalistic, origin of life, panspermia, Earth, Hubert Yockey, genesis, paradigm, ideology, history of science, religion, Eric Hoffer|Hoffer, ignorance, Thomas Samuel Kuhn|Kuhn, University of Cambridge|Cambridge University, quote mining|quote, creationist, second law of thermodynamics, entropy, isolated system, Work (thermodynamics)|work, Intelligent design, Earth, open system, Autocatalytic set, Autopoiesis, Thioester, Origin of life, Hypercycle, RNA world hypothesis, proteinoid, Miller-Urey experiment, Protobiont, 27 October, 2005, Talk.Origins, FAQ, Category:Origin of life, ca:Abiogènesi, da:Abiogenese, de:Abiogenese, es:Abiogénesis, eo:Abiogenezo, fr:Abiogénèse, gl:Abioxénese, he:בריאה ספונטנית, ko:자연발생설, ia:Abiogenese, it:Abiogenesi, lt:Abiogenezė, nl:Abiogenese, ja:自然発生説, no:Spontan generasjon, pl:Teoria samorództwa, pt:Abiogênese, ru:Абиогенез, sk:Abiogenéza, sr:Абиогенеза, fi:Alkusynty, sv:Abiogenes]
Abiotic factors	[1.0, Abiotic components, Abiotic components]
Abiotic stress	[1.0, organism, natural environment|environmental, drought, temperature, soil|edaphic, Plant, natural selection, Category:Physiology]
Abipones	[1.0, South America, Paraguay, Martin Dobrizhoffer, 18th century, aquiline noses, Charles Darwin, Infanticide, Latin, Vienna, 1784, English language|English, Sara Coleridge, Robert Southey, 1822, es:Abipones, sk:Abipóni, Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]
Abitibbi	[1.0, Abitibi River]
Abitibi	[1.0, Abitibi-Consolidated, Abitibi (electoral district), Abitibi (provincial electoral district), Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Abitibi County, Quebec, Abitibi Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Abitibi River, Lake Abitibi]
Abiword	[1.0, AbiWord]
Abjad	[1.0, zh:辅音音素文字, Image:Phoenicianletters.png|250px|thumb|The first five letters of the Phoenician abjad, from right to left, Peter T. Daniels, writing system, Phoenician alphabet, Arabic alphabet, alphabet, vowel, grapheme, abugida, vowel, phonology, Diacritic|vowel marks, niqqud|nikkud, harakat|harakāt, syllabary, Arabic alphabet, Arabic alphabet#Abjadī order|abjadi order, Phoenician languages|Phoenician, Ugaritic language|Ugaritic, Image:Ba`alat.png|thumb|275px|A specimen of Proto-Sinaitic script containing a phrase which means 'to Baalat'. The line running from the upper left to lower right reads ''mt l b<sup>c</sup>lt''., Semitic alphabets|Semitic family of scripts, Middle Bronze Age alphabets#The Proto-Sinaitic script|Proto-Sinaitic alphabet, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Phoenician alphabet|Phoenician abjad, Cuneiform script|Cuneiform, Greek alphabet, Aramaic alphabet|Aramaic, Latin alphabet|Latin, Cyrillic alphabet|Cyrillic, Brahmi, Hebrew alphabet|Hebrew, Nabatean alphabet|Nabatean, Syriac alphabet|Syriac script, isopsephy, Image:Arabic Text.svg|thumb|250px|An example of the Arabic script, an impure abjad. (text reads "Al-Arabiyya," lit. the Arabic language), Arabic alphabet|Arabic, Hebrew alphabet|Hebrew, Aramaic alphabet|Aramaic, Avestan alphabet|Avestan, Phoenician alphabet|Phoenician, guttural consonant|guttural, aleph, he (letter)|he, Heth (letter)|heth, ayin, Waw (letter)|waw, Yodh|yod, Abugida, South Arabian alphabet, Ge'ez alphabet, Brāhmī script, Aramaic alphabet|Aramaic abjad, Latin alphabet, Thomas Bowdler|bowdlerise, disemvoweling, Abjad numerals, Shorthand, Gematria, Category:Abjad writing systems| , br:Abjad, ca:Abjad, da:Abjad, de:Konsonantenschrift, es:Abyad, fa:ابجد, fr:Abjad, gl:Abxad, he:אבג'ד, ka:კონსონანტური დამწერლობა, ms:Abjad, ja:アブジャド, pl:Abdżad, pt:Abjad, ru:Консонантное письмо, sv:Abjad, wa:Abdjade, zh:辅音音素文字]
Abjuration	[1.0, oath, citizenship, right, privilege, Latin, English law, sanctuary, England, Parliament of the United Kingdom|members of Parliament, British monarchy|British monarch, House of Stuart|Stuarts, pretender, William III of England|William III, George I of Great Britain|George I, George III of the United Kingdom|George III, oath of allegiance, Oath of Abjuration|Plakkaat van Verlatinghe, declaration of independence, Low Countries, Spanish monarchy|Spanish king, Philip II of Spain|Philip II, Eighty Years' War, Category:Legal terms, Category:Oaths]
Abkhasia	[1.0, Abkhazia]
Abkhazia	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/Pocopocopocopoco|Pocopocopocopoco, User talk:Pocopocopocopoco|talk, Georgia (country)|Georgia, International Crisis Group, Encyclopædia Britannica, Moscow Time|MSK, Abkhaz language|Abkhaz, Russian language|Russian, Sukhumi, List of Presidents of Abkhazia|President, Sergei Bagapsh, List of Prime Ministers of Abkhazia|Prime Minister, Alexander Ankvab, Georgia (country)|Georgia, 23 July, 1992, Russian ruble, Sokhumi, Abkhaz language|Abkhaz, Georgian language|Georgian, Malkhaz Akishbaia, Temur Mzhavia, Autonomous republic, Georgia (country)|Georgia, Soviet Union, 9 April, 1991, 25 December, 1991, Georgian lari, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, de facto, Georgia (country)|Georgia, Black Sea, Russian Federation, Georgia (country)|Georgia, Mingrelia, Svaneti, List of unrecognized countries|is not recognized, international organization, country, autonomous republic, Abkhaz language|Abkhaz, Sukhumi, Abkhaz people|Abkhaz, Minority group#Racial or ethnic minorities|ethnic minority, declaration of independence, Georgian-Abkhaz conflict|Georgian-Abkhaz armed conflict, Ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia|mass exodus and ethnic cleansing, Georgians|Georgian, 1994, ceasefire, United Nations|UN, Commonwealth of Independent States|CIS, de-jure Government of Abkhazia|''de jure'' Government of Abkhazia, Kodori Valley, Upper Abkhazia, international organization, UN|United Nations, United Nations resolutions on Abkhazia|28 Security Council Resolutions, European Community|EC, OSCE, NATO, WTO, Council of the European Union, Commonwealth of Independent States|CIS, state|sovereign states, territorial integrity, international law, Diplomacy|diplomatic, Constitution, Georgians, Gali_district|Gali District, Kodori Gorge, 2005, autonomy, Federal republic|federal structure, jurisdiction, State Duma, Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict|Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, Russian military|military, International Crisis Group, Europe, May 30, 2007, Sergey Shamba, Moskovskiy Komsomolets, October 18, 2006, Abkhazian People's Assembly|Abkhaz de facto parliament, Al-Jazeera, International Police, Gali district, ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia|ethnic cleansing, April 2, 2007, Image:Ridge view from pitsunda cape.jpg|thumb|left|250px|View from Pitsunda cape, Caucasus Mountains, Russian Federation, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Bzyb Range|Bzyb, landscape, glaciers, tea, tobacco, wine, fruit, Image:Ritsa1.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Ritsa lake, river, Kodori River|Kodori, Bzyb River|Bzyb, Ghalidzga River|Ghalidzga, Gumista River|Gumista, Psou River, Inguri River|Inguri, periglacial, crater lake|crater, lake, Lake Ritsa, Celsius, Abkhaz ASSR, raion, Gagra, Gudauta, Sukhumi, Ochamchire, Gulripsh, Gali (town)|Gali, Georgia (country)#Regions.2C republics.2C and districts|here, Tkvarcheli, Russian ruble, United Kingdom, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, July 2, 2007, U.S. Department of State, July 2, 2007, New Zealand, July 2, 2007, Australian Government, July 2, 2007, Ireland|Irish, July 2, 2007, Image:Abkhazia Beach.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A beach in Abkhazia, gabbro, quarry, Psou, rubble, Ochamchira, Bzyb River, Sochi, 2014 Winter Olympics, December 21, 2006, July 6, 2007, National Bank of Georgia, July 11, 2007, Moscow, Yury Luzhkov, tea, tobacco, wine, fruit, tangerine, Abkhaz, Mingrelians, Greeks, Armenians, Russians, Georgians, Gali district, Russian Empire Census|1897 census, Russian Provisional Government, International Crisis Group, UNDP, International Crisis Group, 15 September, 2006, Encyclopædia Britannica, Microsoft Word Document, April 30, 2007, Georgians, Image:abjasia-vella.png|thumb|100px|right|Abkhazian flag before Russian conquest, Georgia (country)|Georgian, Colchis, 63 BC, Egrisi, Sukhumi, Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Christianity, Imereti, Abkhazian Kingdom, Bagrat III, Ottoman Empire, Islam, Shervashidze, Image:ccpa-flag.svg|thumb|right|Flag of Abkhazia in 1925, Image:Flag of Abkhazian ASSR.svg|thumb|right|Flag of Abkhazia in 1978, Russian Empire, Caucasian War, North Caucasus|North, Western Caucasus, 1864, Shervashidze, Ottoman Empire, Muhajir (Caucasus)|Muhajir, North Caucasian, Adygey, Apsua, Caucasus Mountains, Image:Soviet Caucasus SSRs ASSRs and AOs 1989.jpg|left|200px|thumb|[[Soviet, Caucasus, ASSR, Russian language|Russian, Georgian SSR, Russian Revolution of 1917, Menshevik, 1921, Bolshevik, Georgian SSR, 1931, Stalin, Soviet Union|Soviet, Lavrenty Beria, Vazgen I, Image:abjasia1989.png|thumb|right|Flag of the Abkhazian SSR in 1989, 1989 Sukhumi riots|dispute turned violent, 16 July, 1989, Soviet Union|Soviet, Mikhail Gorbachev, 9 April, 1991, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Tengiz Kitovani, Tbilisi, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|Soviet, Eduard Shevardnadze, 21 February, 1992, Democratic Republic of Georgia, Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus, North Caucasus, Chechen people|Chechen, Cossacks, Ossetians, Shamil Basayev, Battle of Gagra|offensive against Gagra, 27 September, 1993, Sukhumi Massacre, Human Rights Watch, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Budapest, 1994, Lisbon, 1996, Istanbul, 1999, Image:Zshartava1993sukhumi.jpg|180px|thumb|[[Zhiuli Shartava, 2006 Kodori crisis|Kodori crisis of 2006, Upper Abkhazia, Chkhalta, Zhiuli Shartava, Gudauta, Raul Eshba, Sumbat Saakian, Guram Gabiskiria, Sukhumi massacre, Tamaz Nadareishvili, Shervashidze, Rose Revolution, 2006 Kodori crisis|Kodori events, Malkhaz Akishbaia, Temur Mzhavia, Ada Marshania, Chkhalta, September 27, 2006, Mikheil Saakashvili, Nino Burjanadze, Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, Ilia II, Georgia (country)|Georgia, 3 October, 2004, Raul Khajimba, Vladislav Ardzinba, Vladimir Putin, KGB, Joseph Kobzon, Raul Khajimba, Abkhazian parliamentary election, 2007|parliamentary elections, UNOMIG, UNHCR, UNOCHA, UNDP, UNCHR, UNV, OSCE, Budapest, 6 December, USAID, August 22, 2006, Richard Lugar, October 5, 2006, Javier Solana, High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy, European Union, October 10, 2006, Peter Semneby, 2006 Georgian-Russian espionage controversy|Georgia spy row, October 10, 2006, October 13, 2006, UNOMIG, April 15, 2007, HALO Trust, Image:Pitsunda Cathedral.jpg|thumb|right|Pitsunda Cathedral, Eastern Orthodox Church|Orthodox Christians, Sunni Muslims, Armenians, Armenian Apostolic Church, Judaism|Jews, Jehovah's Witnesses, New religious movement|new religions, United States, Department of State, May 24, 2007, Pityus, First Council of Nicaea|First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea, Georgian Orthodox Church, Catholicosate of Abkhazia, Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church|Georgian Apostolic Autocephalous Orthodox Church, Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia|Catholicos-Patriarch, Ilia II, Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, Autocephaly|autocephalous, Eastern Orthodox Church|orthodox faith, Russian Orthodox Church|Russian, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople|Patriarchate of Constantinople, Maykop, May 15, 2006, June 26, 2007, Gospels, Abkhazian language|Abkhazian, Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church, canon law, Islam, Ottoman Empire|Ottoman, Muhajir (Caucasus)|Muhajirs, Law enforcement in Abkhazia, Military of Abkhazia, Sport in Abkhazia, Category:Abkhazia| , Category:Unrecognized or largely-unrecognized states, Category:Russian-speaking countries and territories, ab:Аҧсны Аҳәынҭқарра, ar:أبخازيا, an:Abjasia, frp:Abkhazie, bn:আবখাজিয়া, be:Абхазія, be-x-old:Абхазія, bs:Abhazija, bg:Абхазия, ca:Abkhàzia, cv:Абхази, cs:Abcházie, da:Abkhasien, de:Abchasien, et:Abhaasia, el:Αμπχαζία, es:Abjasia, eo:Abĥazio, fa:آبخاز, fr:Abkhazie, ko:압하스 공화국, hy:Աբխազիա, hr:Abhazija, id:Abkhazia, os:Абхази, it:Abkhazia, he:אבחזיה, ka:აფხაზეთის ავტონომიური რესპუბლიკა, la:Abasci, lt:Abchazija, hu:Abházia, nl:Abchazië, ja:アブハジア, no:Abkhasia, nn:Abkhasia, pl:Abchazja, pt:Abecásia, ro:Abhazia, ru:Абхазия, sco:Abkhazia, simple:Abkhazia, sk:Abcházsko, sr:Абхазија, sh:Abhazija, fi:Abhasia, sv:Abchazien, tt:Abxazía, tr:Abhazya, tk:Abhaziýa, uk:Абхазія, vo:Labkasän, zh:阿布哈茲]
Ablative case	[1.0, ablation, ablative armor, linguistics, abbreviation|abbreviated, grammatical case|cases, Latin, First declension|1st, Second declension|2nd, Third declension|3rd, Fourth declension|4th, Fifth declension|5th, Grammatical number|Singular, Plural, Latin, adverbial case, adjective, instrumental case, deponent verb, Latin grammar#ablative absolute|ablative absolute, preposition, accusative case|accusative, Wheelock's Latin, Finnish language|Finnish, adessive, allative, elative, Azerbaijani language|Azeri, Turkish language|Turkish, bar:Ablativ, bg:Аблативен падеж, cs:Ablativ, da:Ablativ, de:Ablativ, es:Caso ablativo, eo:Ablativo, fr:Ablatif, gl:Ablativo, id:Ablativus, it:Ablativo, la:Ablativus, nl:Ablatief, ja:奪格, no:Ablativ, nn:Ablativ, pl:Ablatyw, pt:Caso ablativo, ro:Cazul ablativ, ru:Аблатив, sk:Ablatív, sr:Аблатив, fi:Ablatiivi, sv:Ablativ, zh:离格]
Abner	[1.0, Book of Samuel, Biblical Hebrew, Saul the King|Saul, battle of Gilboa, Ishbaal, Kingdom of Israel|Israel, Mahanaim, Jordan River|Jordan, David, Kingdom of Judah|Judah, Hebron, Gibeon, Asahel, Joab, feud, Rizpah, concubine, throne, Michal, assassination, Hebron, Category:Major figures of the Hebrew Bible, Category:Biblical murder victims, de:Abner, el:Αβενήρ, es:Abner, fr:Abner, gl:Abner, ia:Abner, he:אבנר בן נר, nl:Abner, pl:Abner, pt:Abner, yi:אבנר בן נר]
Abner Doubleday	[1.0, Image:Abner Doubleday.jpg|thumb|250px|Abner Doubleday, June 26, 1819, January 26, 1893, U.S. Army, Union Army|Union, American Civil War, Battle of Fort Sumter|Fort Sumter, Battle of Gettysburg, Major General|Maj. Gen., George G. Meade, San Francisco, California, cable car (railway)|cable car, New Jersey, Theosophical Society, baseball, Ballston Spa, New York, American Revolutionary War, January 28, 1893, United States Congress, United States Military Academy, brevet (military)|brevet, second lieutenant, Image:Doubleday and wife.jpg|thumb|250px|Doubleday and his wife, Mary., Mexican-American War, Seminole Wars, Baltimore, Maryland|Baltimore, Fort Moultrie, Charleston, South Carolina|Charleston, Fort Sumter, Major Robert Anderson, Confederate States Army|Confederate, April 12, 1861, May 14, 1861, Shenandoah Valley, Major General#United States | Maj. Gen., Nathaniel Banks, Army of the Potomac, Brigadier General#United States | brigadier general, February 3, 1862, Peninsula Campaign, III Corps (ACW)|III Corps, Army of Virginia, Northern Virginia Campaign, Second Battle of Bull Run, John Gibbon, Rufus King (Civil War General)|Rufus King, epilepsy|epileptic, John P. Hatch, James Longstreet, August 30, I Corps (ACW)|I Corps, Battle of South Mountain|South Mountain, Battle of Antietam|Antietam, lieutenant colonel, Regular Army, Major General#United States | major general, November 29, 1862, Battle of Fredericksburg|Fredericksburg, Battle of Chancellorsville|Chancellorsville, Battle of Gettysburg, July 1, 1863, John Buford, John F. Reynolds, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania|Gettysburg, Cemetery Hill, July 2, George G. Meade, John Newton (engineer)|John Newton, XI Corps (ACW)|XI Corps, Oliver O. Howard, July 7, Washington, D.C., Lieutenant General (United States)|Lt. Gen., Jubal A. Early, Valley Campaigns of 1864, United States Congress Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, August 24, 1865, San Francisco, cable car (railway)|cable car, 24th Infantry Regiment (United States)|24th U.S. Infantry, Mendham, New Jersey, Theosophical Society, Helena Blavatsky, Henry Steel Olcott, Arlington National Cemetery, Elihu Phinney, Cooperstown, New York, December 30, 1907, Doubleday Field, minor league baseball, stadium, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum|Baseball Hall of Fame, exhibition game, Major League Baseball|major league, Category:1819 births, Category:1893 deaths, Category:Burials at Arlington National Cemetery, Category:Deaths from cardiovascular disease, Category:People of New York in the American Civil War, Category:People from Saratoga County, New York, Category:People of the Mexican-American War, Category:Union Army generals, Category:United States Army generals, Category:West Point graduates, de:Abner Doubleday, es:Abner Doubleday, fr:Abner Doubleday, nl:Abner Doubleday, pl:Abner Doubleday, sl:Abner Doubleday]
Abner Duck	[1.0, Duck family, Duck family]
Abodrites	[1.0, Obotrites]
Aborigines	[1.0, Indigenous peoples, Aborigine, Aborigine]
Abortion	[1.0, embryo, fetus, uterus, miscarriage, chemistry|chemical, surgery|surgical, pregnancy, viability, 2006-06-26, 2006-06-26, History of abortion|history, Ethical aspects of abortion|moral, Abortion law|legal, Abortion debate|debate, miscarriage, Death by natural causes|natural causes, 2006-03-08, congenital disorder, fatal, morbidity, selective reduction|selectively reduce, fetus, multiple birth|multiple pregnancy, abortion law|places where abortion is legal, Belgium, Netherlands, Russia, Vietnam, 2006-01-18, Image:UK abortion by gestational age 2004 histogram.svg|thumb|[[Histogram, gestational age|gestational development, England and Wales, pregnancy, United States, gestational age, curettage, Suction-aspiration abortion|suction-aspiration, Dilation and curettage|D&C, Dilation and evacuation|D&E, medical abortion|medical, mifepristone, instillation abortion|intrauterine instillation, saline (medicine)|saline, prostaglandin, hysterotomy abortion|hysterotomy, hysterectomy, 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Abracadabra	[1.0, incantation, incantation, stage magic, Serenus Sammonicus, physician, Roman emperor, Caracalla, amulet, Roman emperor, Publius Septimius Geta|Geta, Alexander Severus, Aramaic language|Aramaic, God, ex nihilo, Fiat Lux, Kabbalism|kabbalistic, Shabriri, demon, Aramaic language|Aramaic, Abraxas, Gnostic, numerology|numerological methods, Syria, Thelema, Abrahadabra, Aeon, Aleister Crowley, kabbalah|kabbalistic, Oscar Eckenstein, magick, Horus, Thelema, kabbalah|kabbalistic, Avada Kedavra, Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling, Aramaic, Latin, Robert Todd Carroll, Skeptic's Dictionary, Hocus Pocus (magic)|Hocus Pocus, Presto, Unforgivable_Curses#Avada Kedavra (The Killing Curse)|Avada Kedavra (Harry Potter), Abra (Pokémon), Kadabra |Kadabra (Pokémon), Category:Magic words, de:Abrakadabra, es:Abracadabra, fr:Abracadabra, gl:Abracadabra, it:Abracadabra, he:אברקדברה, ka:აბრაკადაბრა, lt:Abrakadabra, nl:Abracadabra, ja:アブラカダブラ, no:Abrakadabra, nn:Abrakadabra, pl:Abrakadabra, pt:Abracadabra, ru:Абракадабра, sq:Abrakadabra, fi:Abrakadabra (taikasana), sv:Abrakadabra, tr:Abrakadabra]
Abraham	[1.0, Image:Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn 035.jpg|thumb|250px|An angel prevents the sacrifice of Isaac. 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Abraham Joshua Heschel	[1.0, Image:SelmaHeschelMarch.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (2nd from right) in the [[Selma Civil Rights March, Martin Luther King, Rabbi, January 11, 1907, Warsaw, Russian Empire, December 23, 1972, Jew, rabbi, Europe, Rebbe, Avraham Yehoshua Heshel|Avrohom Yehoshua Heshl, Opatów|Apt, yeshiva, semicha, University of Berlin, Hochschule für die Wissenschaft des Judentums, Chanoch Albeck, Ismar Elbogen, Julius Guttmann, Leo Baeck, Talmud, Nazis, England, United States, Hebrew Union College, Reform Judaism, Cincinnati, Ohio|Cincinnati, halakha|Jewish law, Bible, Jewish law, 1946, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Conservative Judaism, Kabbalah|Mysticism, 1972, philosophy, Kabbalah, Hasidism, Reform Judaism, Orthodox Judaism, Legalism (theology)|legalism, Mordechai Kaplan, Reconstructionist Judaism, 1950s|50s, Sylvia Straus, December 10, 1946, Los Angeles, Susannah Heschel, civil rights, History of the Jews in Russia and the Soviet Union|Soviet Jewry, Roman Catholic, Vatican Council II, Christianity, Upper West Side, New York City, Northridge, California, Toronto, Shabbat, Jews as a chosen people, revelation, Kavvanah, Temple in Jerusalem, 70, Ktav, Soncino Press, Gordon Tucker, Wikipedia:Persondata, January 11, 1907, Warsaw, Poland, December 23, 1972, United States, Category:1907 births, Category:1972 deaths, Category:People from Warsaw, Category:American pacifists, Category:American rabbis, Category:Conservative rabbis, Category:German Jews, Category:German philosophers, Category:Jewish Theological Seminary of America people, Category:Panentheists, Category:Philosophers of Judaism, Category:Polish Jews, Category:Polish philosophers, Category:Process theologians, Category:Jews and Judaism in Cincinnati, de:Abraham Joshua Heschel, ko:아브라함 J. 헤셸, it:Abraham Joshua Heschel, he:אברהם יהושע השל, pl:Abraham Joshua Heschel, pt:Abraham J. Heschel]
Abraham Lincoln	[1.0, President of the United States, March 4, 1861, April 15, 1865, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Hardin County, Kentucky|Hardin County, Kentucky, Washington, D.C., Mary Todd Lincoln, Lawyer, Hard-shell Baptists, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, United States Whig Party|Whig, History of the United States Republican Party|Republican, Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew Johnson, February 12, 1809, April 15, 1865, List of Presidents of the United States|sixteenth, President of the United States, March 4, 1861, April 15, 1865, History of slavery in the United States|slavery, Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party, United States, secession, Confederate States of America, American Civil War, Emancipation Proclamation, Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution|Thirteenth Amendment, Ulysses S. Grant, United Kingdom, United States presidential election, 1864|1864 presidential election, Copperheads (politics)|Copperheads, Radical Republicans, Gettysburg Address, Reconstruction, Abraham Lincoln assassination|assassination, Historical rankings of United States Presidents|Scholars rank Lincoln, Republicanism in the United States|Republican values, February 12, 1809, Thomas Lincoln, Nancy Hanks, log cabin, Hodgenville, Hardin County, Kentucky, LaRue County, Kentucky|LaRue County, frontier, indigenous peoples of the Americas|American Indian, Sarah Lincoln, Marfan syndrome, autosome|autosomal, dominant gene|dominant, connective tissue, Image:Abe-Lincoln-Birthplace-2.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Symbolic log cabin at [[Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site, Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site, Baptist, Perry County, Indiana|Perry County, Spencer County, Indiana|Spencer County, milk sickness, Sarah Bush Lincoln|Sarah Bush Johnston, Macon County, Illinois, Decatur, Illinois|Decatur, Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site|new homestead, Coles County, Illinois, Sangamon River, New Salem (Menard County), Illinois|New Salem, Sangamon County, Illinois|Sangamon County, Denton Offutt, New Orleans, Louisiana|New Orleans, Illinois River|Illinois, Mississippi River|Mississippi, George Washington, Bible, William Shakespeare|Shakespeare, English history|English, American history, Image:Abe Lincoln young.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Young Abraham Lincoln, Illinois General Assembly, Whig Party (United States)|Whig Party, Beardstown and Sangamon Canal|Sangamon River, militia, Black Hawk War, Battle of Stillman's Run, Isaiah Stillman, March 11, 2007, tea, coffee, sugar, salt, calico, muslin, whiskey, Commentaries on the Laws of England, Admission to the bar in the United States|Admitted to the bar, Springfield, Illinois, John T. Stuart, Illinois House of Representatives, Joshua Fry Speed, The State Journal-Register|Sangamon Journal, James Shields, Image:MTLincoln.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Mary Todd Lincoln, William Herndon (lawyer)|William Herndon, History of the United States Republican Party|Republican Party, November 4, 1842, Mary Todd Lincoln|Mary Todd, Robert Todd Lincoln, Manchester, Vermont, Edward Baker Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln, Washington, D.C., Tad Lincoln|Thomas "Tad" Lincoln, Chicago, New England, Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard College, Libby Prison, Image:Abelincoln1846.jpeg|thumb|left|220px|[[Daguerreotype, Henry Clay, United States House elections, 1846|elected, United States House of Representatives|U.S. House of Representatives, Mexican-American War, James Knox Polk|President Polk's, Battle of the Alamo|Alamo, Battle of San Jacinto|San Jacinto, William Herndon (lawyer)|William Herndon, Zachary Taylor, American Civil War|Civil War, Oregon Territory, Image:Piatt and DeWitt County Lincoln marker wide.jpg|thumb|In the 1920s historical markers were placed at the county lines along the route Lincoln traveled in the eight judicial district. This example is on the border of [[Piatt County, Illinois|Piatt, DeWitt County, Illinois|DeWitt counties, Barge|river barges, Rail transport|railroads, Alton Railroad|Alton & Sangamon Railroad, Illinois Supreme Court, Illinois Central Railroad, McLean County, Illinois|McLean County, William "Duff" Armstrong, judicial notice, Farmer's Almanac, moon, voir dire, jurors, judge, court, Kansas-Nebraska Act, Missouri Compromise, Stephen A. Douglas, popular sovereignty, October 16, 1854, Peoria, Illinois|Peoria, free soil, Free Soil Party|Free Soil, Lyman Trumbull, James Buchanan|Buchanan, Lecompton Constitution, slave state, Gospel of Mark|Mark, Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858|Lincoln-Douglas debates, Slave Power, Freeport Doctrine, Slave Power, Decatur, Illinois|Decatur, Image:1860.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Photo of Lincoln taken [[February 27, 1860, New York City, Cooper Union, Image:The Rail Candidate.jpg|thumb|340px|"The Rail Candidate," Lincoln's 1860 candidacy is held up by slavery issue (slave on left) and party organization (''New York Tribune'' editor [[Horace Greeley, William H. Seward, Salmon P. Chase, Slave Power, St. Louis, Missouri, Wheeling, West Virginia|Wheeling, Virginia, November 6, 1860, John C. 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McClellan, Army of the Potomac, Abraham Lincoln on slavery#Colonization|colonies, Frederick Douglass, Image:Abraham Lincoln seated, Feb 9, 1864.jpg|thumb|left|While Lincoln is usually portrayed bearded, he first grew a beard in 1860 at the suggestion of 11-year-old [[Grace Bedell, Homestead Act, Morrill Land-Grant Colleges Act, agricultural, universities, income tax, tariffs, National Banking Act, John Pope (military officer)|John Pope, Sioux Uprising, Minnesota, Battle of Gettysburg|Gettysburg, Battle of Vicksburg|Vicksburg, Third Battle of Chattanooga|Chattanooga, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee|Lee, Andrew Johnson, War Democrat, National Union Party (United States)|Union Party, Image:PinkertonLincolnMcClernand.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Lincoln, in [[stovepipe hat, Allan Pinkerton, John McClernand, Copperheads (politics)|Peace wing, George B. 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Harris, March 4, 1847, March 3, 1849, John C. Frémont, List of United States Republican Party presidential tickets|Republican Party presidential nominee, Ulysses S. Grant, U.S. presidential election, 1860|1860, U.S. presidential election, 1864|1864, James Buchanan, President of the United States, Andrew Johnson, March 4, 1861, April 15, 1865, Henry Clay, lying in state|lain in state or honor, United States Capitol rotunda, April 19, April 21, 1865, Thaddeus Stevens, Washington, D.C., Category:Abraham Lincoln| , Category:Presidents of the United States, Category:Union political leaders, Category:Republican Party (United States) presidential nominees, Category:Members of the United States House of Representatives from Illinois, Category:Members of the Illinois House of Representatives, Category:Republicans (United States), Category:United States Whig Party, Category:People of Illinois in the American Civil War, Category:People of the Black Hawk War, Category:American abolitionists, Category:Illinois lawyers, Category:Illinois politicians, Category:Postmasters, Category:Duellists, Category:People from Kentucky, Category:People from Macon County, Illinois, Category:People from Coles County, Illinois, Category:People from Springfield, Illinois, Category:Welsh-Americans, Category:Assassinated American politicians, Category:Deaths by firearm in the United States, Category:1809 births, Category:1865 deaths, ang:Abraham Lincoln, ar:أبراهام لينكون, bn:আব্রাহাম লিংকন, bar:Abraham Lincoln, bs:Abraham Lincoln, bg:Ейбрахам Линкълн, ca:Abraham Lincoln, cs:Abraham Lincoln, co:Abraham Lincoln, cy:Abraham Lincoln, da:Abraham Lincoln, de:Abraham Lincoln, et:Abraham Lincoln, el:Αβραάμ Λίνκολν, es:Abraham Lincoln, eo:Abraham Lincoln, eu:Abraham Lincoln, fa:آبراهام لینکلن, fr:Abraham Lincoln, fy:Abraham Lincoln, ga:Abraham Lincoln, gl:Abraham Lincoln, ko:에이브러햄 링컨, hi:अब्राहम लिन्कन, hr:Abraham Lincoln, io:Abraham Lincoln, id:Abraham Lincoln, is:Abraham Lincoln, it:Abraham Lincoln, he:אברהם לינקולן, ka:აბრაჰამ ლინკოლნი, la:Abraham Lincoln, lv:Abrahams Linkolns, lt:Abraham Lincoln, hu:Abraham Lincoln, mk:Абрахам Линколн, mr:अब्राहम लिंकन, ms:Abraham Lincoln, nl:Abraham Lincoln, ja:エイブラハム・リンカーン, no:Abraham Lincoln, nn:Abraham Lincoln, oc:Abraham Lincoln, nds:Abraham Lincoln, pl:Abraham Lincoln, pt:Abraham Lincoln, ro:Abraham Lincoln, rm:Abraham Lincoln, ru:Линкольн, Авраам, sq:Abraham Lincoln, scn:Abraham Lincoln, simple:Abraham Lincoln, sk:Abraham Lincoln, sl:Abraham Lincoln, sr:Абрахам Линколн, sh:Abraham Lincoln, fi:Abraham Lincoln, sv:Abraham Lincoln, th:อับราฮัม ลิงคอล์น, vi:Abraham Lincoln, tr:Abraham Lincoln, uk:Абрахам Лінкольн, ur:ابراہام لنکن, yi:עברעהעם לינקולן, zh:亚伯拉罕·林肯]
Abrahamic religions (temp)	[1.0, Abrahamic religions, Abrahamic religions (temp), Abrahamic religion]
Abraxas	[1.0, Image:Abraxas, Nordisk familjebok.png|thumb|right|Engraving from an Abraxas stone., ancient history|antique, amulets, abracadabra, Gnosticism|Gnostic, Coptic Gospel of the Egyptians|Gospel of the Egyptians, Egypt, demon, Thomas More, Utopia (novel)|Utopia, Hermann Hesse, Demian, Image:Abraxas Artistic representationi.jpg|frame|left|Medieval Seal representing Abraxas, Greek language|Greek, isopsephy|numerology, 365 (number)|365, Basilideans, Chimera (mythology)|Chimera, basilisk, rooster, snake, Anguipede, Image:Abraxas Louvre 2006.jpg|thumb|, Image:Abraxas3.jpg|thumb|left|230px|Gemstone carved with Abraxas, obverse and reverse., Abraxas Foundation, Showtime, The L Word, Julian Sands, Demian, Herman Hesse, Abraxas (album)|Abraxas, Santana (band)|Santana, Charmed, Witch Trial, Integrity (band), Pushead, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Lucius Malfoy, John Sheridan, Babylon 5: Thirdspace, Disco Biscuits, Final Fantasy X, Square Enix, Therion_(band)|Therion, Xenosaga, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Demian, Saturday Night Live, Jack Black, Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe, Jesse Ventura, Sven-Ole Thorsen, Category:Gnostic deities, Category:Dualistic gods, Category:Mythological hybrids, ar:أبراكساس, de:Abraxas, es:Abraxas, fr:Abrasax, gl:Abraxas, it:Abraxas, la:Abraxas, hu:Abraxas-gemmák, nl:Abraxas, ja:アブラクサス, pl:Abraxas (mitologia), pt:Abraxas, ru:Абрасакс, sr:Абраксас, sv:Abraxas, tr:Abraxas]
Absalom	[1.0, Image:Absalom Albert Weisgerber.jpg|thumb|by [[Albert Weisgerber, Image:Gustave dore bibel death of absalom.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The Death of Absalom (engraving from the [[Doré, Image:Absalom.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The Hanging of Absalom - Weft-silk watercolor by Faith Robinson Trumbull (1718-1780), Standard Hebrew, Tiberian Hebrew, Bible, David, kingdom of Israel|Israel, Tamar (biblical figure)|Tamar, Amnon, Books of Samuel|Samuel, Geshur, Joab, Image:Absalom-Tomb.jpg|thumb|280px|Photo of Absalom's Tomb near Jerusalem - Believed to have been built by Absalom before his death, Hebron, Solomon, Cherethites, Pelethites, Ahithophel, Achitophel, Jordan River, Hushai, grief, Jerusalem, Yad Avshalom, Eric Whitacre, Absalom, Absalom!, William Faulkner, Distant Early Warning, Rush (band)|Rush, Alan Paton, Cry, the Beloved Country, Adam Arcuragi, Isaac Rosenberg, One Piece, Category:History of Jerusalem, Category:Major figures of the Hebrew Bible, br:Absalon, da:Absalom, de:Abschalom, el:Αβεσσαλώμ, es:Absalón, eo:Abŝalom, fr:Absalom, gl:Abxalom - אבשלום, ko:압살롬, ia:Absalom, it:Assalonne, he:אבשלום, sw:Absalomu, nl:Absalom, ja:アブサロム, no:Absalom, nn:Absalon, pl:Absalom (syn Dawida), pt:Absalão, ru:Авессалом, sr:Авесалом, fi:Absalom, sv:Absalom, tr:Abşalom, yi:אבשלום]
Absalon	[1.0, Absalom, Absalon fili mi, Gladio, Image:Copenhagen statue of Absalon.jpg|200px|thumb|Statue of Absalon in Copenhagen, 1128, March 21, 1201, Denmark|Danish, archbishop, Zealand, Valdemar I of Denmark|Valdemar I, Sorø, Paris, Saxo Grammaticus|Saxo's, Roskilde, Jutland, battle of Grathe Heath, Image:Absalons ligsten.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Absalon's gravestone in the monestary church in [[Sorø, Roskilde, Littoral zone|littoral, Pomerania, Wends, Arkona, Rügen, Svantovit, Aarhus, Rugievit, 1170, Wolin, Stralsund, Whit-Sunday, 1184, Jaromir of Rügen, Valdemar II of Denmark|Valdemar II, Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor|Frederick Barbarossa, Canute VI of Denmark|Canute VI, Roskilde, Cistercians, Augustinians, Lund, 1201, Middle Ages, Gesta Danorum, Jacques Paul Migne|Migne, Patrologia Latina, Category:Archbishops and bishops of Lund, Category:1128 births, Category:1201 deaths, Category:12th century Roman Catholic bishops, da:Absalon, de:Absalon von Lund, es:Absalón (1128-1201), fr:Absalon (1128-1201), nl:Absalon, no:Absalon, nds:Absalon, pl:Absalon (biskup duński), ru:Абсалон, fi:Absalon, sv:Absalon Hvide]
Abscess	[1.0, death metal, pus, infection|infectious, bacterium|bacteria, parasite, immune system|defensive reaction, cell (biology)|cell, toxin, inflammation|inflammatory response, white blood cell, blood, empyema, boil, brain abscess|brain, gangrene, Surgery|Surgical, Lancing (Surgical Procedure)|lancing, serous, pus, Latin, aphorism, Ubi pus, ibi evacua, Staphylococcus aureus, bacteria, Flucloxacillin, dicloxacillin, MRSA, antibiotic, antibiotic, respiratory tract, mupirocin, randomized controlled trial, Chlorhexidine, randomized controlled trial, statistical significance, Perianal abscesses, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's disease, diabetes, anus, Lancing (surgical procedure)|lancing, Boil, Sterile abscess, Head and neck anatomy, Tooth abscess, Category:Infectious diseases, bs:Apsces, cs:Absces, de:Abszess, es:Absceso, et:Abstsess, eo:Absceso, fr:Abcès, gl:Absceso, hr:Apsces, ia:Abscesso, it:Ascesso, ms:Bisul, nl:Abces, ja:膿瘍, pl:Ropień, qu:Ch'upu, ru:Абсцесс, sk:Absces, fi:Paise, sv:Varböld, tl:Abseso, tr:Abse]
Absolute Infinite	[1.0, mathematician, Georg Cantor, infinity, transfinite number, God, The Absolute|Absolute, Infinite, mathematical, Richard Dedekind, #xxdown|[3], July 28, 1899, Ivor Grattan-Guinness, #xxdown2|[4], Ernst Zermelo, multiplicity, well-ordered, element (mathematics)|element, paradoxical, Burali-Forti paradox|Cesare Burali-Forti's "paradox", ordinal number, A.W. Moore, set (mathematics)|set, hierarchy, Zermelo set theory|Zermelo's set theory, Axiom schema of specification|Axiom of Separation, set theory, proper class, The Absolute, Reflection principle, Class (set theory), Gödel's ontological proof, Infinity, Limitation of size, The Ultimate, #xxup|^, #xxup2|^, Rudy Rucker, Category:Philosophy of mathematics, Category:Theology, Category:Arguments for the existence of God, Category:Infinity, nl:Absoluut oneindige, pt:Infinito absoluto, zh:绝对无限]
Absolute magnitude	[1.0, Special:Contributions/24.5.116.148|24.5.116.148, User talk:24.5.116.148|talk, astronomy, apparent magnitude, luminosity distance, Extinction (astronomy)|interstellar extinction, brightness, Milky Way, quasar, galaxy, distance, parsec, light year, kilometre, parallax, electromagnetic radiation, measurement|measured, energy, Planck's law, luminosity, mathematics|mathematical, equation, Relation (mathematics)|relates, shadow, Rigel, Deneb, Zeta Puppis|Naos, Betelgeuse, Sirius, Sun, Range (statistics)|range, elliptical galaxy, Elliptical Galaxy M87|M87, apparent magnitude, luminosity distance, parsecs, light-year, luminosity distance, distance, General Relativity, apparent magnitude, parallax, distance modulus, Rigel, Vega, Alpha Centauri, parallax, Black Eye Galaxy, luminosity distance, parallax, distance modulus, planets, comet, asteroid, astronomical unit, Sun, Earth, phase angle (astronomy)|phase angle, visual magnitude, phase angle (astronomy)|phase angle, law of cosines, phase integral, Lambertian diffuse lighting model|ideal diffuse reflecting, sphere, H-R diagram|Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, luminosity, temperature, Jansky, Category:Observational astronomy, als:Absolute Helligkeit, bg:Абсолютна звездна величина, ca:Magnitud absoluta, cs:Absolutní hvězdná velikost, da:Absolut størrelsesklasse, de:Absolute Helligkeit, et:Absoluutne tähesuurus, es:Magnitud absoluta, eo:Absoluta magnitudo, fr:Magnitude absolue, gl:Magnitude absoluta, ko:절대 등급, hr:Apsolutna magnituda, id:Magnitudo mutlak, it:Magnitudine assoluta, lb:Absolut Hellegkeet, lt:Absoliutinis ryškis, nl:Absolute helderheid, ja:絶対等級, pl:Absolutna wielkość gwiazdowa, pt:Magnitude absoluta, ru:Абсолютная звёздная величина, sk:Absolútna hviezdna veľkosť, sl:Absolutni izsev, sr:Апсолутна звездана величина, sh:Apsolutna magnituda, sv:Absolut magnitud, th:โชติมาตรสัมบูรณ์, zh:絕對星等]
Absolute majority	[1.0, American English|American parlance, supermajority|supermajoritarian, vote|voting, majority, plurality, bylaw, plurality, parliamentary procedure, supermajority|majority of the entire membership, legislature, Constitution of the Republic of China, Taiwan, referendum, politics of the European Union, codecision procedure, European Parliament, Category:Elections, Category: Parliamentary procedure, Category:Voting theory, ca:Majoria absoluta, cs:Absolutní většina, es:Mayoría absoluta, nl:Absolute meerderheid, sv:Absolut majoritet]
Absolute value	[1.0, fa:قدر مطلق (ریاضی), mathematics, Jean-Robert Argand, 1806, real number, Negative and non-negative numbers|sign, mathematical function, complex number, quaternion, ordered ring, Field (mathematics)|field, vector space, magnitude (mathematics)|magnitude, distance, norm (mathematics)|norm, Image:Absolute value.png|frame|The graph of the absolute value function for real numbers., real number, Karl Weierstrass, 1841, positive number|positive, 0 (number)|zero, negative and non-negative numbers|negative, distance, real number line, distance function, #Distance|"Distance", identity (mathematics)|identity, Multiplicativeness, Subadditivity, Symmetry, Identity of indiscernibles, Triangle inequality, image:complex.png, complex number, ordered set|ordered, Pythagorean theorem, complex plane, origin (mathematics)|origin, complex conjugate, endomorphism, multiplicative group, continuous function|continuous, derivative|differentiable, monotonic function|monotonically decreasing, monotonic function|monotonically increasing, even function, invertible, complex number|complex, Cauchy-Riemann equations, idempotent, nonlinear, ordered ring, additive inverse, identity element, distance, Euclidean distance, Euclidean space|Euclidean ''n''-space, distance function, derivative, signum function, Heaviside step function, real number line, antiderivative, field (mathematics)|field, absolute value (algebra)|absolute value, identity element, ultrametric, bounded set|bounded, Archimedean field|Archimedean, vector space, norm (mathematics)|norm, Euclidean space, Euclidean norm, Euclidean space|'''R'''<sup>1</sup>, Norm (mathematics)|norm, Norm (mathematics)#Examples|''p''-norm, norm (mathematics)|norm, inner product space, complex plane, Euclidean plane, C (programming language)|C programming language, floating-point, infinity, not-a-number, Fortran, Matlab, GNU_Octave, assembly language, processor register|register, x86 architecture|x86, Intel, two's complement, Absolute value (algebra), Valuation (mathematics), Category:Numeration, Category:Elementary special functions, bg:Абсолютна стойност, ca:Valor absolut, cs:Absolutní hodnota, de:Betragsfunktion, et:Absoluutväärtus, es:Valor absoluto, eo:Absoluta valoro, fa:قدر مطلق (ریاضی), fr:Valeur absolue, gl:Valor absoluto, ko:절대값, is:Algildi, it:Valore assoluto, he:ערך מוחלט, hu:Abszolútérték-függvény, nl:Absolute waarde, ja:絶対値, no:Absoluttverdi, pl:Wartość bezwzględna, pt:Valor absoluto, ru:Абсолютная величина, sk:Absolútna hodnota, sl:Absolutna vrednost, sr:Апсолутна вредност, fi:Itseisarvo, sv:Absolutbelopp, th:ค่าสัมบูรณ์, vi:Giá trị tuyệt đối, tr:Mutlak değer, uk:Абсолютна величина, zh:绝对值]
Absolute zero	[1.0, quantum mechanics|quantum mechanical, zero-point energy, Kelvin, thermodynamic temperature|thermodynamic (absolute) temperature, Celsius, International Bureau of Weights and Measures|BIPM, Rankine scale, Fahrenheit, Bose–Einstein condensate|quantum effects, National Institute of Standards and Technology|NIST, Kelvin#SI prefixed forms of kelvin|nK, Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT, Kelvin#SI prefixed forms of kelvin|pK, Galileo Galilei, thermometer, Robert Boyle, niter|nitre, Guillaume Amontons, Johann Heinrich Lambert, Pierre-Simon Laplace|Laplace, Antoine Lavoisier|Lavoisier, John Dalton, James Prescott Joule|J. P. Joule, William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin|Lord Kelvin, laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamics, cryocoolers, machine, superconductor|superconductivity, superfluid, Bose-Einstein condensate|Bose-Einstein condensation, phenomenon|phenomena, scientist, September 2003, Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT, 1 E-12 K|pK, Wolfgang Ketterle, February 2003, Boomerang Nebula, nebula, 1 E19 m|5000 light-years, Earth, Centaurus, November 2000, Helsinki University of Technology, adiabatic process, crystal, Max Planck|Planck's, third law of thermodynamics, entropy, degenerate energy level|degenerate, microstate (statistical mechanics)|microstate, Walther Nernst|Nernst, Third Law of Thermodynamics|Nernst postulate, isotherm, adiabat, Line-line intersection|intersect, lattice (group)|lattice, symmetry, orthogonality|orthogonal, Cartesian coordinate system|axes, chemical substance|substances, diamond, graphite, carbon, Peter Debye|Debye, specific heat capacity|specific heat, enthalpy, chemical potential, Albert Einstein|Einstein, thermal expansion, Maxwell relations|Maxwell's relations, phenomenon|phenomena, Gibbs free energy, Experiment, chemical reaction, exothermic reaction|exothermic, thermodynamic equilibrium|equilbrium, room temperature, empiricism|empirical, Principle of Thomsen and Berthelot, thermodynamic temperature, kelvin, Celsius, Rankine scale, Fahrenheit, Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution, Fermi-Dirac statistics, spin (physics)|spin, Bose-Einstein statistics, exponential function, macroscopic, heat engine, Celsius, Fahrenheit, Delisle scale, Heat, International Temperature Scale of 1990|ITS-90, Kelvin, Orders of magnitude (temperature), Rankine scale, Thermodynamic temperature|Thermodynamic (absolute) temperature, Triple point, Category:Temperature, Category:Thermodynamics, af:Absolute nul, ar:صفر مطلق, bg:Абсолютна нула, ca:Zero absolut, cs:Absolutní nula, da:Absolut nulpunkt, de:Absoluter Nullpunkt, et:Absoluutne nulltemperatuur, es:Cero absoluto, fr:Zéro absolu, gl:Cero absoluto, ko:절대 영도, is:Alkul, it:Zero assoluto, he:האפס המוחלט, lv:Absolūtā nulle, lt:Absoliutusis nulis, hu:Abszolút nulla fok, nl:Absoluut nulpunt, ja:絶対零度, no:Det absolutte nullpunkt, nn:Det absolutte nullpunktet, pl:Zero bezwzględne, pt:Zero absoluto, ru:Абсолютный нуль температуры, simple:Absolute zero, sk:Absolútna nula, sl:Absolutna ničla, sr:Апсолутна нула, sh:Apsolutna nula, fi:Absoluuttinen nollapiste, sv:Absoluta nollpunkten, th:ศูนย์องศาสัมบูรณ์, vi:Nhiệt độ không tuyệt đối, tr:Mutlak sıfır, tk:Absolýut nol, uk:Абсолютний нуль, zh:绝对零度]
Absorption	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Java7837|Java7837, User talk:Java7837|talk, Absorption (chemistry), Cooking|Absorption (cooking), Absorption (skin), Absorption (pharmacokinetics), Absorption (electromagnetic radiation), Absorption (acoustics), Absorption (digestive), Solar air conditioning|Absorption air conditioning, Absorption law, permittivity|Dielectric absorption, Flow (psychology), Absorption refrigeration, Adsorption, cs:Absorpce, de:Absorption, fr:Absorption, ja:吸収, pl:Absorpcja, ro:Absorbţie, sk:Absorpcia, fi:Absorptio, tl:Absorsyon]
Abstinence	[1.0, sexual intercourse, alcohol, food, fasting, repression (psychological)|repression, Freud, Sublimation (psychology)|sublimation, Yom Kippur, Ramadan, Holy Communion|Mass, Ash Wednesday, Lent, Traditionalist Catholics, Fasting and abstinence in the Roman Catholic Church|fasting and abstinence, Mormon, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Leviticus, alcohol, Tobacco smoking|smoking, narcotics, Buddhist, Jain, Hinduism, Fasting, Sexual abstinence, Smoking cessation, Sobriety, Straight edge, Teetotalism, Veganism, Vegetarianism, Alcoholics Anonymous, GreySheeters Anonymous, Pagans In Recovery, LifeRing Secular Recovery, Narcotics Anonymous, Asceticism, Chastity, Chastity ring, Wedding of the Weddings, Category:Addiction, Category:Asceticism, Category:Human sexuality, Category:Virtues, cs:Abstinence, da:Abstinens, de:Abstinenz, et:Abstinents, fr:Abstinence, id:Pantang, ja:小斎, nrm:Astinenche, pl:Abstynencja, pt:Abstinência, ro:Post (asceză), sk:Abstinencia, sr:Апстиненција, sv:Abstinens, uk:Стриманість, zh:禁欲]
Abstract (law)	[1.0, law, legal document, real estate, deed, will (law)|wills, mortgage, ownership, patent, prior art, novelty (patent)|novelty, Inventive step and non-obviousness|inventive step, Inventive step and non-obviousness|non-obviousness, United States, United States patent law, United States Patent and Trademark Office, World Book, Property abstract, Patent Cooperation Treaty, European Patent Convention|European patent application, Category:Legal research]
Abstract Algebra	[1.0, Abstract algebra]
Abstract algebra	[1.0, algebra (disambiguation), mathematics, algebraic structure, group (mathematics)|groups, ring (mathematics)|rings, field (mathematics)|fields, module (mathematics)|modules, vector space, algebra over a field|algebras, elementary algebra, real numbers|real, complex number, real field, commutative algebra, mathematical physics, Lie algebra, algebraic number theory, algebraic topology, algebraic geometry, Representation theory, model theory, universal algebra, category theory, homomorphism, category (mathematics)|categories, determinant, linear algebra, symmetry, diophantine equation, Fermat's last theorem, ring (mathematics)|ring, ideal (ring theory)|ideal, algebraic structure, group theory|theory of groups, Leonhard Euler, modular arithmetic, Euler theorem|his generalization, Fermat's little theorem, Carl Friedrich Gauss, cyclic group|cyclic, abelian group|abelian, composition of binary quadratic forms, associativity|associative law, Leopold Kronecker, ideal class group, Heinrich Weber, cancellation property, inverse element, Joseph Lagrange, Cubic equation#Lagrange resolvents|Lagrange resolvent, Edward Waring, Elementary symmetric polynomial#The symmetric polynomials as polynomials in the elementary symmetric polynomials|main theorem on symmetric functions, Alexandre Vandermonde, Paolo Ruffini, permutation group, Évariste Galois, Augustin Cauchy, Camille Jordan, isomorphism, Arthur Cayley, matrices, group (mathematics)|groups, ring (algebra)|rings, field (algebra)|fields, Ernst Steinitz, David Hilbert, Emil Artin, Emmy Noether, Ernst Kummer, Leopold Kronecker, Richard Dedekind, Georg Frobenius, Issai Schur, Bartel van der Waerden, algebraic structure, intellectual rigor, algebra, natural sciences, axiomatic system, group theory, ring theory, pure mathematics, binary operation, magma (algebra)|magmas, quasigroup, monoid, semigroup, group (mathematics)|groups, ring (mathematics)|rings, field (mathematics)|fields, module (mathematics)|modules, vector space, algebra over a field|algebras over fields, associative algebra, Lie algebra, lattice (order)|lattice, Boolean algebra, algebraic structures, function composition, matrix multiplication, monoid, binary operation, associative law|associates, algebraic structure, universal algebra, Coding theory, category theory, List of publications in mathematics#Abstract algebra|Important publications in abstract algebra, Algebraic geometry, Category:Abstract algebra| , ar:جبر تجريدي, da:Abstrakt algebra, de:Abstrakte Algebra, es:Álgebra abstracta, eo:Abstrakta algebro, eu:Aljebra abstraktoa, fa:جبر مجرد, fr:Algèbre générale, gl:Álxebra abstracta, ko:추상대수학, hr:Osnovna algebra, io:Abstrakta algebro, is:Hrein algebra, it:Algebra astratta, he:אלגברה מופשטת, ka:უმაღლესი ალგებრა, nl:Abstracte algebra, ja:抽象代数学, no:Abstrakt algebra, nn:Abstrakt algebra, pt:Álgebra abstrata, ru:Абстрактная алгебра, simple:Abstract algebra, sk:Abstraktná algebra, sl:Abstraktna algebra, sr:Апстрактна алгебра, fi:Abstrakti algebra, sv:Abstrakt algebra, th:พีชคณิตนามธรรม, vi:Đại số trừu tượng, uk:Абстрактна алгебра, zh:抽象代数]
Abstract concept	[1.0, Concept]
Abstract data type	[1.0, computing, data type, implementation, mathematical, computer programming|programmed, interface (computer science)|interface, subroutine|function, Associative array, Complex number, Container (data structure)|Container, Deque, List (computing)|List, Multimap, Priority queue, Queue (data structure)|Queue, Set (computer science)|Set, Stack (data structure)|Stack, String (computer science)|String, Tree (computer science)|Tree, information hiding, C (programming language)|C, class (computer science)|class, object (computer science)|object, computational complexity, data structure, algorithm, implementation, programming language, Rational number, Stack (data structure)|Stack, Concept (generic programming), NIST, Category:Type theory, Category:data structures, cs:Abstraktní datový typ, de:Abstrakter Datentyp, es:Tipo de dato abstracto, fr:Type abstrait, it:Struttura dati astratta, ko:추상적 자료 구조, lt:Abstraktus duomenų tipas, nl:Abstract datatype, ja:抽象データ型, pl:Abstrakcyjny typ danych, pt:TAD, ru:Абстрактный тип данных, zh:抽象資料類型]
Abstraction	[1.0, es:Abstracción, abstraction (disambiguation), generalization, information content, concept, information, purpose, ball, attributes, behaviour, happiness, emotional state, philosophy|philosophical terminology, Thinking|thought process, idea, Object (philosophy)|object, strategy, communication, intuitive, Image:JerryFelix.JPG|right|thumb|100px|Cat on Mat ''(picture 1)'', red, red, Relation of Ideas|relation, Sitting|sitting-on, is-a, gerund, noun, diagram, Image:Cat-on-mat.GIF|thumb|250px|[[Conceptual graph, Douglas R. Hofstadter, Gödel, Escher, Bach, referent, happiness, being|states of being, architecture, innovation, construction, emotion|emotional response, marsupial, reality, red, Predicate (grammar)|predicate, propositions, philosophy, concept-formation, individual, empiricism, problem of universals, predicate abstraction, Thought space, Category of being|being, Concrete (philosophy)|concrete, particular, individual, ontology|ontological, philosophy|philosophies, Trope (philosophy)|tropes, abstract particular, red, apple, Reification, formal fallacy, linguistics, metonymy, noun, Horatio Nelson, Battle of Trafalgar, England expects that every man will do his duty, constituent, Concrete (philosophy)|concrete, perception, shape, semantic, hierarchical, taxonomy, compression (disambiguation)|compression, brain, synonym, abstract art, Robert Stark, Carl Jung|Jung's, concretism (psychology)|concretism, Psychological Types, Abstract art, Abstraction (computer science), Abstraction (mathematics), Abstract structure, Abstract (summary), Abstract interpretation, Gottlob Frege, Hypostatic abstraction, Leaky abstraction, portal:thinking#Topics related to Thinking|List of thinking-related topics, Model (abstract), Object of the mind, Ontology, Charles Peirce, Prescisive abstraction, Portal: thinking, Category:Abstraction| , Category:Philosophical terminology, Category:Thought, ar:تجريد, be-x-old:Абстракцыя, bs:Apstrakcija, cs:Abstrakce, da:Abstraktion, de:Abstraktion, eo:Abstraktado, fa:تجرید, fr:Abstraction (philosophie), gl:Abstracción, ia:Abstraction, it:Astrazione, he:הפשטה, hu:Absztrakció, mk:Апстракција, nl:Abstractie, ja:抽象化, pl:Abstrakcja (filozofia), pt:Abstração, ru:Абстракция, sk:Abstrakcia, sr:Апстрактно мишљење, sv:Abstraktion, th:นามธรรม, tr:Soyutlama, uk:Абстракція, zh:抽象化]
Abstraction in object-oriented programming	[1.0, abstraction (computer science)]
Abu Bakr	[1.0, Image:Caliph Abu Bakr's empire at its peak 634-mohammad adil rais.PNG|thumb|center|310px|Caliph Abu Bakr's Empire at its greatest extent, 8, june, 632, 23, August, 634, 573, Makkah, Saudi arabia, 23, August, 634, Madinah, Saudi arabia, Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, Umar, Abu Bakr (name), 573, August 23, 634, 13 AH, Sahaba|companion, Muslim, Muhammad, Sunni, caliph, Rashidun, Shi'a, coup d'état, University of Southern California, University of Calgary, Washington State University, Princeton University, Columbia Encyclopedia, Encyclopædia Britannica, BBC, University of Pennsylvania, Musaylima, Makkah, Christian Era|CE, Banu, Taim, Quraish, Kaaba, Islam, Ayesha, Arab, Bedouin, camel, Image:Wazir Khan Mosque Hadith.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Wazir Khan Mosque, camel, foal, camel, War, And, Peace, Islam, Ahmad, Islam, University, of, Michigan, Syria, symposia, Yemen, Syria, Honorary, Magistrate, Middle East, Journal, Washington, D.C, genealogical, lore, Makkah, ancestry, Khadija, aristocracy, Yemen, Islam, Encyclopaedia, Islam, Muslim, ibn, Hasham, ‘Abd ar-Rahman ibn Abi Bakr, Islam, Islam, Encyclopedia, World, Religion, Uthman bin Affan, Zubayr ibn al-Awwam, Talha ibn Ubayd-Allah, Abdur Rahman bin Awf, Sa`ad ibn Abi Waqqas, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Khalid ibn Sa`id, Abu Hudhaifah ibn al-Mughirah, Slave, Makkah, Islam, Bilal ibn Ribah|Bilal, Abu Fakih, Ammar ibn Yasir, Abu Fuhayra, Lubaynah, Al-Nahdiah, Umm Ubays, Zinnira, The, Mohammad, Dynasties, Quran, Islam, 613, Quraish, University, of, Michigan, 617, Quraish, Banu Hashim, Mecca, Muslim, Abyssinia, Yemen, Abyssinia, Quraish, Qarah, Quraish, 620, Ayesha, 620, night Journey, Islam, Sunni, Roman-Persian Wars, Quraish, Persian, polytheist, Muslim, Byzantine, Christian, People of the book, God, Quran, Byzantine, Roman, Persian, Ubaiy bin Khalf, camel, 627, 622, Muslim, Medina, Muslim, Hadith of Abu Bakr and Muhammad in the cave|Abu Bakr acompained Muhammad in his migration for Medina, Quraish, Mount Thaur, `Abdullah ibn Abi Bakr, Asma bint Abu Bakr, Islamic, culture, University, of, Michigan, Quran, Medina, Quba, mosque, Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, Brotherhood among the Sahaba|brother in faith, Hazrat, Caliph, Islam, University, of, Michigan, 623, Ayesha, 624, Quraish, Mecca, Battle of Badr, 625, Battle of Uhud, ‘Abd ar-Rahman ibn Abi Bakr, Quraish, Islam, Muslim conquest of Syria, Khalid ibn Walid, Muslim, Quraish, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Jew, Banu Nadir, 627, Battle of the Trench, Banu Qurayza|Battle of Banu Qurayza, 628, Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, Battle of Khaybar|campaign to Khaybar, 629, Amr ibn al-Aas, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Umar, 630, Conquest of Mecca, 630, Battle of Hunayn, Siege of Ta'if, Tabouk, 631, Hajj, 632, Hajj, Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, 8th, June, 632, Muslim, Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, Mecca, immigrant, Muhajirun, Medinah, Ansar, Ummah, Ansar, Medinah, saqifah, Umar, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Ansar, Umar, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Muslim, caliph, Saqifah, Muslim, Ali ibn Abi Talib, Ali, Shi'a Islam|Shi'a, Ali ibn Abi Talib, Caliph|successors, Sunni Islam|Sunni, caliph, Shura, Qur'an, Hadith of the pond of Khumm|Hadiths of Ali's succession, Hadiths of Abu Bakr's succession, Caliphate, Ridda Wars|campaign against Apostasy, Sassanid, Persian Empire, Eastern Roman Empire, List of largest empires|largest empires in history, Umar, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Hijra, Islam, apostasy, tribe, Arabia, Makkah, Madinah, tribe, Taif, Muslim, zakat, Musaylima, Muslim, Apostasy, Islamic law, war, Ridda wars, Arabic language|Arabic, apostasy, central, Arabia, Musaylima, Bahrain, Oman, Mahra Sultanate|Mahra, Yemen, Muslim, Khalid ibn Walid, West, Central, Arabia, Madinah, Malik ibn Nuwayrah, Musaylima, Khalid ibn Walid, Musaylima, Battle of Yamama, Apostasy, Hijri, 12, Hijri, March, 18, 633, Arabia, Caliph, Madinah, Shi'a Muslim, Ali, Caliph, Hadith of the two weighty things, Khalid ibn al-Walid, Aqa Mahdi Puya, tafsir, al-Islam.org, coup d'état, Musailimah, Battle of Yamama, Umar ibn al-Khattab, Umar, Zayd ibn Thabit, Umar, Hafsa bint Umar, Umar, Uthman ibn Affan, war, List of largest empires|largest empires in history, Iraq, Persian empire, Khalid ibn Walid, Sassanid, Persian empire, Ridda Wars|wars of apostasy, Arabia, Persian, Iraq, Madinah, Iraq, Light cavalry, desert, Sassanid army, Islamic empire, Iraq, Arab, Persian, Khalid ibn Walid, Musailima, Battle of Yamama, Sassanid, Persian Empire, Hira, March, Muharram, 12, Hijrah, Iraq, Mesopotamia, Battle of Chains, Battle of River, Battle of Walaja, Pincer movement|double envelopment, Battle of Ullais, Hira, Battle of Hira, Battle of Al-Anbar|Siege of Al-Anbar, Battle of ein-ul-tamr, Battle of Daumat-ul-jandal, Christian, Battle of Muzieh, Battle of Sanni, Battle of Zumail, Sassanid army|Sassanid Persians, Byzantine army|Byzantine, Roman army|Romans, Battle of Firaz, Image:Caliph Abu Bakr's empire at its peak2-mohammad adil rais.PNG|thumb|right|330px|Caliph Abu Bakr's empire at its peak in August 634., Khalid ibn Walid, Byzantine, Syria, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Palestinian territories, Lebanon, Turkey, Syrian Desert, Syria, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Yazid ibn Abu Sufyan, Amr ibn al-A'as, Syria, battle of Qarteen, battle of Hawareen, Damascus, Battle of Marj-al-Rahit, Basra, Battle of Basra, Battle of Ajnadayn, battle of Yakosa, Heraclius, battle of Maraj-al-Safar, 19 August, 634, Heraclius, battle of Sanita-al-Uqab, 18 September, 634, Conquest of Damascus, Byzantine army, battle of Maraj-al-Debaj, Conquest of Damascus|siege of Damascus, Umar, Khalid ibn Walid, Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah, Syria, 8 August, 634, fever, Hazrat, Lahore, Image:Tomb in masjid al nabvi-mohammad adil rais.JPG|thumb|right|230px|The hole second from the right gives view of Abu Bakr's grave., Umar, Umar, Uthman ibn Affan, Ayesha, 23 August, 634, Umar, Masjid-e-Nabawi, Qutaylah bint Abd al-Uzza, Asma bint Abu Bakr, `Abdullah ibn Abi Bakr, Um Ruman, Aisha, ‘Abd ar-Rahman ibn Abi Bakr, Asma bint Umais, Umm Khultum bint Abu Bakr, Ali, Caliph, 8, June, 632, 23, August, 634, Ridda Wars, Sassanid, Persian Empire, Eastern Roman Empire, crown, pasture, Ijtihad, Masjid-e-Nabawi, Sahaba|companions of the Mohammad, Uthman ibn Affan, wine, Islam, genealogist, Quraysh, interpret, dream, Ayesha, hadith of the ten promised paradise|the ten Sahaba (companions) for whom Muhammad had testified that they were destined for Paradise, Rashidun|Rightly guided caliphs, Shia, Umar, Muslim, coup d'état, Ali, Hadith of Abu Bakr and Muhammad in the cave|with Muhammad in the cave, Umar, Mohammad, Fatima Zahra|Fatimah, Khalid ibn Walid, Ali, Category:Converts to Islam, Category:Arab people, Category:Rashidun, Category:Sahaba, Category:573 births, Category:634 deaths, Succession to Muhammad, Sahaba, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Rashidun Caliphate|Rashidun Caliphs, Banu Taim, Banu Quraish, Muhammad, Caliphate|Rashidun Caliph, 632, 634, Umar ibn al-Khattab|Umar, ar:أبو بكر, az:Əbu Bəkr Siddiq, bs:Ebu-Bekr, bg:Абу Бакр, cs:Abú Bakr, da:Abu Bakr, de:Abu Bakr, dv:އަބޫބަކުރުގެފާނު, et:Abū Bakr, es:Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, fa:ابوبکر, fr:Abou Bakr, gl:Abu Bakr, id:Abu Bakar, it:Abū Bakr, he:אבו בכר, ka:აბუ-ბექრი, hu:Abú Bakr, ms:Saidina Abu Bakar, nl:Aboe Bakr, ja:アブー＝バクル, no:Abu Bakr, pl:Abu Bakr, pt:Abu Bakr, ru:Абу Бакр, sq:Ebu Bekr Siddik, simple:Abu Bakr, sr:Абу Бекр, fi:Abu Bakr, sv:Abu Bakr, th:อะบูบักรฺ, tr:Ebu Bekir, uk:Абу-Бекр, ur:ابوبکر صدیق, zh:艾卜·伯克尔]
Abu Dhabi	[1.0, ht:Abou Dabi, Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Emirate, Abu Dhabi (Emirate)|Abu Dhabi, Sheikh, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahayan, Gazelle, capital city|capital, Abu Dhabi (Emirate)|emirate, emirates of the United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates, Persian Gulf, expatriate, 3rd millennium BC, Bani Yas, 18th century|18<sup>th</sup> century, Dubai, 19th century|19<sup>th</sup> century, Image:Abu Dhabi 0701-0378.JPG|thumb|right, camel, Date Palm|date, oasis|oases, Al Ain, Liwa Oasis, pearl, Arecaceae|palm, Mudbrick|mud, hut, Sheikh, Shakhbut Bin-Sultan Al Nahyan, petroleum, Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahayan, August 6, 1966, United Kingdom|British, United Arab Emirates, bank, highrise, Image:ADIA Tower at night.jpg|thumb|right|The tallest building in Abu Dhabi, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Tower (ADIA)., Saudi Arabia, Sultanate of Oman, border, Dubai, Persian Gulf, island, Bridge, Zaha Hadid, Reem Island, Saadiyat Island, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Philippines, English language|English, Hindi, Tagalog language|Tagalog, Urdu, Kerala, India, Malayalam, Arabic language|Arabic, Persian gulf|Gulf, Arabs, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahayan|Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahayan, Al Ain, Image:Abudabhi-airport-oct06.JPG|thumb|right|Interior of Abu Dhabi airport., Abu Dhabi International Airport, GMT, Baniyas, Al Ain, Dubai, Image:Abu Dhabi from Space-ISS006-E-32079-March 2003.JPG|thumb|right|Satellite image of Abu Dhabi (March 2003), Qasr al-Hosn, Saadiyat Island, Al Lulu Island, Reem Island, Al Raha, Formula One, motor racing, Yas Island, Baghdad, Beirut, Cairo, Cultural Foundation, National Theater, UAE Public Library and Cultural Center, Saadiyat Island, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation|Guggenheim Museum, Frank Gehry, modernist, contemporary art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation|Guggenheim Museum, Abu Dhabi Indian School, American Community School of Abu Dhabi|The American Community School of Abu Dhabi, American International School - Abu Dhabi|The American International School in Abu Dhabi, The British School - Al Khubairat, International School of Choueifat, Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Bangladesh Islamia School and College , Abu Dhabi, Zayed University, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, Petroleum Institute, Garfield, Nermal, Garfield and Friends, Qasr al-Hosn, Mina' Zayid, Sheikh Zayed mosque, Al Ain, Marawah, Dubai, Transportation in the United Arab Emirates, Category:Capitals in Asia, Category:Cities in the United Arab Emirates, Category:Emirates of the United Arab Emirates, Category:Coastal cities, Category:Abu Dhabi, am:አቡ ዳቢ, ar:أبو ظبي, be-x-old:Абу Дабі, bs:Abu Dhabi, bg:Абу Даби, ca:Abu Dhabi, cs:Abú Dhabí, da:Abu Dhabi, de:Abu Dhabi, et:Abu Dhabi emiraat, es:Abu Dhabi, eo:Abu-Dabio, eu:Abu Dhabi, fr:Abou Dabi, gl:Emirato de Abu Dabi, ko:아부다비, hr:Abu Dhabi, io:Abu Dhabi, id:Abu Dhabi, is:Abú Dabí, it:Abu Dhabi, he:אבו דאבי, sw:Abu Dhabi, ht:Abou Dabi, lb:Abu Dhabi, lt:Abu Dabis, ms:Abu Dhabi, nl:Abu Dhabi (stad), ja:アブダビ, no:Abu Dhabi, nn:Abu Dhabi, nov:Abu Dabi, pms:Abu Dhabi, pl:Abu Zabi, pt:Abu Dhabi, ro:Abu Dhabi, ru:Абу-Даби, simple:Abu Dhabi, sk:Abú Zabí (mesto), fi:Abu Dhabi, sv:Abu Dhabi, ta:அபுதாபி (அமீரகம்), vi:Abu Dhabi, tr:Abu Dabi, uk:Абу-Дабі, vo:Äbu Saby, fiu-vro:Abu Dhabi, zh:阿布扎比]
Abu Nidal Organization	[1.0, Abu Nidal, Abu Nidal]
Abu Sayyaf	[1.0, Khalid ibn al-Walid, Islamism|Islamist, separatism|separatist, Philippines|the Philippines, Bangsamoro, Jolo, Basilan, Mindanao, Christian, Philippines, Abu (Arabic term)|abu, February 24, 2006, bombing, assassination, kidnapping, extortion, Islamic state, Sulu Archipelago, southeast Asia, Borneo, Malaysia, Indonesia, South China Sea, Malay Peninsula, Peninsular Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, United States Department of State|U.S. Department of State, U.S. State Department list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations|Foreign Terrorist Organizations, Image:LocationPhilippines.png|340px|right|thumb|The Philippines. Mindanao is the large island in the South East. Indonesia is off the map to the South East, while the Malay Peninsula on the west end of the map extends further South. , Image:Ph locator region 9.png|200px|left|thumb|Philippines, with Zamboanga Peninsula in red, and Basilan island just below the southwestern tip, September 4, 2006, Khadaffy Janjalani, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Abdurajik Abubakar Janjalani, December 1998, January 20, 2007, DNA analysis, Isabela City, cities of the Philippines, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Peninsula, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, Image:Ph locator basilan isabela.png|180px|right|thumb|Basilan island, with Isabela City in red, Image:Ph locator sulu jolo.png|180px|right|thumb|Jolo island, in Sulu Archipelago, 2000s, Manila, Malaysia, Indonesia, 2000s, Saudi Arabia, mujahadeen, Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, mujahideen, cleric, United States, Australia, Jemaah Islamiyah, Philippines|Philippine, Jemaah Islamiyah, al-Qaeda, Middle East, South Asia, 2002, 1970s, Moro National Liberation Front, Abdurajik Abubakar Janjalani, theology, Arabic, Libya, Syria, Saudi Arabia, 1980s, Soviet Union, Soviet war in Afghanistan, Osama Bin Laden, Ramzi Yousef, World Trade Center bombing, Philippine Airlines Flight 434, Operation Bojinka, Jemaah Islamiyah, al-Qaeda, Hambali, Ramzi Yousef, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, Scuba diving|scuba, Puerto Galera, Ramzi Yousef, Philippine Airlines, Philippine Airlines Flight 434|Flight 434, Japan, Metro Cebu|Cebu, Operation Bojinka, Manila, January 6, 1995, 1990s, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay|Ipil, Mindanao, Camp Crame, Manila, Jovenal Bruno, December 18, 1998, Philippine National Police, Malaysia, Martin Burnham|Martin, Gracia Burnham, Abu Sabaya, Image:robotx1.jpg|left|thumb|Galib Andang, also known as Kumander Robot, getting treated for injuries sustained after being captured by the Philippine military., Galib Andang, Sulu, February 18, 2006, United States District Court for the District of Columbia, February 24, 2006, FBI Most Wanted Terrorists, Isnilon Totoni Hapilon, Jainal Antel Sali, Jr., December 13, 2006, December 27, 2006, January 16, 2007, May 3, 2000, hostages, Al Qaeda, Malaysians, Muslims, rebels, Philippine, Ramzi Yousef, Malaysia, tourism, 7 June, 2002, Gracia Burnham, Superferry 14, ferry, February 27, 2004, Philippines, terrorism|terrorist, ton, Manila, Trinitrotoluene|TNT, Redendo Cain Dellosa, Abu Sayyaf, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, October 11, 2004, Khadaffy Janjalani, Abu Sulaiman, protection racket|protection money, Sipadan, Borneo, Philippines|Filipino, Germany|German, France|French,  South Africa, Germany|German, United States|American, Finland|Finnish, guerrillas, Malacañang, Abu Sayyaf, Philippines, hostages, Military, Abu Sabaya, businessman, Abu Sayyaf, President Arroyo, June 2, Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Moro National Liberation Front, President Arroyo, Khaddafy Janjalani, Muammar Qaddafi, Catholic, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Mindanao, Palawan, Basilan, Philippines|Filipino, hostages, Philippine, Philippines|Filipino, United States military, Southern Philippines, U.S. troops, cease-fire, United States|Americans, United States, Superferry 14 , Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, Ramzi Yousef, World Trade Center bombing, Yusuf al-Qaradawi, Organization of the Islamic Conference, Azeddine Laraki, kidnappers, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Khadaffy Janjalani, Isnilon Totoni Hapilon, Jainal Antel Sali, Jr., Islam in the Philippines, Moro National Liberation Front, Moro Rebellion, Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Rajah Solaiman Movement, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Rewards for Justice Program, Public Broadcasting Service, Asia Times Online, Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, Prophet of Doom, Category:Moro, Category:Abu Sayyaf, Category:Irregular military, Category:Islamist groups, Category:Islamic organizations, Category:Jihadist organizations, Category:Anti-terrorism policy of the United States, Category:Designated terrorist organizations, Category:Moro Rebellion, Category:Islamist terrorism, ar:مجموعة أبو سياف, de:Abu Sajaf, es:Abu Sayyaf, fr:Abu Sayyaf, id:Abu Sayyaf, ia:Abu Sayyaf, nl:Abu Sayyaf, ja:アブ・サヤフ, pl:Grupa Abu Sajjafa, fi:Abu Sayyaf, zh:阿布沙耶夫]
Abu Zubaydah	[1.0, Image:Abuzubaydah.jpg|right|frame|Abu Zubaydah is claimed to be the highest-ranking [[al-Qaida, 12 March, 1971, Arabic language|Arabic, United States|American, al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden, Guantánamo Bay (Cuba)|Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, transliteration|transliterated, Pseudonym|alias, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi, BBC news, 2000 millennium attack plots, Radisson, Amman, Jordan, United States, Israel, November 30, 1999, Khadr Abu Hoshar, Palestinian, in absentia, 2001, Condoleezza Rice, Central Intelligence Agency|CIA, September 11, 2001 attacks, Muhammad Atef, Paris embassy terrorist attack plot|bomb the U.S. embassy in Paris, Bosnia and Herzegovina|Bosnia, Sarajevo, Algerian Six, Associated Press, Ahmed Ressam, March 28, 2002, al Qaida safe house, Faisalabad|safehouse, Faisalabad, CIA prison system, Guantanamo military commission|military commissions, Abdul Zahir (Guantanamo detainee 753)|Abdul Zahir, Abdul Zahir (Guantanamo detainee 753)|Abdul Zahir's, Combatant Status Review Tribunal, Mohamed Harkat, White House, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, Black site|CIA custody, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base|United States Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Guantanamo military commission|military tribunal, Image:CommissionReportOnTravel.jpg|thumb|300px|A sample page of footnotes from the [[9/11 Commission, Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities before and after the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001, Time (magazine)|Time, Omar al-Faruq, 9/11 Commission Report, Human Rights Watch, Simon & Schuster, The One Percent Doctrine, Ron Suskind, Washington Times, Wolf Blitzer, Salon.com, al-Jazeera, Yosri Fouda, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, George Tenet, Salon.com, Al-Jazeera, editorial independence, Director of Central Intelligence|CIA Director, George Tenet, Basic Books, Omar Nasiri, PR Newswire, ABC news, Salon.com, Sidney Blumenthal, Gerald Posner, Prince Ahmed bin Salman  bin Abdul-Aziz, Research and Marketing Group, Prince Sultan bin Faisal bin Turki al-Saud, Prince Fahd bin Turki bin Saud al-Kabir, Mushaf Ali Mir, false flag, get out of jail free, ATM card, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, James Risen, Geneva Conventions, the war on terror, competent tribunal, prisoner of war, Department of Defense, Combatant Status Review Tribunal, enemy combatant, February 8, 2007, February 8, 2007, Department of Defense, OARDEC, Ahmed Ressam, Globe and Mail, COLIN FREEZE, April 17, 2007, March 27, 2007, February 8, 2007, Department of Defense, OARDEC, March 27, 2007, Department of Defense, OARDEC, Khalden training camp, April 17, 2007, Category:1971 births|Zubaydah, Abu, Category:Al-Qaeda members|Zubaydah, Abu, Category:Saudi Arabian terrorists, Category:Living people|Zubaydah, Abu, Category:Saudi Arabian extrajudicial prisoners of the United States|Zubaydah, Abu]
Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani	[1.0, de:Ali al Isfahani, Image:Kitab al-aghani.jpg|right|thumb|200px| Illustration from ''Kitab al-aghani'' (Book of Songs), 1216-20, by Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani, a collection of songs by famous musicans and Arab poets., 897, 967, Iran, Quraysh, Umayyad, caliph, Marwan II, Spain, Isfahan (city)|Isfahan, Baghdad, Aleppo, Hamdanid Dynasty|Sayf ad-Dawlah, Ray, Iran|Ray, Buwayhid, vizier, Ibn 'Abbad, poetry, monastery|monasteries, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Kitab al-Aghani, Kitab al-Aghani, List of Arab scientists and scholars, List of Iranian scientists and scholars, Category:897 births|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, Category:967 deaths|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, Category:Arabic poets|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, Category:Arab historians|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, Category:Medieval writers|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, Category:People from Isfahan|Faraj al-Isfahani, Abu al-, ar:أبو الفرج الأصفهاني, cy:Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani, de:Ali al Isfahani, fr:Aboul Faradj]
Abu al-Fida	[1.0, ru:Абу-ль-Фида, transliterated, 1301, 1373, Syrian, historian, mufassir, Busra, Qur'an, History, al-Bidayah wa al-Nihayah, Tarikh Abul Fida, annals, Category:1301 births, Category:1373 deaths, Category:Arab historians, Category: Syrian scholar, Category:Medieval writers, ar:أبو الفداء, de:Abu l-Fida, fr:Aboul Féda, it:Abulfeda (storico arabo), pl:Abu al-Fida, pt:Abul Fida, ro:Abu al-Fida, ru:Абу-ль-Фида, sl:Abulfeda, zh:阿布·菲達]
Abugida	[1.0, Image:Winnipeg Forks - Plains Cree Inscription.jpg|thumb|300px|An inscription of [[Swampy Cree language|Swampy Cree, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, Peter T. Daniels, writing system, consonant, grapheme, vowel, Brahmic family|Brahmic, Indo-Aryan languages, syllabary, alphabet, Ge'ez language|Ge'ez, Ge'ez alphabet|''fidel'' script, Greek alphabet, Semitic languages|Semitic, Image:Rigveda MS2097.jpg|thumb|left|A 19th century manuscript in the Devanagari script, diacritic, Devanagari, Tamil script|Tamil, cricket, Hindi language|Hindi, consonant cluster, Batak alphabet, Devanagari, virama, Sanskrit, Hindi, consonant cluster, computer, conjunct, ISCII, Unicode, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, Róng, Lepcha language, nasal consonant|nasals, Image:Ethiopic genesis.jpg|thumb|The [[Ge'ez alphabet|Ge'ez script, Brahmic family, Ge'ez alphabet|Ge'ez, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, Devanagari, inherent vowel, diacritic, akshara, Ge'ez syllabary, abjad, 4th century, Pahawh Hmong script, segment (linguistics)|segmental, Meroitic script, Sudan, Thaana, abjad, Arabic alphabet, Kurdish language|Kurdish, shorthand, Gabelsberger shorthand, Pollard script, tone (linguistics)|tone, Image:Asoka1.gif|right|thumb|250px|An example of Brāhmī script - [[Ashoka's Major Rock Edict, Girnar, alphabet, syllabary|syllabaries, abjad, hiragana, Aramaic alphabet|Aramaic, Kharoṣṭhī, Brāhmī, South Asia|South, Southeast Asia, Abjad, Alphabet, Logogram, Syllabary, Brahmic family, Brāhmī, Balinese script|Balinese, Baybayin, Tagalog language|Tagalog, Bengali script|Bengali, Burmese script|Burmese, Devanagari, Nepali_language|Nepali, Sanskrit, Pāli|Pali, Hindi language|Hindi, Marathi language|Marathi, Gujarati script|Gujarati, Gurmukhi script, Kaithi, Kannada script|Kannada, Khmer script|Khmer, Lao script|Lao, Malayalam script|Malayalam, Modi (script)|Modi, Marathi language|Marathi, Oriya script|Oriya, Siddham script|Siddham, Sanskrit, Sinhala script|Sinhala, Tamil script|Tamil, Telugu script|Telugu, Thai script|Thai, Tibetan script|Tibetan, Tirhuta, Maithili language|Maithili, Tocharian language#Writing system|Tocharian, Kharoṣṭhī, Ge'ez language|Ge'ez, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, Ojibwe writing systems#Ojibwe Syllabics|Ojibwe syllabics, Inuktitut syllabics, Cree syllabics, Kamloops Wawa, Meroitic script|Meroitic, Thaana, Pitman shorthand, Pollard script, Category:Abugida writing systems| , am:አቡጊዳ, br:Abugida, ca:Abugida, da:Abugida, de:Abugida, es:Abugida, eo:Abugido, fr:Alphasyllabaire, gl:Alfasilabario, ko:아부기다, it:Alfasillabario, nl:Abugida, ja:アブギダ, no:Abugida, nn:Abugida, pt:Abugida, ru:Абугида, sl:Abugida, zh:元音附标文字]
Abwehr	[1.0, Germany|German, intelligence (information gathering)|intelligence, 1921, 1944, German language|German, Allies of World War I|Allied, World War I, February 4, 1938, counterespionage, HUMINT|human intelligence (HUMINT), SIGINT, ELINT, COMINT, IMINT, Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, Ministry of War, Berlin, Oberkommando der Wehrmacht|OKW, Ministry of Defence (Germany)|Ministry of Defence, Reichswehr, Armed Forces|military organization, Weimar Republic, Walther Nicolai|Col. Walther Nicolai, 1920s, Reconnaissance, Cipher, Reichsmarine, 1928, 1930s, Nazism|Nazi, June 7, 1932, Poland, Heinrich Himmler, Schutzstaffel|SS, 1935, pocket battleship, German_pocket_battleship_Admiral_Graf_Spee|Admiral Graf Spee, Wilhelm Canaris, Image:Wilhelmcanaris.jpg|thumb|150px|right|[[Wilhelm Canaris, Reinhard Heydrich, 1937, Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin, Red Army|Soviet military, 1938, Hans Oster, Sabotage, Brandenburgers|Brandenburg Regiment, Company, Theodor von Hippel, Brigade, Counter-intelligence, Führer, Adolf Hitler, Hans Pieckenbrock, Egbert Bentivegni, Spain, Ireland, Erwin Lahousen|Erwin von Lahousen, Sicherheitsdienst, Black Orchestra|The Black Orchestra, Red Orchestra|The Red Orchestra, Third Reich, Operation Nordpol, Netherlands|Dutch, United Kingdom|British, Special Operations Executive, 1941, sabotage, Reinhard Heydrich, Walter Schellenberg, July 20 Plot|July 20, 1944, Jew, Switzerland, Switzerland, Francisco Franco, Gibraltar, Abwehrstelle Ostland, Abwehrnebenstelle Reval, Abwehrkommando 166 M, Oran, Referat Luft, Referat Marine, Frau Solf Tea Party, September 10, 1943, Wilhelm Solf, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Ambassador, Japan, Gestapo, January 12, 1944, Lagi Gräfin von Ballestrem, Erich Vermehren, Countess Elizabeth von Plettenberg, Istanbul, Heinrich Himmler|Himmler, February 18, 1944, RSHA, vice admiral, July 23, 1944, July 20 Plot, Sicherheitsdienst, Schutzstaffel, RSHA, Friedrich Gempp, 1921, 1927, Günther Schwantes, 1929, Ferdinand von Bredow, 1932, Konrad Patzig, 1935, Wilhelm Canaris, 1944, Hans Oster, Erwin Lahousen|Erwin von Lahousen, Nikolaus Ritter, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Oskar Schindler, Operation Salaam, ibiblio.org, Category:German intelligence agencies, Category:German loanwords, da:Abwehr, de:Abwehr (Nachrichtendienst), es:Abwehr, fr:Abwehr, he:אבווהר, ka:აბვერი, nl:Abwehr, no:Abwehr, pl:Abwehra, ru:Абвер, sr:Абвер, fi:Abwehr, sv:Abwehr, tr:Abwehr, uk:Абвер]
Abydos	[1.0, sk:Abydos, Abydos, Egypt, Abydos, Hellespont, Abydos (music), Vanden Plas (band)|Vanden Plas, Abydos (album), La Fiancée d'Abydos, Eugène Delacroix, Abydos (Stargate), Abydos (thema), Byzantine Empire, Abydos Designer, Abidos, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, cs:Abydos, da:Abydos (flertydig), de:Abydos, fr:Abydos, it:Abydos, he:אבידוס, pt:Abidos, sk:Abydos, sl:Abidos, sr:Абидос, sv:Abydos (olika betydelser)]
Abydos, Egypt	[1.0, sk:Abydos (Egypt), Arabic language|Arabic, Greek language|Greek, Upper and Lower Egypt|Upper Egypt, Nile, Egyptian language|Egyptian, Osiris, Abydos, Hellespont|Abydos, Hellespont, Arabic language|Arabic, el-'Araba el Madfuna, al-Balyana, Seti I, Abydos King List, cartouche, pharaoh, Narmer, Menes, Image:Abydos.jpg|thumb|250px|Location of Abydos on the map of [[Egypt, Rosetta Stone, Narmer Palette, Predynastic Period of Egypt|Predynastic period, William Flinders Petrie, First dynasty of Egypt|first dynasty, Second dynasty of Egypt|Second dynasty, Thirtieth dynasty of Egypt|30th dynasty, twelfth dynasty of Egypt|12th dynasty, Senusret III, Seti I, Nineteenth dynasty of Egypt|19th dynasty, Ramesses II, Merneptah, Hypogeum, Nectanebo I, Ptolemaic Period|Ptolemaic, Wepwawet, Anhur, Anubis, Middle Kingdom of Egypt|Middle Kingdom, Osiris, Image:Abydos Seti I.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Temple of Seti I, Abydos, twenty-sixth dynasty of Egypt|26th dynasty, Third dynasty of Egypt|3rd dynasty, Khufu (pharaoh)|Khufu, Menes, Egyptian hieroglyphs|hieroglyphs, Pepi I Meryre|Pepi I, Sixth dynasty of Egypt|6th dynasty, Eleventh dynasty of Egypt|11th dynasty, Mentuhotep I, Mentuhotep II, Senusret I, Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt|18th dynasty, Ahmose I, Thutmose III, Ramesses III, Ahmose II, Image:Abydos King List.jpg|thumb|250px|Part of the Abydos King List, Abydos King List, cartouche, Narmer, Menes, William John Bankes, Rosetta Stone, Narmer Palette, The Osirion, Osiris, panegyric, Ramesses II, Auguste Mariette, British Museum, Battle of Kadesh, Umm el-Qa'ab, tomb-pit, sepulchre, Ayrton, Maclver, Garstang, Shunet ez Zebib, Khasekhemwy, Coptic Christianity|Coptic, Abydos offering formula, Category:Cities in Ancient Egypt, Category:Abydos Sites, Category:Titular Sees of the Coptic Orthodox Church, ar:أبيدوس, ca:Abidos, cs:Abydos (starověký Egypt), da:Abydos, de:Abydos (Ägypten), es:Abidos, fr:Abydos (Égypte), gl:Abidos, it:Abydos (Egitto), he:אבידוס (מצרים), lt:Abydosas, nl:Abydos, oc:Abidòs, pl:Abydos, pt:Abido, ru:Абидос, ru-sib:Абидос, sk:Abydos (Egypt), sr:Абидос (Египат), fi:Abydos, sv:Abydos, uk:Абідос, zh:阿拜多斯]
Abydos, Hellespont	[1.0, Mysia, Asia Minor, Nagara Point, Hellespont, Sestus, Dardanelles, Iliad, Thrace|Thracian, Strabo, Miletus|Milesians, Gyges|Gyges, king of Lydia, Darius, Xerxes I|Xerxes, 480 BC, Greco-Persian_Wars|Greece, Delian League, Achaemenid, Agesilaus, Alexander the Great, Philip V of Macedon, Polybius, Hero and Leander|Leander, Dardanelles, Mehmet II, Category:Thrace, Category:Milesian colonies, ca:Abydos, cs:Abydos (starověké Řecko), de:Abydos (Kleinasien), el:Άβυδος, es:Abidos (Grecia), fr:Abydos (Asie Mineure), he:אבידוס (יוון), nl:Abydus, no:Abydos, pl:Abydos (Azja Mniejsza), sr:Абидос (Анадолија), sv:Abydos, Mindre Asien]
Abyssinia (disambiguation)	[1.0, Ethiopia, Eritrea, SS Abyssinia, Abyssinia, Henry, M*A*S*H (TV series)|''M*A*S*H'' television series, Abyssinian (cat), cat breed, guinea pig breed|breed of guinea pig, Abyssinia (musical)|Abyssinia, Joyce Carol Thomas, Marked by Fire]
Abzyme	[1.0, ja:抗体酵素, antibody, enzyme, monoclonal antibody, catalytic activity, synzymes, autoimmune disease, lupus erythematosus, DNA, biotechnology, Category:Monoclonal antibodies, de:Abzyme, it:Abzima, ja:抗体酵素, uk:Абзим]
Acacia	[1.0, Acacia constricta, Las Vegas, Nevada, Plant, Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta, Magnoliopsida, Fabales, Fabaceae, Mimosoideae, Gerrit Smith Miller|Miller, List of Acacia species, genus, shrub, tree, subfamily, Mimosoideae, Fabaceae, Africa, Sweden|Swedish, botanist, Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus, species, Australia, Asia, Americas, Image:Acacia-berlandieri-flowers4.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>''[[Acacia berlandieri, Image:Acacia pycnantha Golden Wattle.jpg|thumb|left|150px|<center>''[[Acacia pycnantha, monophyletic, list of Acacia species, Robinia, pea, Robinia pseudoacacia, cultivation, United Kingdom, Image:Acacia smallii 2.jpg|thumb|left|150px|<center>''[[Acacia smallii, Image:Acacia melanoxylon2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>''[[Acacia retinodes, Acacia dealbata, Acacia longifolia, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia melanoxylon, Tasmania, Acacia caven, Chubut Province, Argentina, Acacia albida, Acacia tortilis, Sinai peninsula|Sinai, Jordan River|Jordan, Image:Acacia dealbata.jpg||thumb|right|150px|<center>''[[Acacia dealbata, Pacific islands, Petiole (botany)|petiole, phyllode, Acacia glaucoptera, cladode, photosynthesis|photosynthetic, flower, stamens, Acacia leprosa, stipule, Acacia armata, Acacia erioloba, Image:Acacia collinsii3.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>''Acacia collinsii'' Thorns</center>, Central American, Acacia sphaerocephala, Acacia cornigera, Acacia collinsii, ant, lipid, herbivores, Image:Meadow Argus02.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>''Meadow Argus'', larva, Hepialidae|hepialid, moth, genus, Aenetus, Lepidoptera, Brown-tail, Endoclita|Endoclita malabaricus, Turnip Moth, larvae, Bucculatricidae|bucculatricid, moth, Bucculatricidae|Bucculatrix agilis, Acacia horrida, Bucculatricidae|Bucculatrix flexuosa, Acacia nilotica, organic compound, Acacia seed, Myanmar|Burma, Laos, Thailand, soup, curry|curries, omelette, stir fry|stir-fries, Honey, bee, forage, glass, Fresca, Barq's|Barq's Root Beer, gum arabic, Acacia senegal, Senegal, Nigeria, Acacia arabica, India, Image:Acacia covenyi02.jpg||thumb|left|150px|<center>''[[Acacia covenyi, Ayurvedic medicine, Acacia nilotica, premature ejaculation, astringent, catechu, Acacia catechu, garden, Acacia dealbata, Mimosa, Acacia xanthophloea, Image:Acaciafarnesiana1web.jpg|thumb|left|150px|''[[Acacia farnesiana, Acacia farnesiana, perfume, Bible, incense, Image:Bottle of tannic acid.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A bottle of [[tannic acid, tannin, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia decurrens, Acacia dealbata, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia albida, Acacia cavenia, Acacia dealbata, Acacia decurrens, Acacia farnesiana, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia melanoxylon, Acacia nilotica, Acacia penninervis, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia saligna, South Africa, Acacia nilotica, tannin, Image:Acacia koa wood.jpg||thumb|right|150px|<center>''[[Acacia koa, timber, Acacia melanoxylon, Australia, furniture, Acacia seyal, Shittah-tree, Bible, Book of Exodus, Ark of the Covenant, Koa|Acacia koa, Hawaiian Islands, Acacia heterophylla, Réunion, Image:Acacia-heterophylla-wood-xup.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>''Acacia heterophylla'' Wood</center>, Acacia acuminata, Acacia catechu, Acacia confusa, Acacia erioloba, Acacia karoo, Acacia leucophloea, Acacia nilotica, Acacia nilotica subsp. adstringens, Acacia nilotica subsp. nilotica, Acacia polyacantha subsp. campylacantha, Acacia sieberiana, Indonesia, Sumatra, Malaysia, Sarawak, Acacia mangium, pulpwood, Image:Philae Temple Egypt Goddess Isis As Angel Mural Artwork 2004-10-11.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<center>Egyptian goddess Isis</center>, Image:Acacia aneura blossom.jpg||thumb|right|150px|<center>''Acacia aneura'' Blossom, Image:Starr 050107 2872 acacia confusa.jpg||thumb|right|150px|<center>''[[Acacia confusa, Image:Acacia greggii thorns.jpg||thumb|right|150px|<center>''Acacia greggii'' Thorns</center>, organic compound, psychoactive, alkaloids, Dimethyltryptamine, N-methyltryptamine, Monoamine oxidase inhibitor|MAOI, Egyptian mythology, tree of life, Legend of Osiris and Isis, Freemasonry, soul, incense, demon, ghost, rhododendron, acorus, cytisus, salvia, Acacia acuminata, tryptamine, Beta-methyl-phenethylamine|β-methyl-phenethylamine, Acacia alpina, Acacia aneura, Pituri, Acacia angustifolia, Acacia angustiloba, 5-MeO-DMT, Acacia angustissima, CRC Press, Acacia aroma, Acacia auriculiformis, Cootamundra wattle|Acacia baileyana, carboline|β-carbolines, harman, Acacia beauverdiana, Pituri, Acacia berlandieri, amphetamines, mescaline, nicotine, Acacia catechu, Acacia caven, Acacia chundra, Acacia colei, Acacia complanata, Acacia concinna, Acacia confusa, N-oxide, Acacia constricta, Acacia coriacea, Pituri, Acacia cornigera, Acacia cultriformis, Acacia cuthbertsonii, Acacia decurrens, Acacia delibrata, Acacia falcata, Acacia farnesiana, Acacia filiciana, Acacia floribunda, Acacia georginae, Acacia greggii, phenethylamine, Acacia harpophylla, Phenethylamine, hordenine, Hordenine, Acacia horrida, Acacia implexa, Acacia jurema, Acacia karroo, Acacia kempeana, phenylethylamine, Acacia laeta, Acacia lingulata, Acacia longifolia, Acacia maidenii, Acacia mangium, Acacia melanoxylon, Acacia mellifera, Acacia nilotica, Acacia nilotica subsp. adstringens, Acacia obtusifolia, Acacia oerfota, Acacia penninervis, Acacia phlebophylla, Acacia platensis, Acacia podalyriaefolia, Acacia polyacantha, Acacia polyacantha ssp. campylacantha, Acacia pruinocarpa, Pituri, Acacia pycantha, Acacia retinodes, Acacia rigidula, Acacia salicina, Pituri, Acacia sassa, Acacia schaffneri, Phenethylamine, Acacia senegal, Acacia seyal, Acacia sieberiana, Acacia simplex, Acacia tenuifolia, Acacia tortilis, Acacia verek, Acacia vestita, Acacia victoriae, Acacia visco, Acacia acinacea, Acacia baileyana, Acacia decurrens, Acacia dealbata, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia falcata, Acacia leprosa, Acacia melanoxylon, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia retinodes, Acacia saligna, Acacia vestita, glycoside|cyanogenic glycoside, enzyme, hydrogen cyanide, livestock, List of Acacia species, Acacia aneura, Acacia catechu, Acacia baileyana, Acacia berlandieri, Acacia confusa, Acacia constricta, Las Vegas, Nevada, Acacia covenyi, Acacia dealbata, Acacia denticulosa, Acacia drummodii, Acacia erioloba, Sossusvlei, Namibia, Acacia fimbriata, Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra, Acacia heterophylla, Acacia karoo, Acacia longifolia, Acacia melanoxylon, Nazaré, Portugal, Acacia saligna, Turkey, Acacia schinoides, Acacia tetragonophylla, Geelong Botanic Gardens, Acacia aneura, Acacia auriculiformis, Acacia berlandieri, Acacia collinsii, Acacia confusa, Acacia dealbata, Acacia decurrens, Acacia erioloba, Acacia estrophiolata, Acacia greggii, Acacia heterophylla, Acacia catechu, Acacia collinsii, Acacia concinna, Acacia denticulosa, Acacia karroo, Acacia leprosa, Acacia aneura, Acacia catechu, Acacia confusa, Acacia constricta, Acacia dealbata, Acacia heterophylla, Acacia melanoxylon, Acacia baileyana, Acacia berlandieri, Acacia confusa, Acacia constricta, Acacia cyclops, Acacia dealbata, Acacia decurrens, Acacia farnesiana, Acacia greggii, Acacia longifolia, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia melanoxylon, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia rigidula, Acacia tortuosa, Acacia catechu, Acacia collinsii, Acacia cornigera, Acacia horrida, Acacia smallii, Acacia aneura, Acacia berlandieri, Acacia confusa, Acacia constricta, Acacia dealbata, Acacia heterophylla, Acacia koa, Acacia leprosa, Acacia koa, Acacia heterophylla, TiHKAL, Category:Acacia| , Category:Mimosoideae, Category:Pantropical flora, Category:Flora of Australia, Category:Flora of Argentina, Category:Trees of Africa, Category:Entheogens, ar:طلح, bg:Акация, ca:Acàcia, cy:Acesia, da:Akacie, de:Akazien, et:Akaatsia, el:Ακακία, es:Acacia, eo:Akacio, fr:Acacia, gl:Acacia, ko:아카시아속, hr:Akacija, it:Acacia, he:שיטה, ka:აკაცია, lt:Akacija, nl:Acacia, ja:アカシア, pl:Akacja, pt:Acácia, ro:Acacia, ru:Акация, sr:Акација, fi:Akasiat, sv:Akacior, vi:Chi Keo, tr:Akasya, uk:Акація, zh:金合欢]
Academic elitism	[1.0, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, Academic institution, Ivory Tower, scholarly method|scholarship, Crank (person)|cranks, Ivy League, capitalism, Alterity|Otherness, peer review, mainstream, suppression of dissent|suppression of intellectual dissent, Science and technology studies|sociologists of science, elite, conclusion, view, publisher, Thomas Kuhn, education system, Streaming (education)|Streaming, Elitism, Ivory Tower, Anti-intellectualism, Expert, Ivy League, Little Ivies, Southern Ivies, Ellen W. Schrecker|Schrecker, Ellen W., PDF, Category:Academia|Elitism, Category:Education issues, pt:Elitismo acadêmico, sv:Elfenbenstorn]
AcademicElitism	[1.0, Academic elitism]
Academy Award	[1.0, cinema|cinematic, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles, Film|motion picture, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Price Waterhouse, 79th Academy Awards, February 25, 2007, Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, Laura Ziskin, talk show, Ellen DeGeneres, 80th Academy Awards, February 24, 2008, statuette, gold, britannia metal|britannium, knight, Art Deco, crusade|crusader's, sword, reel, MGM, Cedric Gibbons, trophy, tin, copper, Chicago, Illinois, R.S. Owens, Bette Davis, Margaret Herrick, Mike Todd|Michael Todd, 79th Annual Academy Awards, midnight, Pacific Time Zone|Pacific Standard Time, Coordinated Universal Time|UTC, January 1, December 31, Los Angeles County, California, 35 mm film|35 mm, 70 mm film, fps, progressive scan, digital film, 720p|1280x720, 79th Annual Academy Awards, Screen Actors Guild, Image:Oscar deriv.png|120px|right, fashion, Black tie, bowtie, Alaska, Hawaii, Emmy Award|Emmys, Golden Globe Awards|Golden Globes, Grammy Award|Grammys, tape delay, NBC, NBC, American Broadcasting Company|ABC, NBC, American Broadcasting Company|ABC, For Your Consideration|lobbying and ad campaigns, Nielsen Ratings#"Sweeps"|sweeps, Emmys, March 30, 1981, Reagan assassination attempt|the shooting, President of the United States|President, Ronald Reagan, Washington, D.C., National Special Security Event, United States Department of Homeland Security, Film studio|Movie studios, hybrid vehicle, Leonardo DiCaprio, Al Gore, 1st Academy Awards, Hotel Roosevelt, Hollywood, California|Hollywood, Los Angeles, The Ambassador Hotel, Millennium Biltmore Hotel|Biltmore Hotel, Grauman's Chinese Theater, Shrine Auditorium, 21st Academy Awards, Pantages Theatre (Hollywood)|Pantages Theater, Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles Music Center, Kodak Theater, Hollywood and Highland|Hollywood & Highland Center, Kodak Theater, Around the World in 80 Days (1956 film)|Around the World in 80 Days, Grand Hotel (film)|Grand Hotel, Cecil B. DeMille, The Greatest Show on Earth, Citizen Kane, Best Original Screenplay, Films that have been considered the greatest ever|greatest American films of all time, comedy|comedic roles, Jack Nicholson, As Good As It Gets, Kevin Kline, A Fish Called Wanda, Jessica Lange, Tootsie, Jack Black, John C. Reilly, Will Ferrell, Judi Dench, Shakespeare in Love, Mrs. Brown, Grand Illusion (film)|Grand Illusion, Z (film)|Z, The Emigrants (film)|The Emigrants, Cries and Whispers, Il Postino, Life Is Beautiful, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Letters from Iwo Jima, Roberto Benigni, Pan's Labyrinth, Sophia Loren, Two Women, Image:BobHopegettingOscar.jpg|thumb|Although never even nominated for a competitive Oscar for any of his acting performances, comedian [[Bob Hope, Academy Award for Best Picture|Best Picture, Academy Award for Directing|Best Director, Academy Award for Best Actor|Best Actor, Academy Award for Best Actress|Best Actress, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor|Best Supporting Actor, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress|Best Supporting Actress, Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay|Best Original Screenplay, Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay|Best Adapted Screenplay, Academy Award for Best Animated Feature|Best Animated Feature, Academy Award for Best Art Direction|Best Art Direction, Academy Award for Best Cinematography|Best Cinematography, Academy Award for Costume Design|Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Documentary Feature|Best Documentary Feature, Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject|Best Documentary Short Subject, Academy Award for Film Editing|Best Film Editing, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|Best Foreign Language Film, Academy Award for Makeup|Best Makeup, Academy Award for Best Original Song|Best Original Song, Academy Award for Original Music Score|Best Original Score, Academy Award for Best Original Musical|Best Original Musical, Academy Award for Animated Short Film|Best Animated Short Film, Academy Award for Live Action Short Film|Best Live Action Short Film, Academy Award for Sound|Best Sound Mixing, Academy Award for Sound Effects Editing|Best Sound Editing, Academy Award for Visual Effects|Best Visual Effects, Academy Award for Best Assistant Director|Best Assistant Director, Academy Award for Best Dance Direction|Best Dance Direction, Academy Award for Engineering Effects|Best Engineering Effects, Academy Award for Best Short Film - Color|Best Short Film—Color, Academy Award for Best Short Film - Live Action - 2 Reels|Best Short Film—Live Action—2 Reels, Academy Award for Short Film - Novelty|Best Short Film—Novelty, Academy Award for Best Story|Best Original Story, Academy Award for Unique and Artistic Production|Best Unique and Artistic Quality of Production, Academy Award for Best Animated Feature|Best Animated Feature, Academy Award for Best Original Musical|Best Original Musical, Academy Award for Makeup|Best Makeup, Academy Honorary Award, Academy Special Achievement Award, Academy Award, Scientific or Technical, The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award, The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, Gordon E. Sawyer Award, Academy Juvenile Award, List of films winning the Academy Award "Big Five"|Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay, Academy Award statistics: Films receiving awards for Best Picture, Directing, Actor, Actress and Writing|Big Five, Grand Slam, It Happened One Night, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (film)|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Silence of the Lambs (film)|The Silence of the Lambs, Ben-Hur, Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (film)|The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (film)|The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, fantasy film|fantasy, science fiction, Cabaret (film)|Cabaret, The Godfather, All About Eve, Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic, The Turning Point (1977 film)|The Turning Point, The Color Purple (film)|The Color Purple, They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, Anne of the Thousand Days, Dreamgirls (film)|Dreamgirls, Grand Hotel (film)|Grand Hotel, Best Picture, Midnight Cowboy, Best Picture, Oliver! (film)|Oliver!, Best Picture, Beauty and the Beast (1991 film)|Beauty and the Beast, A Streetcar Named Desire (film)|A Streetcar Named Desire, Network (film)|Network, My Man Godfrey, Mrs. Miniver (film)|Mrs. Miniver, For Whom the Bell Tolls (film)|For Whom the Bell Tolls, Johnny Belinda, Sunset Boulevard (1950 film)|Sunset Boulevard, A Streetcar Named Desire (film)|A Streetcar Named Desire, From Here to Eternity, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (film)|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Bonnie and Clyde (film)|Bonnie and Clyde, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Network (film)|Network, Coming Home, Reds (film)|Reds, The Red Balloon, Katharine Hepburn, Morning Glory, Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, The Lion in Winter (1968 film)|The Lion in Winter, On Golden Pond, Meryl Streep, Kramer vs. Kramer, Sophie's Choice (film)|Sophie's Choice, Katharine Hepburn, Peter O'Toole, Jessica Tandy, Driving Miss Daisy, Gloria Stuart, Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic, Tatum O’Neal, Paper Moon (film)|Paper Moon, Justin Henry, Kramer vs. Kramer, May Robson, Lady for a Day, Kate Winslet, Sense and Sensibility (1995 film)|Sense and Sensibility, Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic, James Dean, East of Eden (1955 film)|East of Eden, Giant (film)|Giant, Beatrice Straight, Network (film)|Network, Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs (film)|The Silence of the Lambs, George C. Scott, Patton (film)|Patton, Marlon Brando, The Godfather (film)|The Godfather, Sacheen Littlefeather, Luise Rainer, The Great Ziegfeld, The Good Earth (film)|The Good Earth, Spencer Tracy, Captains Courageous (film)|Captains Courageous, Boys Town, Katharine Hepburn, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, The Lion in Winter, Jason Robards, All the President's Men, Julia (film)|Julia, Tom Hanks, Philadelphia (film)|Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, debut, Shirley Booth, Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand, Marlee Matlin, Haing S. Ngor, Gale Sondergaard, Katina Paxinou, Mercedes McCambridge, Eva Marie Saint, Jo Van Fleet, Tatum O'Neal, Anna Paquin, Jennifer Hudson, Claude Jarman Jr., Vincent Winter, African American, George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion (1938 film)|Pygmalion, Nobel Prize, Nobel Prize in Literature, John Steinbeck, Lifeboat (film)|Lifeboat, Harold Pinter, The French Lieutenant's Woman (film)|The French Lieutenant's Woman , Betrayal (1983 film)|Betrayal, Walt Disney, John Williams, Kevin O'Connell (sound re-recording mixer)|Kevin O'Connell, Apocalypto, John Ford, William Wyler, debut, Delbert Mann, Robert Wise, Jerome Robbins, Robert Redford, James L. Brooks, Kevin Costner, Sam Mendes, Shirley Temple Black, Academy Juvenile Award, John Singleton, Boyz N the Hood, African American, Charlie Chaplin, Dudley Nichols, The Informer (film)|The Informer, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences|Academy, List of Academy Award winning films, List of Academy Awards ceremonies, List of actors receiving six or more Academy Award nominations, List of actors receiving two or more Academy Awards, List of actors who have appeared in multiple Best Picture Academy Award winners, List of Asian Academy Award winners and nominees, List of Black Academy Award winners and nominees, List of films receiving six or more Academy Awards, List of films receiving ten or more Academy Award nominations, List of films receiving the Academy Award "Big Five", List of films receiving three or more acting Academy Award nominations, List of films receiving two or more acting Academy Awards, List of oldest and youngest Academy Award winners and nominees, List of people receiving five or more Academy Awards, List of people receiving three or more Academy Award directing nominations, List of presenters of Best Picture Academy Award, List of superlative Academy Award winners and nominees, WP:NOT, Moviefone, Category:Academy Awards, Category:Film awards, af:Oscar, ar:جائزة الأوسكار, ast:Premios Oscar, zh-min-nan:Oscar Chióng, bs:Oskar, bg:Награди на филмовата академия на САЩ, ca:Oscar, cs:Oscar, cy:Gwobrau'r Academi, da:Oscaruddelingen, de:Oscar, et:Oscar, el:Όσκαρ, es:Premios Oscar, eo:Akademia Premio, eu:Oscar Sariak, fa:جایزه اسکار, fr:Oscar du cinéma, gl:Premios Oscar, ko:아카데미상, hr:Oscar, ilo:Pammadayaw nga Oscar, id:Academy Awards, is:Óskarsverðlaunin, it:Premio Oscar, he:פרס אוסקר, kn:ಆಸ್ಕರ್ ಪ್ರಶಸ್ತಿ, ka:ოსკარი, la:Praemia Academiae, lv:Amerikas Kinoakadēmijas balva, lt:Oskaras, hu:Oscar-díj, mk:Оскар, nl:Academy Award, ja:アカデミー賞, no:Oscar, nn:Oscar-prisen, pms:Premi Oscar, nds:Oscar, pl:Nagroda Akademii Filmowej, pt:Óscar, ro:Premiul Oscar, ru:Оскар (премия), sq:Academy Award, simple:Academy Award, sk:Oscar, sl:Oskar (filmska nagrada), sr:Награда Америчке филмске академије, sh:Oscari, fi:Oscar-palkinto, sv:Oscar (filmpris), ta:ஆஸ்கார் விருது, th:รางวัลออสการ์, vi:Giải Oscar, tg:Ҷоизаи Оскар, tr:Akademi Ödülleri, uk:Оскар (премія), yi:אקעדעמי אווארד, zh-yue:奧斯卡金像獎, zh:奥斯卡金像奖]
Academy Awards/Art Direction	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Art Direction]
Academy Awards/Best Actor	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Actor, Academy Award for Best Actor]
Academy Awards/Best Actress	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Actress, Academy Award for Best Actress]
Academy Awards/Best Picture	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Picture]
Academy Awards/Best Supporting Actor	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor]
Academy Awards/Best Supporting Actress	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress]
Academy Awards/Cinematography	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Cinematography]
Academy Awards/Directing	[1.0, Academy Award for Directing]
Academy Awards/Documentary Feature	[1.0, Academy Award for Documentary Feature]
Academy Awards/Foreign Language Film	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film]
Academy Awards/Music Original Song	[1.0, WP:AES|←, Academy Award for Best Original Song, Academy Award for Best Original Song]
Academy Awards/Short Film Live Action	[1.0, Academy Award for Live Action Short Film]
Academy award	[1.0, Academy Award]
AcademyAwards	[1.0, Academy Award]
AcademyAwards/BestPicture	[1.0, Academy Award for Best Picture]
Acadia University	[1.0, Public university|Public, Wolfville, Nova Scotia|Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, as of 2006, Gail Dinter-Gottlieb, Arthur Irving, acres, Acadia Axemen|Axemen, Acadia Axewomen|Axewomen, university, Wolfville, Nova Scotia|Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches, Acadia Divinity College, Baptists, University of King's College, Anglican, Dalhousie University, Church of Scotland, Classics, Acadian, First Baptist Church Halifax, John Pryor, As of 2006, Gail Dinter-Gottlieb, Kelvin Ogilvie, Robert A. M. Stern|Robert Stern, Strike action|strike, laptop, Smithsonian, Ubiquitous computing|Ubiquitous Computing, Maclean's, Acadia Axemen|Axemen, Acadia Axewomen|Axewomen, Canadian Interuniversity Sport, College of Arms, Athena, alma mater, Annie Lisle, Acadia Students' Union, The Athenaeum (Acadia University)|The Athenaeum, Marcia Anastasia Christoforides|Christofor Hall, William Twaits, William A. White|Rev. William A. White, Edgar Archibald, Norman Atkins, Gordon Lockhart Bennett, Arthur Bourns, Bob Cameron (football player)|Bob Cameron, Dalton Camp, John Wallace de Beque Farris, Mark Day (actor)|Mark Day, Charles Aubrey Eaton, William Feindel, Dale Frail, Milton Fowler Gregg, Charles B. Huggins, Kenneth Colin Irving, Robert Irving (industrialist)|Robert Irving, Lorie Kane, LPGA, Gerald Keddy, David H. Levy, Peter MacKay, Henry Poole MacKeen, Paul Masotti, Harrison McCain, Donald Oliver, Freeman Patterson, Jacob Gould Schurman, William A. White|Rev. William A. White, Lance Woolaver, Kelvin Ogilvie, James Perkin, Allan Sinclair, James Beveridge, Watson Kirkconnell, Frederic Patterson, George Cutten, W.B. Hutchinson, Thomas Trotter (Acadia President)|Thomas Trotter, Artemus Sawyer, Edmund Crawley, John Cramp, John Pryor, William Feindel, Alex Colville, Acadia Students' Union, Category:Acadia University|*, Category:Kings County, Nova Scotia, Category:Universities and colleges in Nova Scotia, Category:Educational institutions established in 1838]
Acamthocephala	[1.0, Acanthocephala]
Acantharea	[1.0, es:Acantharea, Eukaryote|Eukaryota, Rhizaria, Radiolarian|Radiolaria, Haeckel, radiolaria, protozoa, strontium sulfate, fossil, microfibril, myonemes, vacuole, zooxanthella, Holacanthida, Symphyacanthida, Chaunacanthida, Arthracanthida, flagellate, Category:Rhizaria, Category:Amoeboids, es:Acantharea, eu:Acantharea, fr:Acantharea]
Acapulco	[1.0, fr:Acapulco, States of Mexico|State, Guerrero, Municipalities of Guerrero|Municipality, Party of the Democratic Revolution|PRD, Demonym, Time in Mexico|CST, sea port, Guerrero, coast, Mexico, Mexico City, Panama, San Francisco, California, United States|USA, municipalities of Mexico|municipality, Chilpancingo, Image:Puerto de Acapulco Boot 1628.png|left|thumb|A 1628 Spanish relief map of Acapulco Bay, Nahuatl, 3rd millennium BC, Tarascan, Mixtec, Zapotec, Aztec, Spain|Spanish, Hernán Cortés, China, Zacatula, Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán, April 25, 1528, Peru, Sea of Cortez, Asia, Andrés de Urdaneta, Manila Galleon, Manila, Philippines, International Date Line, Image:Hasekura in Rome.JPG|thumb|150px|[[Hasekura Tsunenaga, Francis Drake, Cabo San Lucas, Thomas Cavendish, gold, London bullion market, Hasekura Tsunenaga, Netherlands|Dutch, 1615, 1617, earthquake, Mexican War of Independence|War of Independence, earthquake, Image:Acapulco nammer.jpg|thumb|400px|The [[city, wood, Tabares, cotton, tobacco, cacao, sugarcane, coffee, 1968 Summer Olympics, yachting, sailing, regatta, Hurricane Pauline, Frank Sinatra, Come Fly with Me (song)|Come Fly With Me, Image:Acapulco Kodachrome by Chalmers Butterfield.jpg|thumb|Acapulco, 1950's, Cancun, spring break, Roqueta, water sport, Mayan Resorts, Image:acacliffdiver.jpg|thumb|200px|La Quebrada Cliff Diver--May 20, 2006, La Quebrada Cliff Divers, United States, Jorge Campos, Roberto Palazuelos, Omar Jaramillo, History of the west coast of North America, Spring Break, Acafest, Category:Cities in Guerrero, Category:Coastal cities, Category:Beaches of Mexico, Category:Acapulco| , ca:Acapulco, cs:Acapulco, da:Acapulco, de:Acapulco, et:Acapulco, es:Acapulco, eo:Akapulko, fr:Acapulco, gl:Acapulco, ko:아카풀코, id:Acapulco, it:Acapulco, nah:Ācapōlco, nl:Acapulco de Juárez, ja:アカプルコ, no:Acapulco, pl:Acapulco, pt:Acapulco, ru:Акапулько, simple:Acapulco, sr:Акапулко, fi:Acapulco, sv:Acapulco, tr:Acapulco, uk:Акапулько, vo:Acapulco, zh:阿卡普尔科]
Accelerate	[1.0, Acceleration]
Accelerated Graphics Port	[1.0, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI, Intel, PCI Express, :Category:Graphics cards|graphics card, computer, motherboard, 3D computer graphics, computer bus|'bus', PCI Express, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI, sideband addressing, Graphics Address Remapping Table, operating system, x86, Socket 7, Pentium, Slot 1, Pentium II, 440LX, Slot 1, December 8, 2000, 430TX, VIA Technologies|VIA, Silicon Integrated Systems|SiS, Acer Laboratories Incorporated|ALI, Rendition (company)|Rendition, 3dfx, Voodoo_Banshee#Voodoo_Banshee|Voodoo Banshee, NVIDIA, RIVA 128, 3Dlabs, Intel740|Intel i740, ATI Rage|ATI Rage series, Matrox, S3 ViRGE|S3 ViRGE GX/2, Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, 1997, Linux, AGPgart, 32-bit, Megahertz|MHz, megabyte, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI, double pumped, Quadruple data rate|quad pumped, computer-aided design, Molex connector|Molex, 64-bit, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI bus, PCI Express, Elitegroup Computer Systems|ECS, ASRock, Epox|EpoX, Silicon Integrated Systems|SiS, Biostar, Advanced Graphics Riser, Image:AGP & AGP Pro Keying.svg|right|thumb|400px|Compatibility, AGP Keys on card (top), on slot (bottom), Backward compatibility|backward, Forward compatibility|forward compatible, Apple Computer|Apple, Power Macintosh, Apple Display Connector, CPU design|CPU architectures, firmware, 2006|As of late 2006, PCI Express, GeForce 8 Series|8 series, 2007-02-22, The Inquirer, Valve Corporation, November 2006, Steam (content delivery)|Steam, 2006-11-15, Valve Corporation, List of device bandwidths, Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI, PCI Express, Category:Macintosh internals, Category:IBM PC compatibles, Category:Motherboard expansion slot, bs:Accelerated Graphics Port, ca:AGP, cs:Accelerated Graphics Port, de:Accelerated Graphics Port, et:AGP, es:Accelerated Graphics Port, eo:AGP, fr:Accelerated Graphics Port, gl:AGP, hr:Accelerated Graphics Port, id:AGP, it:Accelerated Graphics Port, he:Accelerated Graphics Port, lv:AGP, nl:Accelerated Graphics Port, ja:Accelerated Graphics Port, no:AGP, pl:AGP, pt:Accelerated Graphics Port, ru:AGP, sq:AGP, sk:Accelerated Graphics Port, sr:AGP, fi:AGP, sv:AGP, tr:AGP, zh:AGP]
Acceleration	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/99.244.199.40|99.244.199.40, User talk:99.244.199.40|talk, Image:Acceleration.svg|thumb|Acceleration is the time rate of change of velocity and/or direction, and at any point on a velocity-time graph, it is given by the slope of the tangent to the curve at that point., physics, Derivative|rate of change, velocity, vector (spatial)|vector, length, time, SI|SI units, Metre per second squared|metres/second², limit (mathematics)|limit, derivative, vector (spatial)|vector, Direction (geometry, geography)|direction, Magnitude (mathematics)#Euclidean vectors|magnitude, Leibniz's notation for differentiation, velocity vs. time graph, derivative, SI, Transverse, perpendicular, parallel, circular motion, centripetal acceleration, g-force|g, Uniform Acceleration|uniform acceleration, gravitational field, Earth, sea, latitude, Jerk, classical mechanics, Force (physics)|force, mass, Newton's laws of motion|Newton's second law, invariant (physics)|invariance, Galilean transformation, classical mechanics, special relativity, Albert Einstein, proper acceleration, general relativity, gravity, Twin paradox, General relativity, Inertial frame of reference|inertial frames of reference, Introduction to general relativity, General relativity#Coordinate vs. physical acceleration|Coordinate vs. physical acceleration, Category:Physical quantity, Category:Dynamics, ar:تسارع, ast:Aceleración, bn:ত্বরণ, zh-min-nan:Ka-sok-tō͘, bs:Ubrzanje, bg:Ускорение, ca:Acceleració, cs:Zrychlení, cy:Cyflymiad, da:Acceleration, de:Beschleunigung, et:Kiirendus, el:Επιτάχυνση, es:Aceleración, eo:Akcelo, eu:Azelerazio, fa:شتاب, fr:Accélération, gl:Aceleración, hak:Kâ-suk-thu, ko:가속도, hr:Ubrzanje, io:Acelero, id:Percepatan, is:Hröðun, it:Accelerazione, he:תאוצה, la:Acceleratio, lv:Paātrinājums, lt:Pagreitis, hu:Gyorsulás, ms:Pecutan, nl:Versnelling (natuurkunde), ja:加速度, no:Akselerasjon, nn:Akselerasjon, nov:Akseleratione, pl:Przyspieszenie, pt:Aceleração, ru:Ускорение, scn:Accilirazzioni, simple:Acceleration, sk:Zrýchlenie, sl:Pospešek, sr:Убрзање, sh:Ubrzanje, fi:Kiihtyvyys, sv:Acceleration, te:త్వరణము, th:ความเร่ง, vi:Gia tốc, tr:İvme, uk:Прискорення, zh:加速度]
Acceptance testing	[1.0, engineering, Fields of engineering|subdisciplines, black-box testing, system, Fields of engineering|subdiscipline, black-box testing, ITIL|release acceptance, customer, Development stage|beta testing, #User acceptance testing|user acceptance testing, boolean, quality, contract, Subject Matter Expert, Software development process|software development, Requirements analysis|user requirements specification, test case, show stopper bug, crash (computing)|software crashes, unit testing, integration testing, system testing, agile software development, Extreme Programming, user story, FrameworkForIntegratedTest|Fit, FitNesse, FrameworkForIntegratedTest|Fit, Selenium (software), Watir, Black box testing, Development stage, Dynamic testing, Software testing, Test-driven development, White box testing, Unit testing, ITIL, Category:Systems testing, Category:Software testing, de:Akzeptanztest (Softwaretechnik), fr:Test de validation, he:בדיקות קבלה, vi:Testing theory: acceptant test]
Accessible computing	[1.0, Computer accessibility]
AccessibleComputing	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Ngaiklin|Ngaiklin, Special:Contributions/Rory096|Rory096, Computer accessibility]
Accidental property	[1.0, Aristotle, essential properties|essential, properties, essence, Category:Classical Greek philosophy, Category:Aristotle]
Accordion	[1.0, Free reed aerophone, Image:Estrella 24-bass accordion.jpg|thumb|right|A 24-bass piano accordion, musical instrument, bellows, free reed aerophone, squeezebox, reed (music)|reeds, Musical keyboard|keyboard, Image:Accordian Player Circus Amok by David Shankbone.jpg|thumb|[[Jenny Romaine, Jennifer Miller, Coney Island, Image:German button accordion.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Diatonic button accordion (German make, early 20th century)., Musical keyboard|keyboard, piano, chord (music)|chords, Europe, Aeoline, Anton Haeckl, flutina, concertina, Sir Charles Wheatstone, Vienna, tone color, diatonic, Image:reedsinset.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The inside of an early 20th century button accordion with a closeup of the reeds., Guido Deiro, Vaudeville, musette, France, 1950s, chanson, Norteño, Ramón Ayala y sus Bravos del Norte, Maria Kalaniemi, Karen Tweed, England|English, Scotland|Scottish, Zydeco, Cajun, Louisiana, Polka, guitar, rock music, "Weird Al" Yankovic, They Might Be Giants, The Decemberists, The Arcade Fire, Brazil, Triangle (instrument)|triangle, zabumba, forró, Colombia, Antilles, 20th Century, troubadours, Caribbean Region, Vallenato, Argentina, tango music, Klezmer music, Gary Larson, The Far Side, Trot, North Korea, South Korea, Jang Yoon Jeong, Image:C-Griff.svg|thumb|Chromatic button system (type C), Image:B-Griff.svg|thumb|Chromatic button system (type B), Image:Busking Accordionist.jpg|thumb|Garmon' player, button accordion, melody, Musical keyboard|keyboard, button, piano, Diatonic button accordion, melody, diatonic, scale (music)|scales, key (music)|keys, bass (music)|bass, chord (music)|chords, melodeon, bellows, garmon', #Hybrids|Hybrids, chromatic button accordion, chromatic scale|chromatically, Russia, Bayan (accordion)|bayan, European classical music|classical music, Janko keyboard, Russia, Garmon', Livenka, Saratovskaya Garmonika, Schrammel accordion, Vienna|Viennese, chamber music, Klezmer, schwyzerörgeli, Switzerland|Swiss, trikitixa, Basque people, Scotland, British Chromatic Accordion, Hohner, Jimmy Shand|Sir Jimmy Shand, circle of fifths, major third, root note, major chord, minor chord, Seventh chord#The dominant seventh|(dominant) seventh chord, diminished seventh, Image:Accordionlayout.png|thumb|center|750px|Stradella bass layout, William Schimmel, United States, John Serry, Sr., Guy Klucevsek, avant-garde, Sofia Gubaidulina, Mauricio Kagel, Magnus Lindberg, new music, Ogg, Concertina, Bandoneon, Melodeon, Flutina, Roland Virtual Accordion, Harmonica, Harmonium, Melodica, Sheng (instrument)|Sheng, Khene, Polka, Lawrence Welk, Angelo DiPippo, Myron Floren, Frankie Yankovic, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Roberto Ruscitti, Yann Tiersen, Jason Webley, Bruce Hornsby, Rob Hyman, The Hooters, Joseph Byrd, John Linnell, They Might Be Giants, Dennis DeYoung, Styx (band)|Styx, Danny Elfman, Oingo Boingo, Neil Cicierega, Lemon Demon, Billy Joel, Franz Nicolay, The World/Inferno Friendship Society, David Hidalgo, Los Lobos, Gabby La La, Michel Martin, NPR, Rough Cuts, Zach Condon, Beirut, Patrick Wolf, Tré Cool, Green Day, Rick Wright, Pink Floyd, Gary Brooker, Procol Harum, Keith Emerson, John Evan, Jethro Tull (band), Sheryl Crow, Ryan Jarman, The Cribs, Zydeco, Buckwheat Zydeco, Clifton Chenier, Beau Jocques, Flogging Molly, Kevin Hearn, Jason Webley, Boozoo Chavis, Yuri Lemeshev, Gogol Bordello, Jenny Conlee, The Decemberists, Flaco Jimenez, James Fearnley, Pogues, Kimmo Pohjonen, Lisko Mäkinen, Antti Laurila, metal music, Turisas, Juho "JuhoKusti" Kauppinen, folk metal, Korpiklaani, Those Darn Accordions, John Lennon, Jaleel White, Steve Urkel, Family Matters, Régine Chassagne, Richard Reed Parry, Suzie Gagnon, Cirque du Soleil, Corteo, Alegria, Martyn Jacques, The Tiger Lillies, Joshua Camp, One Ring Zero, .357 Lover, Christy Moore, Ambrose Bierce, Devil's Dictionary, International Music Council|IMC, UNESCO, wikia:squeezebox|Squeezebox, Category:Free reed aerophones, Category:Keyboard instruments, Category:Sets of free reeds, Category:Accordionists| , bs:Harmonika, br:Akordeoñs, ca:Acordió, cs:Akordeon, da:Harmonika, de:Akkordeon, es:Acordeón, eo:Akordiono, fr:Accordéon, gl:Acordeón, hr:Harmonika, ia:Accordion, it:Fisarmonica, he:אקורדיון, la:Harmonica diductilis, lt:Akordeonas, nl:Accordeon, ja:アコーディオン, no:Trekkspill, nn:Trekkspel, pl:Akordeon, pt:Acordeão, ru:Аккордеон, simple:Accordion, fi:Harmonikka, sv:Dragspel, tr:Akordiyon, uk:Акордеон, zh:手风琴]
Accountancy	[1.0, Stakeholder, Stakeholder (corporate), WP:DPL|WikiProject Disambiguation, WP:POP|Popups, profession, methodology, account, Financial accountancy|Financial accounting, management accounting, accountants, Chartered Accountant, Chartered Certified Accountant, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants|ACCA, FCCA, Management accounting|Management Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Financial audit|Auditing, internal auditing, external audit, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, International Financial Reporting Standards, financial statement|financial reports, Stakeholder (corporate)|stakeholder, shareholder, creditor, bookkeeping, Accounting scholarship, double-entry bookkeeping system, debit, credit, Europe, Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece|Greece, standard accounting practice, Accounting reform, bookkeeping, economics, human, agriculture, civilization, Sumerians, Mesopotamia, Christian Bible, Book of Matthew, Quran, Twelfth-century, Ibn Taymiyyah, Hisba (book)|Hisba, Muslims, seventh century, Ancient Rome|Roman, Persian Empire|Persian, Umar, Caliph, Islam, Umar, Muslim, Ottoman Empire, Croatia, Benedetto Cotrugli, Dubrovnik, Italy, double-entry book-keeping, 1458, 1573, Image:Pacioli.jpg|thumbnail|right|300px||<small><center>Painting of Luca Pacioli, attributed to [[Jacopo de' Barbari, Luca Pacioli, Summa, Venice, 1494, double-entry accounting system, balance sheet, income statement, English language, London, England, John Gouge, 1543, John Mellis, Southwark, England, Marko Lane, 1635, Netherlands|Dutch, certified, British qualified accountants|British qualified accountancy bodies, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants|ACCA, Institute of Chartered Accountants, Chartered Certified Accountant, Chartered Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Accountancy in Hong Kong, Certified Management Accountant, Certified General Accountant, CPA Australia|Certified Practicing Accountant, Law Society, Big 4 accountancy firm|Big Four auditors, multinational, PricewaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Ernst & Young, Swiss Verein, Enron, accounting scandals, June 15, 2002, Enron, Nancy Temple, David Duncan, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, August 31, 2002, KPMG, Deloitte & Touche, International Accounting Standards, International Accounting Standards Board, London, US GAAP|US practices, Accounting reform, capitalism, economics, International Accounting Standards Board, United States, Financial Accounting Standards Board, level A guidance, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, D level guidance, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, C level guidance, Governmental Accounting Standards Board, Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board, Germany, Accounting Standards Committee of Germany, Canada, Ghana, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ghana, Hong Kong, Accountancy in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, HKICPA, India, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Malaysia, Malaysian Accounting Standards Board, Malaysian Institute of Accountants, New Zealand, Accounting Standards Review Board, New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants, Republic Ireland|Ireland, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, South Africa, South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, United Kingdom, Accounting Standards Board, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, German CPA Society (GCPAS), Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, HKICPA, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Malaysian Institute of Accountants, New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants, South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan, International Federation of Accountants, CPA Australia, United States, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, public company|public companies, Federal Reserve, Germany, German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), India, Reserve Bank of India, United States, Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, Germany, German Auditor Oversight Commission, International, International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board, United States, Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Government Accountability Office, Germany, German Institute of Certified Public Accountants (IDW), Australia, AUASB - Auditing & Assurance Standards Board, Hong Kong, Accountancy in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, HKICPA, South Africa, Public Accountants and Auditors Board, United Kingdom, Auditing Practices Board, Pakistan, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan, Grant Thornton, British qualified accountants, list of accounting topics, International Financial Reporting Standards, United States, US generally accepted accounting principles|generally accepted accounting principles, United Kingdom, UK generally accepted accounting principles|generally accepted accounting principles, Hong Kong, Assurance services, Audit, Information technology audit, Internal audit, Lean accounting, Cost accounting, Cash-basis versus accrual-basis accounting|Cash-basis and accrual-basis accounting, Financial accountancy, Fund Accounting, Internal accountancy|Internal, external accountancy, Management accounting, Project accounting, Positive accounting, Environmental accounting, Tax accounting, Entity concept, Dual aspect, Going concern, Accounting period, Money measurement concept, Historical Cost concept, Periodic matching of cost and revenue concept, Verifiable objective evidence concept, Realization concept, Accounting methods, Accrual|Accrual, Convention of disclosure, materiality|Convention of materiality, Convention of consistency, Convention of conservatism, Accounting software, Database, Online Office, Spreadsheet|spreadsheet programs, XBRL, lean accounting, auditing, bookkeeping, chartered accountant, cost accounting, management accounting, financial accounting, forensic accounting, taxation, public accountancy, private accountancy, internal accountancy, external accountancy, Accounting reform, British Accountant, Critical accounting policy, E-accounting, Financial statements, Notes to the Financial Statements, Green eyeshade, Standard accounting practices, Inflation accounting, List of accounting topics, List of finance topics, List of business law topics, List of business ethics, political economy, and philosophy of business topics, Category:Accountancy|*, Category:Finance, Category:Professions|Accountant, ar:محاسبة, bg:Счетоводство, ca:Comptabilitat, cs:Účetnictví, de:Rechnungswesen, es:Contabilidad, fa:حسابداری, fr:Comptabilité, he:חשבונאות, id:Akuntansi, it:Contabilità, ms:Perakaunan, nl:Boekhouding, ja:会計, no:Regnskap, ug:بوغالتىرلىق, pl:Rachunkowość, pt:Contabilidade, ro:Contabilitate, ru:Бухгалтерский учёт, sq:Kontabiliteti, simple:Accountancy, sm:Accounting, fi:Kirjanpito, sv:Redovisning, tr:Muhasebe, uk:Бухгалтерський облік, yi:אקאונטענט, zh:会计学]
Accounting	[1.0, Accountancy]
Accounting and Bookkeeping	[1.0, Accountancy]
Accrington	[1.0, United Kingdom Census 2001|2001 Census, Hyndburn, Lancashire, Hyndburn (UK Parliament constituency)|Hyndburn, Image:arms-accrington.jpg|thumb|Arms of the former Accrington Municipal Borough Council, Image:Blackburn-Rd-Regeneration.jpg|thumb|Blackburn Road near Church, Mill (factory)|mill, Lancashire, England, North West England|North West, Accrington, Church, Lancashire|Church, Clayton-le-Moors, Great Harwood, Oswaldwistle, Aylesbury, Carlisle, Guildford, Scunthorpe, Marks and Spencer, JJB Sports, Boots the Chemist|Boots, Burnley, Blackburn, M65 motorway, Manchester, Haslingden, Bury, Beeching Report, A56 road|A56, dual carriageway, M66 motorway, Industrial Revolution, Cotton mill|Mill, dye, Chartism|Chartist, municipal borough, Local Government Act 1972, Hyndburn, Oswaldtwistle, Church, Lancashire|Church, Clayton-le-Moors, Great Harwood, Rishton, Accrington Pals, battalion, World War I, Pals battalion, Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum|Lord Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, Burnley, Blackburn, Chorley, France, Battle of the Somme (1916)|Battle of the Somme, Western front|Western Front, cenotaph, World War II, Recruitment to the British Army during World War I, Accrington Stanley F.C., Eddie 'the Eagle' Edwards, The Football League|Football League, Nationwide Conference, The Football League|Football League, Oxford United F.C., Accrington F.C., Jon Anderson, Yes (band)|Yes, David Lloyd (cricketer)|David "Bumble" Lloyd, Sky Sports, Graeme Fowler, Jeanette Winterson, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Harrison Birtwistle, John Virtue, Ron Hill, J.R.Whinfield, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Hayley Cropper, Coronation Street, Yvette Livesey, Mike Duxbury, Andy Hargreaves, Lynch School of Education, Boston College, Ronnie Baxter, Mystic Meg, Bob Ratcliffe, Accrington moorhead sports college|Accrington Moorhead Sports College , Category:Hyndburn, Category:Towns in Lancashire, Category:Accrington, da:Accrington, eo:Accrington, fr:Accrington, nl:Accrington, no:Accrington, pl:Accrington, simple:Accrington, zh:阿克寧頓]
Accumulator (computing)	[1.0, Special:Contributions/148.197.5.20|148.197.5.20, User talk:148.197.5.20|talk, computer, central processing unit|CPU, processor register|register, arithmetic logic unit|arithmetic and logic, primary storage|main memory, computer architecture, operand, instruction (computer science)|instruction, memory address|memaddress, x86, Knuth, MIX, Category:Digital registers, da:Akkumulator (processor), de:Akkumulator (Computer), es:Acumulador (informática), fr:Accumulateur (informatique), it:Accumulatore (informatica), pl:Akumulator (informatyka), zh:累加器]
Accusative case	[1.0, abbreviation|abbreviated, noun, grammatical case, direct object, transitive verb, preposition, Indo-European languages, Latin, Sanskrit, Greek language|Greek, German language|German, Russian language|Russian, Finno-Ugric languages, Semitic languages, Arabic language|Arabic, Balto-Finnic languages, partitive case, Telicity|telic, English language|English, declension, Old English language|Old English, dative case, oblique case, Objective (grammar)|objective case, Declension in English, noun phrase, Morphology (linguistics)|morphology, German language|German, nominative case, object (grammar)|direct object, lative case, indirect statement, Latin declension, German articles, German pronouns, animacy|animate and inanimate, Animacy#Russian|different forms, partitive case|partitive, nominative case|nominative, genitive case|genitive, personal pronoun, interrogative pronoun, Nota accusativi, Category:Grammatical cases, af:Akkusatief, als:Akkusativ, bs:Akuzativ, bg:Винителен падеж, ca:Cas acusatiu, cs:Akuzativ, da:Akkusativ, de:Akkusativ, el:Αιτιατική, es:Caso acusativo, eo:Akuzativo, fr:Accusatif, gl:Acusativo, hr:Akuzativ, is:Þolfall, it:Accusativo, la:Accusativus, nl:Accusatief, ja:対格, no:Akkusativ, nn:Akkusativ, pl:Biernik, pt:Caso acusativo, ro:Cazul acuzativ, ru:Винительный падеж, sk:Akuzatív, sr:Акузатив, sh:Akuzativ, fi:Akkusatiivi, sv:Ackusativ, uk:Знахідний відмінок, zh:宾格, zh-classical:賓格]
Acephali	[1.0, Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, Greek language, monophysite, 5th century, Peter III of Alexandria|Peter Mongus, patriarch, Alexandria, Markos II of Alexandria|Mark II, 799, 819, England, Henry I of England, Pliny the Elder|Pliny's, Blemmyae, Category:Theology, de:Akephalie]
Acetylene	[1.0, Image:Acetylene-2D.png|150px|Acetylene, Image:Acetylene-3D-vdW.png|150px|Acetylene, IUPAC nomenclature|IUPAC preferred name, IUPAC nomenclature|Systematic name, Chemical formula, Molecular mass, CAS registry number|CAS number, Density, Autoignition temperature, Explosive limit, Melting point, Boiling point, Simplified molecular input line entry specification|SMILES, NFPA 704, wikipedia:Chemical infobox|Disclaimer and references, IUPAC nomenclature|systematic, hydrocarbon, alkyne, hydrogen, atoms, carbon, Saturation (chemistry)|unsaturated, organic compound, covalent bond, Edmund Davy, Marcellin Berthelot, Gustaf Dalén, calcium carbonate, limestone, coal, coke (fuel)|coke, calcium carbide, carbon monoxide, carbide, calcium acetylide, calcium hydroxide, Friedrich Wohler, electric arc furnace, hydroelectric power, Niagara Falls, combustion, methane, oxygen, Cracking (chemistry)|cracking, hydrocarbon, methyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol, ethylene, ether, cyanogen, hydrogen, carbon, carbon arc, pyrolysis, dimer, vinylacetylene, benzene, soot, aliphatic, aromatic, benzene, toluene, acetic acid, oxalic acid, ethylene, ethane, Polymerization, Ziegler-Natta catalyst, polyacetylene, organic semiconductor, iodine, Walter Reppe, catalyst, alcohol, hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen chloride, carboxylic acid, vinyl, Image:Reppe-chemnistry-vinylization.png|300px, aldehydes, Image:Reppe-chemistry-endiol.png|300px, 1,4-butynediol, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, acrylic acid, acrylic glass, Image:Reppe-chemistry-carbonmonoxide-01.png|400px, Image:Reppe-chemistry-carbonmonoxide-02.png|400px, benzene, cyclooctatetraene, Image:Reppe-chemistry-benzene.png|240px, Image:Reppe-chemistry-cyclooctatetraene.png|240px, United States, oxyacetylene, gas welding, blowtorch|cutting, Kilojoule|kJ, solid fuel, carbide lamp|acetylene ('carbide') lamp, Davy lamp, automobile|cars, caver, water, calcium carbide, Tata (Hungary)|Tata, Hungary, 24 July, 1897, North Petherton, England, carburization, steel, molecular manufacturing, radiocarbon dating, lithium, lithium carbide, lithium acetylide, mass spectrometer, instability|unstable, chemical decomposition|decompose, exothermic, chemical reaction|reaction, gas compressor|compressed, acetone, dimethylformamide, Agamassan, gas cylinder, welding, phosphine, arsine, hydrogen sulfide, general anaesthetic, nitrous oxide, phosphine, arsine, hydrogen sulfide, garlic, divinyl sulfide, ammonia, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphine, arsine, methane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, vinyl acetylene, divinyl acetylene, diacetylene, propadiene, hexadiene, butadienyl acetylene, methyl acetylene, bromine, chlorine, copper, mercury (element)|mercury, silver, alkyne, Enceladus (moon)|Enceladus, Saturn, kelvin, Nature (journal)|Nature, Category:Alkynes, ar:أسيتلين, ca:Acetilè, cs:Ethyn, da:Acetylen, de:Ethin, et:Atsetüleen, el:Αιθίνιο, es:Acetileno, eo:Acetileno, fa:استیلن, fr:Acétylène, gl:Acetileno, hr:Acetilen, it:Acetilene, la:Ethinum, lv:Acetilēns, lt:Acetilenas, hu:Acetilén, nl:Ethyn, ja:アセチレン, pl:Etyn, pt:Acetileno, ro:Acetilenă, ru:Ацетилен, scn:Acitalena, simple:Acetylene, sk:Acetylén, sl:Acetilen, sr:Ацетилен, fi:Asetyleeni, sv:Etyn, uk:Ацетилен, zh:乙炔]
Achaeans	[1.0, Achaea (MUD), MUD, Greek language|Greek, Homer, Iliad, Achaea, Peloponnese, Achaean League, Mycenaean civilization, 1600 BC, Ancient Greece|Hellenic, 3rd millennium BC, Hittite language|Hittite, Tawagalawa Letter, Hittites|Hittite, Miletus, Madduwatta, Trojan War, Troy, acropolis, Linear B, Achaea, Achaea (province), Aegean civilization, Mycenaean Greece, Historicity of the Iliad, Mycenaean language, Homer, Troy, Achaean League, confederation, Greece|Greek, city state, Achaea, Peloponnese, 5th century BC|5th, 4th century BC, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Ancient peoples, ar:أخيون, br:Akeaned, bg:Ахейци, da:Achaier, de:Achaier, es:Aqueo, fr:Achéens, gl:Aqueos, it:Achei, he:אכאים, lt:Achajai, nl:Achaeërs, pl:Achajowie, pt:Aqueus, ro:Ahei, ru:Ахейцы, sk:Achájci, uk:Ахейці, zh:亚该亚人]
Achduart	[1.0, Scottish Gaelic language|Gaelic, village, Achiltibuie, Coigach peninsula, Scotland, Ross and Cromarty, Highland, Category:Villages in Highland, Category:Ross and Cromarty]
Achill Island	[1.0, Image:Achill Island.png|thumb|250px|Location of Achill Island, Image:Achill Ireland Keem bay.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Keem Bay on Achill Island, Image:IMG 3696w.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Mural on Handball Alley. Muralist: Karen Forde, Image:Atlantic Drive.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Overlooking the west coast of Achill Island, Image:Achill Ireland Keel.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Keel Strand, Image:Slievemore.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Slievemore mountain dominates the centre of the island, Image:Achill Slievemore Deserted Village.jpg|250px|thumb|The "Deserted Village" at the foot of Slievemore was a Booley village; see [[Transhumance, Image:Deserted Village in the Shadow of Slievemore.JPG|250px|thumb|The location of the village is relatively sheltered, County Mayo, Republic of Ireland|Ireland, Michael Davitt Bridge, Achill Sound, swing bridge, Keel, Dooagh, Dooega, Dugort, Gaelic football, Polranny, 3000 BCE, crannog, Dookinella, peat bog, Corraun, RNLI, lifeboat, Kildownet, Neolithic Period, 4000 BCE, Iron Age, Grace O'Malley|Granuaile, Ulster, dialect, Ulster Irish, Europe, surfing, United Kingdom|British, World War I, Germany|Germans, Irish Republican Army, Slievemore, Irish Potato Famine (1845–1849), Transhumance, Martello tower, France|French, Neolithic tomb, tourism, England, Scotland, United States, Celtic Tiger, economy of Ireland|economy, Agriculture, sheep farming, fishing, basking shark, Slievemore, Congested Districts Board for Ireland, whitewash, cottage, bed and breakfast, Paul Henry (painter)|Paul Henry, Nobel Prize, Heinrich Böll, Graham Greene, Connacht Irish, Achill Sound, Category:Islands of Mayo, da:Achill Island, de:Achill Island, fr:Île d'Achill, ga:Acaill, gl:Achill - Acaill, it:Achill Island, lt:Akailo sala, nl:Achill, no:Achill, pl:Wyspa Achill, pt:Achill, sv:Achill]
Achilles	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/66.65.228.221|66.65.228.221, User talk:66.65.228.221|talk, Image:WrathAchillesBenouville.jpg|thumb|right|250px|''The Wrath of Achilles'', by [[François-Léon Benouville, 1821, 1859, Musée Fabre, Greek mythology, Ancient Greek, hero, Trojan War, central character, Homer, Iliad, Troy, Statius, Achilles' heel, Plato, Symposium (Plato)|Symposium, Symposium (Plato)#Phaedrus|180a, Patroclus, Peleus, Myrmidons, Troy, Thessaly, Thetis, Zeus, Poseidon, Prometheus, Aeschylus, Pindar, Poeticon astronomicon, Argonautica, Hera, Zeus, Peleus, Statius, Styx (mythology)|Styx, Achilles' heel, Achilles' tendon, ambrosia, Apollonius of Rhodes, Argonautica, Paeonian, Asteropaeus, Epic Cycle, Cypria|Kùpria, Aithiopis, Arctinus of Miletus, Little Iliad|Ilias Mikrà, Arctinus of Miletus, Chiron, Centaur, Pelion, Hesiod, Image:The Rage of Achilles by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.jpeg|thumb|right|250px|''The Rage of Achilles'', by [[Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Mysia, Telephus, Euripides, Aulis, Orestes (mythology)|Orestes, Odysseus, sympathetic magic, Plutarch, John Tzetzes, Cycnus|Cycnus of Colonae, Dares Phrygius, Troilus, Priam, Hecuba, Apollo (god)|Apollo, Ibycus, John Tzetzes|Tzetzes, scholiast, Lycophron, First Vatican Mythographer, Image:AmbrosianIliadPict47Achilles.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Achilles sacrificing to [[Zeus, Ambrosian Iliad, Homer|Homer's, Iliad, Trojan War, Agamemnon, Achaean, Chryseis, Chryses, Apollo, Calchas, Briseis, Myrmidons, Nestor (mythology)|Nestor, Odysseus, Hector, Myrmidons, Antilochus, Hephaestus, Hector, Shield of Achilles, Image:Triumphant Achilles in Achilleion.jpg|thumb|250px|Triumphant Achilles dragging Hector's lifeless body in front of the Gates of [[Troy, panoramic, fresco, Achilleion (Corfu)|Achilleion), Scamander, Hera, Athena, Deiphobus, chariot, Hermes, Antilochus, Memnon, Ethiopia, Epic Cycle|cyclic epic, Aethiopis, Quintus of Smyrna, Image:Achilles thniskon in Corfu.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Achilles dying in the gardens of the [[Corfu#Beauty, Power and Tragedy: The Achilleion|Achilleion, Corfu, Amazons|Amazonian, Penthesilea, Hector, Paris (mythology)|Paris, Statius, Polyxena, Apollo, Patroclus, Arctinus of Miletus, Leuke, Danube, Philoctetes, Heracles, Odysseus, Ajax (mythology)|Telamonian Ajax, Image:Achilles Patroclus Berlin F2278.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Patroclus, Achilles and Patroclus|to be lovers, Iliad, 5th century BC, Athens, pederasty|pederastic, Snake Island (Black Sea)|White Island, ''Leuce'', Black Sea, Romania, Ukraine, oracle, Aithiopis, Iliad, Arctinus|Arktinus of Miletos, Pliny's Natural History, tumulus, Peuce, Danube Delta, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Pomponius Mela, Periplus|Periplus of the Euxine Sea, Greek religion|heroic cult, Black Sea|Pontic Sea, Stephanus Byzantinus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Nicolae Densuşianu, Aquileia, Delphi|Delphic Pythia, Ammianus Marcellinus, Corfu, Greece, Elisabeth of Bavaria, platonic, romanticism, Corfu#Beauty, Power and Tragedy: The Achilleion|Achilleion, Trojan war, Gregory Nagy, Female gladiator#Halicarnassus|Achillia, :Image:Gladiatrix relief.jpg|a relief from Halicarnassus, Image:Achilles in Corfu.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Achilles as guardian of the palace in the gardens of the [[Achilleion (Corfu)|Achilleion, Corfu, Lycomedes, Skyros, Deidamea|Deidamia, Statius, Neoptolemus, Calchas, Odyssey, Greek colonies, Black Sea, Homeric, Pederasty in ancient Greece|pederastic, Achilles and Patroclus, Aeschylus, Plato, Aeschines, Lycophron, Despotate of Epirus|Epirus, Alexander the Great, Olympias, Amazons|Amazon, Helene (mythology)|Helene, Medea, Argonautica, Briseis, tragedy|Greek tragedian, Aeschylus, Trojan War, Hector, Paris (mythology)|Paris, Sophocles, Image:AchillesPoster_large.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Zeno's paradox on a Croatian election poster, Zeno of Elea, Zeno's paradoxes|his paradoxes, Zeno's paradoxes#Achilles_and_the_tortoise|Achilles and a tortoise, Media:Achilles and Patroclus wiki.ogg|'''1. Achilles and Patroclus,''' read by Timothy Carter, Homer, Pindar, Olympian Odes, Aeschylus, Euripides, Plato, Statius, William Shakespeare, Troilus and Cressida, Ilium (novel)|Ilium, Olympos (novel)|Olympos, Dan Simmons, Piero Lulli, Stanley Baker, Helen of Troy (movie)|Helen of Troy, Arturo Dominici, La Guerra di Troia (movie)|La Guerra di Troia, Derek Jacobi, Steve Davislim, La Belle Hélène (TV movie)|La Belle Hélène, Joe Montana (actor)|Joe Montana, Helen of Troy (TV movie)|Helen of Troy, Brad Pitt, Troy (movie)|Troy, Class of the Titans, Achilles Last Stand, Led Zeppelin, Presence, Bob Dylan, Warlord (band)|Warlord, Achilles Heel (album)|Achilles Heel, Pedro the Lion, Placebo (band)|Placebo, Toploader, Jag Panzer, Indigo Girls, Manowar (band)|Manowar, The Triumph of Steel, Atlantic Records, The Crüxshadows, Sean O'Loughlin, Leander class cruiser (1931)|''Leander'' class cruiser, Royal New Zealand Navy, World War II, Battle of the River Plate, HMS Ajax (22)|HMS ''Ajax'', HMS Exeter (68)|HMS ''Exeter'', Homer, Iliad, Homer, Odyssey|''Odyssey'' XI, Bibliotheca (Pseudo-Apollodorus)|Bibliotheca, Epitome III|''Epitome'' III, Ovid, Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses, Ovid, Heroides|''Heroides'' III, Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica|''Argonautica'' IV, Dante, The Divine Comedy, Gregory Nagy, Edith Hamilton|Hamilton, Edith, Mythology (book)|Mythology, Nicolae Densuşianu, Category:People of the Trojan War, Category:Characters in the Iliad, Category:Pederastic heroes and deities, Category:Greek mythology, ar:أخيل, bn:অ্যাকিলিস, bs:Ahilej, br:Akilles, bg:Ахил, ca:Aquil·les, cs:Achilles, da:Achilleus, de:Achilleus, et:Achilleus, el:Αχιλλέας, es:Aquiles, eo:Aĥilo, eu:Akiles, fa:آشیل, fr:Achille, gl:Aquiles, ko:아킬레우스, hr:Ahilej, is:Akkilles, it:Achille, he:אכילס, ka:აქილევსი (მითოლოგია), la:Achilles, lb:Achilleus, lt:Achilas, hu:Akhilleusz, mt:Akille, mr:अकिलिस, nl:Achilles, ja:アキレウス, no:Akilles, pl:Achilles, pt:Aquiles, ro:Ahile, ru:Ахилл, simple:Achilles, sk:Achilles, sl:Ahil, sr:Ахил, sh:Ahilej, fi:Akhilleus, sv:Akilles, vi:Achilles (thần thoại), tr:Aşil, uk:Ахіллес, ur:ایکلیز, zh:阿奇里斯]
Achiltibuie	[1.0, Scottish Gaelic language|Scottish Gaelic, linear village, Ross and Cromarty, Highland, Coigach, Scotland, Loch Broom, Summer Isles, Ullapool, hydroponic, Achduart, Category:Ross and Cromarty, Category:Villages in Highland]
Acid	[1.0, acid (disambiguation), chemical compound, water, pH, Johannes Nicolaus Brønsted, Martin Lowry, hydrogen ion, Base (chemistry)|base, acetic acid, vinegar, sulfuric acid, car battery|car batteries, redox, oxidation state, mucous membrane, metal, ionic compounds, electrolyte, litmus paper, Latin, chemistry, Sweden|Swedish, Svante Arrhenius, hydronium, water, hydroxide, France|French, Antoine Lavoisier, oxygen, England|English, Sir Humphry Davy, Brønsted-Lowry, proton, hydrogen, conjugate acid, solvonium, solvate, hydrogen, Gilbert N. Lewis, Lewis acid, Lewis base, electrophile, nucleophile, organic chemistry, ligands, coordination compound|coordination chemistry, protons, iron(III) chloride, molecular orbital, LUMO, HOMO, organic acid, carboxylic acid, Strong acid, MSDS, anion, chloride, hydrochloric acid, IUPAC, perchloric acid, chloric acid, chlorous acid, hypochlorous acid, hydrochloric acid, chemical equilibrium|equilibrium, Aqueous solution|aq, acidity constant, Strong acids, hydrohalic acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrobromic acid, hydroiodic acid, hydrofluoric acid, Weak acid, Oxoacid, Nitric acid, perchloric acid, nitrous acid, sulfurous acid, hypochlorous acid, hydrogen, hydronium, acid dissociation constant, pH, dissociation (chemistry)|dissociation, sulfuric acid, bisulfate, sulfate, carbonic acid, bicarbonate, carbonate, inorganic, phosphoric acid, phosphate, organic compound|organic, citric acid, citrate, Neutralization, salt (chemistry)|salt, water (molecule)|water, titration, pH indicator, buffer solution, pickling (metal)|pickling, wet cell battery, sulfuric acid, car battery, hydrochloric acid, gastric acid, stomach, protein, polysaccharide, pepsinogen, pepsin, Hydrochloric Acid, Sulfuric Acid, Nitric Acid, Hydrobromic acid, Chromic acid, Phosphoric acid, Acid value, Acid salt, Base (chemistry), Basic salt, Binary acid, Vitriol, Acid-base extraction, Acid rain, Ocean acidification, pH, titration, freeware, Category:Chemical substances, Category:Acids| , Category:Acid-base chemistry, ar:حمض, bs:Kiseline, bg:Киселина, ca:Àcid, cs:Kyselina, da:Syre, de:Säuren, et:Hape, el:Οξύ, es:Ácido, eo:Acido, fa:اسید, fr:Acide, gl:Ácido, ko:산 (화학), hr:Kiseline, io:Acido, id:Asam, it:Acido, he:חומצה, ku:Asîd, lv:Skābe, lt:Rūgštis, hu:Sav, mk:Киселина, ml:അമ്ലം, nl:Zuur (scheikunde), ja:酸, no:Syre, nn:Syre, nov:Aside, nds:Süür, pl:Kwasy, pt:Ácido, ro:Acid, qu:P'uchqu, ru:Кислота, sq:Acidi, simple:Acid, sk:Kyselina, sl:Kislina, sr:Киселина, fi:Happo, sv:Syra, tl:Asido, ta:அமிலம், th:กรด, vi:Axít, tr:Asit, uk:Кислота, zh:酸]
Acid House	[1.0, Acid house, Acid house]
Acid rain	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/24.20.26.252|24.20.26.252, User talk:24.20.26.252|talk, rain, snow, dew, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, cloud, rain, snow, mist, dust, hail, sleet, acid, Deposition (Aerosol physics)|wet deposition, Precipitation (meteorology)|precipitation, Precipitation (meteorology)|precipitation, pH, carbonic acid, weathering, carbonate rocks, building weathering, river, streams, forest, diatoms, sediment, vinegar, People's Republic of China, Eastern Europe, Russia, pollution, Scandinavia, Manchester, England, Robert Angus Smith, New York Times, Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire, nitrogen oxide, nitric acid, fossil fuel, wildfires, volcanoes, phenomena, Earth's atmosphere|atmosphere, volcano, biology|biological, wetland, ocean, dimethyl sulfide, glacier|glacial ice, Image:Gavin Plant.JPG|thumb|right|280px|The coal-fired Gavin power plant in [[Cheshire, Ohio, electricity generation, motor vehicle, hydrolysis|hydrolyses, Chemical equilibrium|equilibrium, redox|oxidize, oxidation state|IV, ozone, hydrogen peroxide, oxygen, iron, manganese, Image:Origins.gif|thumb|right|350px|Processes involved in acid deposition (note that only SO<sub>2</sub> and NO<sub>x</sub> play a significant role in acid rain)., Image:Waterspecies.gif|thumb|right|350px|This chart shows that not all fish, shellfish, or the insects that they eat can tolerate the same amount of acid; for example, frogs can tolerate water that is more acidic (i.e., has a lower pH) than trout., brook trout, Soil#Biological processes in soil|Soil biology, microbes, enzymes, Denaturation (biochemistry)|denatured, hydronium, toxin, Leaching|leach, Particulate|fine particles, Particulate#Health effects, Automobile emissions control, power plant, Flue gas desulfurization, gypsum, landfill, Restoration ecology|restore, Sulphur Emissions Reduction Protocol, Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution, emissions trading, List of environment topics, Liquid Tension Experiment 2, John McCormick, Category:Environmental chemistry, Category:Precipitation, Category:Sulfur, ar:مطر حمضي, ca:Pluja àcida, cs:Kyselý déšť, da:Sur nedbør, de:Saurer Regen, et:Happesademed, es:Lluvia ácida, eo:Acida pluvo, fr:Pluie acide, gl:Choiva ácida, ko:산성비, hr:Kisela kiša, id:Hujan asam, it:Pioggia acida, he:גשם חומצי, lt:Rūgštusis lietus, hu:Savas eső, ms:Hujan asid, mn:Хүчиллэг бороо, nl:Zure regen, ja:酸性雨, no:Sur nedbør, pl:Kwaśny deszcz, pt:Chuva ácida, ro:Ploaie acidă, ru:Кислотный дождь, sc:Aba proja àtzida, simple:Acid rain, sk:Kyslý dážď, sl:Kisli dež, fi:Happamoituminen, sv:Surt regn, th:ฝนกรด, vi:Mưa axít, tr:Asit yağmuru, uk:Злива, zh:酸雨]
Acid-base reaction	[1.0, chemical reaction, acid, base (chemistry)|base, France|French, chemist, Antoine Lavoisier, 1776, oxyacid, strong acids, oxyacid, oxidation number|oxidation states, Nitric acid|HNO<sub>3</sub>, Sulfuric acid|H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>4</sub>, oxygen, Greek language|Greek, Humphry Davy|Sir Humphry Davy, hydrogen sulfide|H<sub>2</sub>S, hydrogen telluride|H<sub>2</sub>Te, hydrogen halide|hydrohalic acids, Justus von Liebig, 1838, organic acid, Image:Arrhenius2.jpg|thumb|right|Devised after the metal-replacement theory of [[Justus von Liebig, Svante Arrhenius, Friedrich Wilhelm Ostwald, 1884, Nobel prize|Nobel prize in chemistry, 1903, dissociation constant|dissociate, oxonium, IUPAC, Neutralization|Neutralization reaction, mole (unit)|mole, sodium hydroxide, water, sodium sulphate, Johannes Nicolaus Brønsted, Martin Lowry, 1923, protonation, deprotonation|de-protonation, proton (physics)|protons, amphoteric, Image:Bronsted-lowry-3d-explanation-diagram.png|600px|center, Hydrochloric acid, Acetic acid, ammonia, Gilbert N. Lewis, 1923, ammonia, Lewis acid, Lewis base|base, HOMO, LUMO, co-ordinate covalent bond, electronegativity|electronegative, hydronium, hydroxide, ammonium, amide, nitrosonium, nitrate, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, thionyl, sulfites, amphiphilic, amphiphilic, Mikhail Usanovich, redox, Hermann Lux, 1939, Håkon Flood, 1947, geochemistry, electrochemistry, Inorg. Chem., 1963, J. Am. Chem. Soc., HSAB concept|Hard Soft Acid Base principle, Robert Parr, 1984, Electron configuration, Lewis structure, Resonance structure, Protonation, Deprotonation, Nucleophilic substitution, Redox reaction, Inorg. Chem., 09 May, 2007, Category:Acid-base chemistry, ar:تفاعل حمض-قلوي, de:Säure-Base-Konzepte, el:Αντίδραση οξέος-βάσης, fr:Réaction acido-basique, it:Reazione acido-base, hu:Sav-bázis elméletek, ja:酸と塩基, sr:Теорије киселина и база, su:Téori réaksi asam-basa]
Ackermann function	[1.0, recursion theory, computable function, Primitive recursive function|primitive recursive, natural number, large numbers, tetration, Gabriel Sudan, Wilhelm Ackermann, David Hilbert, Sudan function, recursive, primitive recursive function|primitive recursive, Solomon Marcus, 1997-09-12, Conway chained arrow notation, tetration, primitive recursive function, factorial, Hilbert's program, Mathematische Annalen, Rózsa Péter, Raphael Robinson, Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, recursion|recursively, Rózsa Péter, lexicographic order, well-order, Conway chained arrow, hyper operator, Knuth's up-arrow notation, exponential growth|exponentially, exponential function, superfactorial, Turing machine, computable function, Busy beaver, halting problem, recursion, Graham's number, Knuth's up-arrow notation|Knuth arrows, inverse function, computational complexity theory|complexity, algorithm, disjoint-set data structure, minimum spanning tree, floor function, ceiling function|ceiling, compiler, Whetstone (benchmark)|Whetstone benchmark, Big O notation|O, Donald Michie, MIPS architecture|MIPS, C++, Googolplex, sequence, Knuth's up-arrow notation, Conway chained arrow notation, exponentiation, tetration, googolplex, Randall Munroe, xkcd, Graham's Number, Tetration, Busy beaver, Computability theory (computer science), Category:Arithmetic, Category:Large numbers, Category:Special functions, Category:Theory of computation, Category:Recursion theory, cs:Ackermannova funkce, de:Ackermannfunktion, es:Función de Ackermann, fr:Fonction d'Ackermann, it:Funzione di Ackermann, he:פונקציית אקרמן, hu:Ackermann-függvény, nl:Ackermannfunctie, ja:アッカーマン関数, pl:Funkcja Ackermanna, pt:Função de Ackermann, ru:Функция Аккермана, sr:Акерманова функција, vi:Hàm số Ackermann, tr:Ackermann işlevi, zh:阿克曼函數]
Acores	[1.0, Azores]
Acorn (fruit of the oak tree)	[1.0, Acorn]
Acorn Electron	[1.0, Image:ElectronMagazineAd.jpg|right|thumb|An original press advertisement for the Acorn Electron, BBC Micro, home computer, Acorn Computers Ltd, kibibyte, Random Access Memory|RAM, BBC BASIC, compact audio cassette|audio cassette, microphone, tape recorder, green screen, Gate array|ULA, teletext, KiB, Kibit, random-access memory|RAM, Image:ElectronBASIC.png|thumb|right|Acorn Electron BASIC - the first thing displayed when an unexpanded Electron is switched on, BBC Micro, BBC Micro|BBC, Olivetti, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, BBC Master, Acorn Archimedes|Archimedes, Advanced Disc Filing System, Disc Filing System, WD1770, Advanced Disk Filing System|ADFS, Intel 8271, Disc Filing System|DFS, Image:Advanced_Plus_3.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The P.R.E.S. Advanced Plus 3 with a 3½” drive, SAA5050, CRTC6845, British Telecom, Centronics printer port, modem, dial-up, Interflora, central processing unit|CPU, MOS Technology, MOS Technology 6502|6502A, megahertz|MHz, megahertz|MHz, megahertz|MHz, megahertz|MHz, megahertz|MHz, random-access memory|RAM, KiB, read-only memory|ROM, KiB, centimetre|cm, baud, Kansas City standard, RF modulator, RGB, volt|V, BBC Micro, page flipping, Flicker (screen)|flicker, Joe Blade, Ballistix, Exile (arcade adventure)|Exile, Pulse-code modulation|PCM, ZX Spectrum, ogg, Acornsoft, Superior Software, Elite (computer game)|Elite, Chuckie Egg, Repton (computer game)|Repton, Exile (arcade adventure)|Exile, Starship Command, Thrust (computer game)|Thrust, list of Acorn Electron games, :Category:BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games, Image:Acorn Electron Arcadians screenshot.png|160px|Screenshot from "Arcadians", Image:ElectronChuckieEgg.png|160px|Screenshot from "Chuckie Egg", Image:ElectronCitadel.png|160px|Screenshot from "Citadel", Image:Acorn Electron Elite.png|160px|Screenshot from "Elite", Acornsoft Arcadians|Arcadians, Chuckie Egg, Citadel (computer game)|Citadel, Elite (computer game)|Elite, Acornsoft, Superior Software, Acornsoft, Image:Acorn Electron Impossible Mission screenshot.png|160px|Screenshot from "Impossible Mission", Image:Repton2Electron.png|160px|Screenshot from "Repton 2", Image:ThrustElectron.png|160px|Screenshot from "Thrust", Image:ElectronPaperboy.png|160px|Screenshot from "Paperboy", Impossible Mission, Repton (computer game)|Repton 2, Thrust (computer game)|Thrust, Paperboy (video game)|Paperboy, US Gold, Epyx, Superior Software, Superior Software, Elite Systems|Elite, Image:Acorn Electron Joe Blade screenshot.png|160px|Screenshot from "Joe Blade", Image:ExileElectron.png|160px|Screenshot from "Exile", Image:Acorn Electron Inertia screenshot.png|160px|Screenshot from "Inertia", Image:Electron Holed Out.png|160px|Screenshot from "Holed Out", Joe Blade, Exile (arcade adventure)|Exile, Players (publisher)|Players, Superior Software, The Fourth Dimension (Games publisher)|4th Dimension, The Fourth Dimension (Games publisher)|4th Dimension, ElectrEm, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Elkulator, Microsoft Windows|Windows, DOS, UEF (file format)|UEF, file format, Electron User, Category:Acorn Computers|Electron, Category:Home computers, it:Acorn Electron, ru:Acorn Electron, sv:Acorn Electron]
Acoustic theory	[1.0, Category:Fluid dynamics, sound, waves, fluid dynamics, acoustics, engineering, momentum, mass, Transfer function, Sound, Acoustic impedance, Acoustic resistance, Gas Laws|law of gases, Frequency, Fourier analysis, Instrumental acoustics, Music theory, Voice production, Formant, Speech synthesis, Loudspeaker acoustics, Lumped component, Category:Acoustics]
Acoustics	[1.0, Speech, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, physics, sound, wave, gas, liquid, solid, scientist, technology, acoustical engineering, Psychoacoustics, ear, binaural beats, http://www.peruvianwhistles.com/writings.html, Acoustical measurements and instrumentation, Audio signal processing|Acoustic signal processing, Aeroacoustics, aeronautics, shock wave, sonic boom, Architectural acoustics, concert hall, Bioacoustics, Biomedical acoustics, ultrasound, Environmental noise, noise health effects, Psychoacoustics, hearing (sense)|hearing, perception, sound localization|localization, Physiological acoustics, hearing (sense)|hearing, Physical acoustics, sonoluminescence, thermoacoustics, Speech communication, Structural acoustics and vibration, radiation of sound, vehicle, Transduction, loudspeaker, microphone, sonar|sonar projector, hydrophone, ultrasonic transducer, sensor, Ultrasonics, frequency, Musical acoustics, musical instruments, Underwater acoustics, Nonlinear Acoustics, parametric array, Category:Acoustics, Category:Physics, Category:Sound, az:Akustika, bg:Акустика, ca:Acústica, cs:Akustika, da:Akustik, de:Akustik, et:Akustika, el:Ακουστική, es:Acústica, eo:Akustiko, fr:Acoustique, gl:Acústica, ko:음향학, hr:Akustika, io:Akustiko, it:Acustica, he:אקוסטיקה, lb:Akustik, nl:Akoestiek, ja:音響学, no:Akustikk, nn:Akustikk, pl:Akustyka, pt:Acústica, ru:Акустика, simple:Acoustics, sk:Akustika, sl:Akustika, sr:Акустика, sh:Akustika, fi:Akustiikka, sv:Akustik, ta:ஒலியியல், th:สวนศาสตร์, vi:Âm học, tr:Akustik, uk:Акустика, zh:声学]
Acquire	[1.0, Image:Acquire game.JPG|300px, board game, hotel, Sid Sackson, Avalon Hill, Scrabble, GAMES Magazine, GAMES 100#Hall of Fame|Hall of Fame, Category:3M Bookshelf games, Category:Avalon Hill, Category:Economic simulation board games, Category:Tile-laying board games, de:Acquire, fr:Acquire, ja:アクワイア]
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome	[1.0, AIDS]
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome	[1.0, AIDS]
Acquis communautaire	[1.0, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, European Union law, enlargement of the European Union, Romania, Bulgaria, Free movement of goods, Free movement of persons, Freedom to provide services, Free movement of capital, Competition policy, Fishery|Fisheries, Taxation, Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union|Economic and Monetary Union, Industrial policy, Regional policy, Justice and Home Affairs, Customs union, Common Foreign and Security Policy, Croatia, Turkey, Freedom of movement for workers, Information society, Schengen treaty, Treaty of Amsterdam, World Trade Organization, GATT, Council of Europe, democracy, rule of law, human rights, European Court of Human Rights, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, OECD, Category:European Union law, Category:French words and phrases, cs:Acquis communautaire, de:Acquis communautaire, hr:Pravna stečevina Europske unije, it:Acquis comunitario, hu:Acquis communautaire, nl:Gemeenschapsrecht, pl:Acquis communautaire, pt:Adquirido comunitário]
Acre	[1.0, Acre (disambiguation), Units of measurement|unit, area, Imperial unit, United States customary units, United States, Image:Acre over football field.svg|frame|The area of one acre (red) overlaid on an American football field, square yard, square feet, length, furlong, chain (unit)|chain, metric system, hectare, American football, United States, Commonwealth of Nations, yard, meter, square meter, square meter, Mendenhall Order, United States, square meter, hectare, square meter, hectare, square yard, Perch (area)|perches, rod (unit)|rod, chain (unit)|chain, rood, square mile, India, cent (measure)|cent, Old English, cognate, German language|German, Latin, Greek language|Greek, ox, day, chain (length)|chain, furlong, furrow, Edward I of England|Edward I, Edward III of England|Edward III, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, George IV of the United Kingdom|George IV, Victoria of the United Kingdom|Victoria, 1878, Acre (Scots)|Scottish acre, obsolete Scottish units of measurement, Conversion of units, Acre-foot, Obsolete Spanish and Portuguese units of measurement, Cockeyed.com, Category:Customary units in the United States, Category:Imperial units, Category:Real estate, Category:Units of area, ast:Acre (unidá de superficie), bs:Acre, bg:Акър, cs:Akr, da:Acre (arealenhed), de:Acre (Einheit), et:Aaker, es:Acre (unidad de superficie), eo:Akreo (mezurunuo), fr:Acre (unité), gd:Acair (talamh), ko:에이커, hr:Acre (jedinica), it:Acro, he:אקר, la:Ager (mensura), mk:Акра (мерна единица), nl:Acre (oppervlaktemaat), ja:エーカー, no:Acre (måleenhet), pl:Akr, pt:Acre (unidade), ru:Акр, simple:Acre, sk:Aker (jednotka), sl:Aker, fi:Eekkeri, sv:Acre, ta:ஏக்கர், vi:Mẫu Anh, uk:Акр, zh:英亩]
Acre, Palestine	[1.0, Acre, Israel]
Acronym	[1.0, WP:CFD|CFD, Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2007 March 29, Acronym and initialism]
Acropolis	[1.0, butterfly, genus, Acropolis (genus), Athens, Argos, Thebes, Greece|Thebes, Corinth, Acrocorinth, Rome, Jerusalem, Bratislava, Asia Minor, Edinburgh, Image:AthensAcropolisDawnAdj06028.jpg|thumb|none|500px|<center>The [[Acropolis of Athens, Acropolis of Athens, Parthenon, Mission San Juan Capistrano|Mission San Juan Capistrano's, California|California, United States, citadel, alcázar, Italy, comune|communes, Maya civilization|Mayan, Tikal, Copán, Acropolis of Athens, Category:Classical studies, Category:Ancient Greek architecture, ar:أكروبوليس, br:Akropolis, bg:Акропол, ca:Acròpoli, cs:Akropolis, da:Akropolis, de:Akropolis, es:Acrópolis, eo:Akropolo, eu:Akropolia, fr:Acropole, gl:Acrópole, hr:Akropola, it:Acropoli, he:אקרופוליס, la:Acropolis, lt:Akropolis, mk:Акропол, nl:Akropolis, ja:アクロポリス, no:Akropolis, nn:Akropolis, pl:Akropol, pt:Acrópole, ru:Акрополь, scn:Acròpuli, sk:Akropola, sl:Akropola, sr:Акропољ, fi:Akropolis, sv:Akropolis, ta:அக்ரோபோலிஸ், tr:Akropolis, uk:Акрополь]
Acropolis of Athens	[1.0, Image:Acropolis3.JPG|230px|The Acropolis of Athens, seen from the hill of the Pnyx to the west., List of World Heritage Sites in Europe|Europe and North America, acropolis, Acropolis|acropoleis, metre|m, Foot (length)|ft, Athens, snake|serpent, Cecrops I|Cecrops, Neolithic, Attica, 6th millennium BC, Bronze Age, Mycenaean Greece|Mycenaean, megaron, Cyclopean, parapet, emplekton, Homer, Erechtheus, Odyssey, Image:Acropolis of Athens 01361.JPG|thumb|right|200px|The western side of the [[Parthenon, Dorians, Cylon (ancient Athenian)|Kylon, Peisistratos (Athens)|Pisistratus, coup, Clepsydra, Peisistratos (Athens)|Pisistratus, Artemis, 6th century BC|mid-6th century BC, Doric order|Doric, 6th century BC, Battle of Marathon|Marathon, 490 BC, Piraeus, 480 BC, Persian Wars, Perserschutt|Persian debris, Pericles, Golden Age, Phidias, Ictinus, Callicrates, 5th century BC, Battle of the Eurymedon|Eurymedon, 468 BC, Cimon, Themistocles, Pericles, Parthenon, Image:Propylaea-athens.jpg|thumb|left|300px|the Propylaea, Image:Erechtheum-athens11.jpg|thumb|left|300px|the Erechtheum, 437 BC, Mnesicles, Propylaea, Penteli, marble, 432 BC, Temple of Athena Nike, Peloponnesian War, Nicias, 421 BC, 415 BC, Erechtheum, Poseidon, Erechtheus, Cecrops, Erse, Pandrosos, Aglauros, Caryatid, temenos, Artemis, Brauroneion, deme, xoanon, goddess, Praxiteles, 4th century BC, Athena Promachos, 450 BC, 448 BC, Sounion, Mys, Centaur, Lapiths, Chalkotheke, Pandroseion, Pandion's sanctuary, Augustus, Rome, Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Phidias, Parthenon, Erechtheum, Theatre of Dionysus, Theatre of Herodes Atticus, Image:AcropolisatathensSitePlan.png|thumb|right|500px|Site plan of the Acropolis at Athens showing the major archaeological remains, Parthenon, Old Temple of Athena, Erechtheum, Athena Promachos, Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Eleusinion, Brauroneion, Chalkotheke, Pandroseion, Arrephorion, Sanctuary of Zeus Polieus, Sanctuary of Pandion, Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Stoa of Eumenes, Asclepieion, Theatre of Dionysus|Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus, Odeon of Pericles, Theatre of Dionysus|Temenos of Dionysus Eleuthereus, Aglaureion, Panathenaea, Olympic Games, Parthenon, peplos, Athena, Acropolis, Category:Buildings and structures in Athens, Category:Ancient Greek geography, Category:World Heritage Sites in Greece, Category:Athens, Category:Archaeological sites in Greece, Category:Landmarks in Athens, bg:Акропол (Атина), ca:Acròpoli d'Atenes, da:Akropolis, Athen, de:Akropolis (Athen), el:Ακρόπολη, es:Acrópolis de Atenas, eu:Atenasko Akropolia, fa:آکروپولیس, fr:Acropole (Athènes), he:האקרופוליס באתונה, it:Acropoli di Atene, hu:Akropolisz, mt:Akropoli, nl:Akropolis van Athene, no:Akropolis (Athen), nn:Akropolis i Aten, pl:Akropol ateński, pt:Acrópole de Atenas, sr:Акропољ (Атина), fi:Akropolis (Ateena), sv:Akropolis#Akropolis Aten, zh:雅典衛城]
Acrylic paint	[1.0, Image:Hockney%2C_A_Bigger_Splash.jpg|thumb|250px|''A Bigger Splash'', 1967. Acrylic on canvas. [[David Hockney, paint, Wiktionary:acrylic|acrylic, emulsion, watercolor painting|watercolor, oil painting, mineral spirits|mineral spirit, Magna_paint|Magna, Kenneth Noland, Bocour Artist Colors, latex, Para rubber tree|rubber tree, Binder (material)|binder, vinyl, Polyvinyl acetate|pva, filler (materials)|filler, pigment, water, Liquitex, wash (painting)|washes, gum arabic, gesso, surrealist techniques#Grattage|grattage, Image:Sapuan akrilik.jpg|thumb|200px, gesso, wet-in-wet, Col Art, Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, Daler-Rowney, Golden Artist Colors, New Berlin, New York, Daniel Smith Artists' Materials, Leonard Bocour, Sam Golden, Golden Artist Colors, Magna paint, Liquitex, Daniel Smith Artists' Materials, Oil paint, Watercolor, Category:Painting materials, de:Acrylfarbe, es:Pintura acrílica, fr:Peinture acrylique, hr:Akrilne boje, he:אקריליק, hu:Akrilfesték, nl:Acrylverf, no:Akrylfarge, pl:Farba akrylowa, pt:Tinta acrílica, ru:Акрил, fi:Akryyliväri, sv:Akrylfärg, uk:Акрилові фарби]
Act of Settlement 1701	[1.0, His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936|1 Edw. 8 & 1 Geo. 6 c. 3, Image:Act of Settlement 3323.jpg|thumb|Act of Settlement, Image:Sophia of Hanover.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Electress Sophia of Hanover, Parliament of England, Sophia of Hanover, James I of England|James I, Act of Parliament, Line of succession to the British Throne|succession, United Kingdom, Commonwealth Realm, Constitution of the United Kingdom|United Kingdom, 1700, 1701, Scotland, Acts of Union 1707, United Kingdom, Parliament of England, 1701, Old Style and New Style dates|change from Julian to Gregorian calendars, short title, William III of England|King William III, Mary II of England|Mary II, 1694, Anne of Great Britain|Princess Anne, William, Duke of Gloucester, Bill of Rights 1689, James II of England|James II, James Francis Edward Stuart, Sophia of Hanover|Electress Sophia of Hanover, James I of England|James I of England, VI of Scotland, Charles I of England|Charles I of England and Scotland, Church of England, Glorious Revolution, 1688, William and Mary, House of Hanover, Hanover (state)|Kingdom of Hanover, Germany, Lower Saxony, Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria, Salic Law, British Isles, George I of Great Britain|King George I, prince-elector|Elector of Hanover and Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, Holy Roman Empire, Privy Council of the United Kingdom|Privy Council, judicial independence, Impeachment|impeached, Privy Council of the United Kingdom|Privy Council, constitutionalist, Henry Hallam, David Lindsay Keir, Magna Carta, Acts of Union 1707|Union, Scotland, England and Wales, Kingdom of Great Britain, Parliament of Scotland, Act of Security, 1704, Anne of Great Britain|Queen Anne, Parliament of England, Alien Act of 1705, bribery, Act of Union 1707, 1606, 1689, Treaty of Union, British Crown, Scots Law, George I of Great Britain|King George I, British Royal Family, Prince Michael of Kent, Princess Michael of Kent|Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz, 1978, George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, Sylvana Windsor, Countess of St Andrews|Sylvana Palma Tomaselli, Edward Windsor, Lord Downpatrick|Lord Downpatrick, Her Royal Highness|''Royal Highness'', Katharine, The Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, January 14, 1994, Abdication Crisis of Edward VIII|abdication crisis, 1936, Edward VIII of the United Kingdom|King Edward VIII, Wallis Simpson, His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936, George VI of the United Kingdom|Prince Albert, Duke of York, Roman Catholics, bigoted, anachronism, Cardinal Winning, Scotland, Cormac Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor, Prince William of Wales|Prince William, Enoch Powell, Adrian Hilton, Church of England, Anglican Communion, sovereignty, The Spectator, Church of Scotland, laity, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Lutheranism|Lutherans, Netherlands, Spain|Spanish, Belgium|Belgian, Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Crown in Parliament, royal supremacy, Thomas More, Thomas Hobbes, Roman Empire, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, Tony O'Donohue, Roman Catholic, Supreme Governor of the Church of England, Church of England|Anglican, 2002, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Constitution of Canada|Canadian constitution, Statute of Westminster 1931|Statute of Westminster, Commonwealth Realm, 16 March, 2005, O'Donohue v. Canada, Commonwealth Realm, Queen regnant|Queen, Monarch|Sovereign, United Kingdom, general election, Michael Howard, Tony Blair, Prince William of Wales|Prince William, Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden, List of British monarchs, Line of succession to the British Throne, Succession to the British Throne, Treason Act 1702, Monarchy in Canada, 21st February, 2007, Category:1701 in law, Category:18th century in England, Category:Acts of the Parliament of England, Category:Australian constitutional law, Category:Constitution of Canada, Category:Constitutional laws of England, Category:United Kingdom constitution, Category:History of Catholicism in England, Category:Monarchy in Canada, Category:Monarchy in Australia, Category:Monarchy in New Zealand, Category:Succession to the British crown, Category:Succession to the Canadian Crown, cs:Act of Settlement 1701, de:Act of Settlement, es:Acta de Establecimiento, fr:Acte d'établissement, it:Act of Settlement, nl:Act of Settlement (1701), ja:王位継承法, no:Act of Settlement, pl:Act of Settlement, ru:Акт о престолонаследии (Великобритания), fi:Ison-Britannian vallanperimyslaki]
Actaeon	[1.0, Actéon, Image:Actaeon Caserta.jpg|thumb|300px|Actaeon, sculpture group in the cascade at [[Caserta Palace|Caserta, Greek mythology, Aristaeus, Autonoe, Boeotia, Thebes, Greece|Theban, hero, Cadmus, Cheiron, Achilles, Artemis, Diana (mythology)|Diana, Pathos|πάθος, Walter Burkert, Hellenistic, Callimachus, Mount Kithaeron, Orchomenos, Euripides, Bacchae, Plataea, Deer (mythology)|stag, Chiron, Image:Tizian 001.jpg|thumb|left|''Actaeon Surprising Diana (Artemis) in the bath'', [[Titian, Philip II of Spain|Philip II, National Gallery of Scotland, Bibliotheca (Pseudo-Apollodorus)|Bibliotheke, Zeus, Semele, Dionysus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Stesichoros, Semele, Ino, Melicertes, Pentheus, Euripides, mytheme, Agamemnon, Orion, Catalogue of Women, Aeschylus, Diodorus Siculus, hubris, Ovid, Mount Cithaeron, Dog Days, Image:Actaeon.jpg|thumb|right|''Actaeon'' by [[Titian, Plataea, Diodorus Siculus, Aeschylus, Titian, Diana and Actaeon (Titian)|Diana and Actaeon, Actéon, Marc-Antoine Charpentier, Henry Purcell|Purcell's, Dido and Aeneas, Oxford Classical Dictionary, Ovid, Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses, Euripides, The Bacchae|Bacchae, Diodorus Siculus, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Hunting, Category:Shapeshifting, ast:Acteón, br:Aktaion, bg:Актеон, ca:Acteó, de:Aktaion, et:Aktaion, el:Ακταίωνας, es:Acteón, fr:Actéon, gl:Acteón, it:Atteone, ka:აქტეონი, lb:Aktaion, lt:Aktajonas, hu:Aktaión, nl:Actaeon, ja:アクタイオン, pl:Akteon (mitologia), pt:Acteon, ru:Актеон, fi:Aktaion, sv:Aktaion, uk:Актеон]
Acting	[1.0, Speech, Speech communication, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, Acting (law), Acting (rank), actor, actress, theatre, television, film, storytelling, story, Fictional character|character, speaking, singing, play, Latin, actor, Wiktionary:personality|personality, fictional character|character, actor, role, audience, art, actor, Thespis, thespian, International Thespian Society, Fraternities and sororities|fraternity, Girl Guide and Girl Scout|Girl Scouts, vocal, Speech communication|speech, perspective (cognitive)|perspective, imagination, emotion, physical, singing, dancing, dialect, Accent (language)|accent, improvisational theatre|improvisation, Mime artist|mime, stage combat, William Shakespeare|Shakespeare, philosophies, Mani Madhava Chakyar, Konstantin Stanislavski, Jerzy Grotowski, Lee Strasberg, Uta Hagen, Stella Adler, Michael Chekhov, Viola Spolin, Sanford Meisner, Bertolt Brecht, Maria Ouspenskaya, actor, thespian, Thespis, Stella Adler, Antonin Artaud, Augusto Boal, Anne Bogart, Keith Johnstone, David Mamet, Sanford Meisner, Meyerhold, Eric Morris, Viola Spolin, Konstantin Stanislavsky, Lee Strasberg, film, television, theatre, professional, actor, Audition (performing arts)|audition, drama school, drama school, Category:Acting| , Category:Role-playing, ar:تمثيل, ast:Actuación, es:Actuación, he:משחק (אמנות הבמה), ja:芝居, fi:Näytteleminen]
Actinide	[1.0, Atomic number|Atomic No., Chemical element|Name, Chemical symbol|Symbol, Actinium, Thorium, Protactinium, Uranium, Neptunium, Plutonium, Americium, Curium, Berkelium, Californium, Einsteinium, Fermium, Mendelevium, Nobelium, Lawrencium, chemical element, actinium, lawrencium, periodic table, atomic number, rare earth elements, IUPAC, ion, lanthanide, oxidation states, Radioactive_decay|radioactive, half-life|half-lives, lanthanide, Periodic table (wide)|full-width version of the periodic table, organometallic compound, Manhattan Project, 1944, Glenn T. Seaborg, Mendeleev, periodic table, actinide concept, Antoni Przybylski, Przybylski's star|star, Image:Actinide phases.png|left|thumb|550px|Phase diagram of the actinide elements., Actinides in the environment, Category:Periodic table, Category:Actinides|*, af:Aktinied, ar:أكتينيد, ast:Actínidu, ca:Actínid, cs:Aktinoidy, da:Actinid, de:Actinoide, et:Aktinoidid, el:Ακτινίδες, es:Actínidos, eo:Aktinoido, fa:آکتینید, fr:Actinide, gl:Actínidos, ko:악티늄족, hr:Aktinoidi, id:Aktinida, is:Aktiníð, it:Attinidi, he:אקטיניד, lt:Aktinoidai, lmo:Atíniit, nl:Actinide, ja:アクチノイド, no:Aktinoider, nn:Aktinid, nds:Actinoid, pl:Aktynowce, pt:Actinídio, ru:Актиноиды, simple:Actinide, sk:Aktinoid, sr:Актиноиди, sh:Aktinoidi, fi:Aktinoidi, sv:Aktinoider, th:แอกทิไนด์, vi:Nhóm Actini, tr:Aktinit, uk:Актиноїди, zh:锕系元素]
Actinium	[1.0, radium, thorium, lanthanum|La, Untriennium|Ute, actinide, 1 E-25 kg|(227), radon|Rn, solid, 1 E-10 m|195, synthetic radioisotope|syn, 1 E s|10 days, alpha decay|α, francium|Fr, synthetic radioisotope|syn, 1 E s|29.37 hours, beta emission|β<sup>-</sup>, thorium|Th, electron capture|ε, radium|Ra, alpha decay|α, francium|Fr, 1 E s|21.773 years, beta emission|β<sup>-</sup>, thorium|Th, alpha decay|α, francium|Fr, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, chemical element, periodic table, atomic number, radioactive, alpha radiation|α, beta radiation|β emitter, half-life, uranium, neutron source, 1899, André-Louis Debierne, uraninite|pitchblende, Friedrich Oskar Giesel, 1902, lanthanum, uranium ore, isotope, radioisotope, half-life, year|y, day, hour|h, radioactive decay|radioactive, alpha decay, electron capture, nanoseconds|ns, meta state, atomic weight, atomic mass unit|u, plutonium, Category:Chemical elements, Category:Actinides, af:Aktinium, ar:أكتينيوم, be:Актыній, bs:Aktinijum, ca:Actini, cs:Aktinium, co:Attiniu, da:Actinium, de:Actinium, et:Aktiinium, el:Ακτίνιο, es:Actinio, eo:Aktinio, fr:Actinium, fur:Atini, gl:Actinio (elemento), ko:악티늄, hy:Ակտինիում, hr:Aktinij, io:Aktiniumo, id:Aktinium, it:Attinio, he:אקטיניום, ht:Aktiniòm, la:Actinium, lv:Aktīnijs, lb:Actinium, lt:Aktinis, jbo:jinmrtaktini, hu:Aktínium, nl:Actinium, ja:アクチニウム, no:Actinium, nn:Actinium, oc:Actini, pl:Aktyn, pt:Actínio, ru:Актиний, simple:Actinium, sk:Aktínium, sr:Актинијум, sh:Aktinijum, fi:Aktinium, sv:Aktinium, th:แอกทิเนียม, tr:Aktinyum, uk:Актиній, zh-yue:錒, zh:锕]
Actinophryid	[1.0, es:Actinophryida, Eukaryote|Eukaryota, Chromista, Heterokont, Axodine|Actinochrysophyceae, Hartmann, heliozoa, vacuole, 1 E-5 m|40-50, 1 E-4 m|200-1000, mitosis, autogamy, meiosis, sexual reproduction, microtubule, axodine, heterokont, golden alga, diatom, brown alga, Category:Heterokonts, Category:Amoeboids, es:Actinophryida]
Actinopterygii	[1.0, Silurian, Atlantic herring, Animal, Chordate|Chordata, Gnathostomata, Osteichthyes, Chondrostei, Neopterygii, Class (biology)|class, fish, lepidotrichia, Sarcopterygii, vertebrate, fresh water, ocean|marine, Chondrostei, Holostei, Teleostei, paraphyletic, taxonomy, phylogenetic, paraphyletic, Paracanthopterygii, Scorpaeniformes, Perciformes, FishBase, ITIS, Chondrostei, Polypteriformes, bichir, reedfish, Polypteriformes, Cladistia, Acipenseriformes, sturgeon, paddlefish, Neopterygii, Holostei, Lepisosteiformes, gar, Amiiformes, bowfin, Teleostei, Osteoglossomorpha, Osteoglossiformes, Hiodontiformes, mooneye, goldeye, Elopomorpha, Elopiformes, ladyfish, tarpon, Albuliformes, bonefish, Notacanthiformes, halosaurs, spiny eel, Anguilliformes, eel, gulper, Saccopharyngiformes, gulper eel, Clupeomorpha, Clupeiformes, herring, anchovy|anchovies, Ostariophysi, Gonorynchiformes, milkfish, Cypriniformes, Barb (fish species)|barbs, carp, danios, goldfish, Loach (fish)|loaches, minnow, rasbora, Characiformes, characin, pencilfish, hatchetfish, piranha, tetra, Gymnotiformes, electric eel, knifefish, Siluriformes, catfish, Protacanthopterygii, Salmoniformes, salmon, trout, Esociformes, esox|pike, Osmeriformes, smelt, galaxiid, Stenopterygii, Ateleopodiformes, jellynose fish, Stomiiformes, bristlemouth, marine hatchetfish, Cyclosquamata, Aulopiformes, Bombay duck, lancetfish, Scopelomorpha, Myctophiformes, lanternfish, Lampridiomorpha, Lampriformes, oarfish, opah, ribbonfishes, Polymyxiomorpha, Polymixiiformes, beardfish, Paracanthopterygii, Percopsiformes, cavefish, trout-perch, Batrachoidiformes, toadfish, Lophiiformes, anglerfish, Gadiformes, cod, Ophidiiformes, pearlfish, Acanthopterygii, Mugiliformes, mullet (fish)|mullets, Atheriniformes, Silverside (fish)|silversides, rainbowfish, Beloniformes, flyingfish, Cetomimiformes, whalefish, Cyprinodontiformes, live-bearing aquarium fish|livebearers, killifish, Stephanoberyciformes, ridgehead, Beryciformes, fangtooth, pineconefish, Zeiformes, dory (fish)|dories, Gobiesociformes, clingfish, Gobiesociformes, Perciformes, Gasterosteiformes, stickleback, pipefish, Seahorse (fish)|seahorse, Syngnathiformes, Seahorse (fish)|seahorse, pipefish, Syngnathiformes, Gasterosteiformes, Synbranchiformes, swamp eel, Tetraodontiformes, filefish, pufferfish, Pleuronectiformes, flatfish, Scorpaeniformes, scorpionfish, sculpin, Perciformes, anabantid, bass (fish)|bass, cichlid, gobies, gourami, mackerel, perch, Scatophagidae|scats, whiting (fish)|whiting, wrasses, Category:Bony fish|Actinopterygii, Category:Ray-finned fish| , af:Actinopterygii, ar:أسماك شعاعية الزعانف, bg:Лъчеперки, cs:Paprskoploutví, da:Strålefinnede fisk, de:Strahlenflosser, es:Actinopterygii, eo:Aktinopterigo, fa:شعاع‌باله‌ها, fr:Actinopterygii, ko:조기어류, is:Geisluggar, it:Actinopterygii, he:מקריני סנפיר, la:Actinopterygii, lt:Stipinpelekės žuvys, mk:Зракоперки, nl:Straalvinnigen, ja:条鰭綱, no:Strålefinnede fisker, oc:Actinopterygii, pl:Promieniopłetwe, pt:Actinopterygii, qu:Wach'i wayt'ana, ru:Лучепёрые рыбы, scn:Actinopterygii, sk:Lúčoplutvovce, sr:Зракоперке, fi:Viuhkaeväiset, sv:Taggfeniga fiskar, vi:Lớp Cá vây tia, tr:Işınsal yüzgeçliler, uk:Променепері, zh:輻鰭魚]
Action Against Hunger	[1.0, Humanitarian aid, Alfred Kastler, Muttur(Sri Lanka)|Muttur, 2004 Tsunami, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission, Category:1979 establishments, Category:International charities, Category:Charities based in France, fr:Action contre la faim, pl:Action Internationale Contre la Faim, ta:வறுமைக்கு எதிரான அமைப்பு]
Action Film	[1.0, Action film, Action film]
ActionFilm	[1.0, Action film, Action film]
Actium	[1.0, Image:Schlacht bei Actium.svg|thumb|A map showing Actium.<br />''Text in German.'', promontory, Acarnania, Gulf of Arta, Nicopolis, Caesar Augustus|Augustus, Apollo, battle of Actium, Battle of Actium, town, village, Corinth, colonists, worship, 3rd century BC, Acarnanians, Caesar Augustus, Battle of Actium|victory, Mark Antony, September 2, 31 BC, Cleopatra VII of Egypt|Cleopatra VII, Egypt, army, Actia, Battle of Actium, Category:Archaeological sites in Greece, Category:Corinthian colonies, Category:Roman sites in Greece, bg:Акциум, da:Actium, de:Actium, fr:Actium, hr:Akcij, la:Actium, nl:Actium, ro:Actium, fi:Aktion, sv:Actium, uk:Акцій]
Active Directory	[1.0, Image:ActiveDirectoryMMC.png|thumb|right|Typically Active Directory is managed using the graphical [[Microsoft Management Console, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol|LDAP, directory service, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows NT|NT, directory service, Windows Server domain|domain, Object (computing)|objects, Computer printer|printers, e-mail, transitive, transitive, Domain Name System|DNS, Organizational Unit, group policies, Wide area network|WAN, Virtual private network|VPN, local area network|LAN, domain controller, Windows NT|NT, multi-master replication, NetBIOS, TCPIP|TCP/IP, SRV record|SRV resource records, DS3, Digital Signal 1|T1, ISDN, catalog server, Remote procedure call|Remote Procedure Calls, SMTP, database, Microsoft JET Blue|JET Blue-based, Extensible Storage Engine, Security Account Manager, Universal Naming Convention|UNC, Uniform resource locator|URL, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol|LDAP, X.500, Globally Unique Identifier, Kerberos (protocol)|Kerberos, NTLM, Samba (software)|Samba, Windows NT 4.0, domain controller, 2007-06-07, 2007-08-01, Linbox Directory Server, domain controller, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol|LDAP, directory service, Oracle Internet Directory, OpenLDAP, Apache Directory Server, Sun Java System Directory Server|Sun Java ES Directory Server, Novell eDirectory, Fedora Directory Server, OpenDS, Apple Inc., Apple Open Directory|Open Directory, Mac OS X, Group Policy, Active Directory Explorer, Flexible single master operation, Directory Services Restore Mode, List of LDAP software, Category:Active Directory, Category:Identity management systems, Category:Microsoft server technology, Category:Windows components, cs:Active Directory, de:Active Directory Service, es:Active Directory, fr:Active Directory, id:Active Directory, it:Active Directory, nl:Active Directory, ja:Active Directory, pl:Active Directory, pt:Active Directory, ro:Active Directory, ru:Active Directory, sk:Active Directory, fi:Active Directory, tr:Active Directory, zh:活动目录]
Active Server Pages	[1.0, Microsoft, server-side, Active Scripting|script engine, Internet Information Services, website, Wiktionary:built-in|built-in, Object (computer science)|objects, dynamic web page, http cookie|cookie, Session (computer science)|session, variable, VBScript, Active Scripting, JScript, ECMAScript, PerlScript, Perl, world wide web|WWW, ASP.NET, .NET Framework|Microsoft .NET platform, ASP.NET, November 7, 2005, .NET Framework|.NET, Visual Basic .NET, C Sharp programming language|C#, VBScript, Apache Web Server, WISA, Category:Microsoft server technology, ar:صفحات خادم نشطة, bs:ASP, ca:ASP, cs:Active Server Pages, da:Active Server Pages, de:Active Server Pages, es:Active Server Pages, eo:Aktivaj Servilaj Paĝoj, eu:Active Server Pages, fr:Active server pages, is:ASP, it:Active Server Pages, he:Active Server Pages, lv:ASP, hu:Active Server Pages, ms:Active Server Pages, nl:Active Server Pages, ja:Active Server Pages, no:Active Server Pages, uz:ASP, pl:Active Server Pages, pt:ASP, ru:Active Server Pages, sk:Active Server Pages, sr:АСП, fi:ASP, sv:Active Server Pages, th:เอเอสพี, vi:Asp, tr:ASP, uk:Active Server Pages, zh:Active Server Pages]
Active recall	[1.0, memory, passive review, George Washington, long-term memory, quiz, multiple choice, spreadsheet, Flashcards, Mnemonics, Category:Memory, Category:Mnemonics]
Activism	[1.0, Special:Contributions/68.34.250.52|68.34.250.52, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:OverlordQ|OverlordQ, WP:TWINKLE|TW, social change|social, politics|political, controversy|controversial, Belgium|Belgian, 1916, Flamingant, synonymous, protest, dissent, economic activism, boycott, Demonstration (people)|street marches, strike action|strikes, guerrilla warfare|guerrilla tactics, freedom fighter, terrorism|terrorist, religious, feminist, vegetarian, vegan, cooperative movement, Civil disobedience, Community building, Activism industry, Cooperative, Craftivism, Voluntary simplicity, Economic activism, Boycott, Divestment, Lobbying, Media activism, Culture jamming, Hacktivism, Internet activism, Propaganda, Guerrilla communication, Nonviolence|Non-violent confrontation, Violence|Violent confrontation, Rioting, Terrorism, Protest, Demonstration (people)|Demonstration, Direct action, Theater for Social Change, Protest songs, Strike action, Youth activism, Student activism, Youth-led media, :Category:Activists, Activism industry, Civics, Demagogy, Judicial activism, Lobbying, Political Campaign, Protest, Rebellion, Reform movement, Revolution, Social movement, Teaching for social justice, Category:Activism|*, Category:Community organizing, bg:Активизъм, cs:Aktivismus, da:Aktivisme, de:Aktivist, es:Activismo, fr:Activisme politique, gl:Activismo, it:Attivismo politico, he:אקטיביזם, lt:Aktyvizmas, nl:Politiek activisme, ja:積極行動主義, pt:Ativismo pagão, ro:Activism, ru:Активизм, simple:Activist, sr:Активиста, fi:Kansalaistoiminta, sv:Aktivism, tr:Aktivizm]
Actor	[1.0, Image:ActorsOffSetLaughing.jpg|thumb|right|Actors in period costume sharing a joke whilst waiting between takes during location filming., actor#Terminology|terminology, acting|acts, role, drama, film, television, Theater|theatre, radio programming|radio, Voice acting|voice actor, fictional character, Being John Malkovich, actress, Latin, Latin verbs|verb, Greek language|Greek, Liddell & Scott, Liddell & Scott, feminist, United States, Production Code, theatre, East West Players, 530s BC|534 BC, 23 November, Greece|Greek, Thespis, song, Perspective (storytelling)|third person, Early Middle Ages, movie star, Middle Ages|medieval world, Venice, William Shakespeare, Charles II of England|Charles II, Image:Flickr 6130489.jpg|thumb|right|Two actors performing during a [[theatre|theatric, play, Image:Kwthsik.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Two actors in the play 'Alexender the Great' playin Alexander and Aristotle, Shakespeare, Hamlet, Benedict Nightingale, Shakespeare, Restoration drama|Restoration, OED, John Dryden|Dryden, Japan, onnagata, kabuki, Edo period, Culture of China|Chinese, prepubescent, Peter Pan, principal boy, pantomime, animated, The Simpsons, Bart Simpson, Nancy Cartwright (actress)|Nancy Cartwright, Opera, pants role, mezzo-soprano, Hänsel und Gretel, The Marriage of Figaro#Characters|Cherubino, The Marriage of Figaro, cross-dressing, Francis Flute, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Jack Gilford, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Billy Wilder, Some Like It Hot, Carry On films, Divine (Glen Milstead)|Divine, Hairspray (1988 film)|original film, Harvey Fierstein, Hairspray (musical)|Broadway musical, John Travolta, Hairspray (2007 film)|2007 movie musical, Julie Andrews, Victor/Victoria, Gwyneth Paltrow, Shakespeare in Love, Academy Awards, Cannes Film Festival|Cannes Film Festival Awards, Golden Globe Award, Emmy Award, Genie Awards, Gemini Awards, British Academy of Film and Television Arts|British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award, BAFTA, Tony Award, Broadway theatre, European Theatre Awards, Laurence Olivier Awards, Sir Laurence Olivier, Screen Actors Guild, Indian National Film Awards, Indian cinema, Filmfare Awards, Bollywood, César Award, AFI Awards, Berlinale, Acting, Leading actor, Supporting actor, Character actor, Thespis, Bit part, Stunt work, Celebrity, Movie star, Pornographic actor, List of male film actors (A-K)|List of male film actors, List of female film actors, Vaudeville, Charisma, Q Score, Act (theatre), Method acting, Presentational acting, Improvisational theatre, Konstantin Stanislavski, Michael Chekhov, Showcase theatre (performing arts group), Mammy Lou, Konstantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Sanford Meisner, Robert Brustein, Richard Brennan, Peter Brook, Category:Actors| , Category:Entertainment occupations, Category:Acting, Category:Lists of actors, Category:Theatrical professions, als:Schauspieler, ast:Actor, bs:Glumac, bg:Актьор, ca:Actor, cs:Herec, cy:Actor, da:Skuespiller, de:Schauspieler, el:Ηθοποιός, es:Actor, eo:Aktoro, fa:هنرپیشه, fr:Acteur, gd:Actair, gl:Actor, ko:배우, hr:Glumac, io:Aktoro, id:Pemeran, it:Attore (spettacolo), he:שחקן, la:Actor, lt:Aktorius, hu:Színész, ms:Pelakon, nl:Acteur, ja:俳優, no:Skuespiller, nn:Skodespelar, nov:Aktore, uz:Aktyor, pl:Aktor, pt:Actor, ro:Actor, qu:Aranway pukllaq, ru:Актёр, sq:Aktori, simple:Actor, sk:Herec, sl:Filmski igralec, sr:Глумац, sh:Glumci, fi:Näyttelijä, sv:Skådespelare, tl:Artista, th:นักแสดง, vi:Diễn viên, tg:Ҳунарпеша (филм), tr:Aktör, uk:Кіноактор, yi:אקטיאר, zh:演員]
Actors	[1.0, Special:Contributions/202.56.253.183|202.56.253.183, Actor]
Actors and Actresses	[1.0, Actor, Actor]
Actors/Male	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Hayden5650|Hayden5650, User talk:Hayden5650|talk, List of male film actors (A-K)]
Actress	[1.0, Actor]
ActresseS	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Hayden5650|Hayden5650, User talk:Hayden5650|talk, List of female film actors]
ActressesS	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Hayden5650|Hayden5650, User talk:Hayden5650|talk, List of female film actors]
Actrius	[1.0, Ventura Pons, Ventura Pons, Josep Maria Benet i Jornet, Núria Espert, Rosa Maria Sardà, Anna Lizaran, Mercè Pons, Ventura Pons, Catalan language|Catalan, Carles Cases, Spain, Els Films de la Rambla, S.A., 1996 in film|1996 film, Ventura Pons, Núria Espert, Rosa Maria Sardà, Anna Lizaran, Category:1996 films, Category:Spanish films, Category:Catalan-language films, ca:Actrius, es:Actrices, fr:Actrices]
Acts	[1.0, Act]
Acts of Union 1707	[1.0, Act of Parliament|Parliamentary Acts, Parliament of England, Parliament of Scotland, 1 May, 1707, Kingdom of Great Britain, Kingdom of England, Kingdom of Scotland, Union of the Crowns, 1603, Personal union|shared a monarch, sovereignty|sovereign, parliament, Parliament of Great Britain, Westminster, 1606, 1667, England|English, Royal succession, Protestant, Act of Settlement 1701, Scotland|Scottish, Act of Security 1704, Darien scheme, Alien Act, treaty, 4 November, 1706, Church of Scotland, Presbyterian, 16 January, 1707, unicameral, Parliament of Scotland|Scottish Parliament, Court party, Squadrone Volante, Pound sterling|£, Shilling|s, Darien Scheme, Pound Scots|Scots, Earl of Glasgow, James Douglas, 2nd Duke of Queensberry, Queen's Commissioner in Parliament, Robert Burns, espionage|spies, Daniel Defoe, John Clerk of Penicuik, Unionism (Scotland)|Unionist, Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford and Mortimer|Robert Harley, Edinburgh, burgh, martial law, George Lockhart|Sir George Lockhart of Carnwath, Jacobitism|Jacobite, John Clerk of Penicuik|Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, petition, Convention of Royal Burghs, carillon, St Giles Cathedral, John Purser, Scottish representative peers|representative peers, Peerage of Scotland, House of Lords, Church of Scotland, established church, Court of Session, Scots law, Act of Settlement 1701, Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholics, customs union, monetary union, Privy Council, parliamentary sovereignty, unicameral, bicameral, Tour thro' the whole Island of Great Britain, population in Scotland, Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun, Samuel Johnson, James Boswell, 1773, A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland, Glasgow, 1999, Scottish Parliament, Scottish devolution referendum, 1997|referendum, Scotland, constituent member country, United Kingdom, two-pound coin, Scottish Parliament election, 2007|Scottish Parliament general election, Scottish Executive, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, National Museums of Scotland, National Galleries of Scotland, A tour thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain, Daniel Defoe, Andrew Fletcher, List of treaties, History of democracy, Scottish Parliament, Scottish independence, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Political union, MacCormick v. Lord Advocate, Unionism (Scotland), Scottish Parliament, Parliamentary Archives, National archives of Scotland, Scottish Council on Archives, Category:1706 in law, Category:1707 in law, Category:1706 in England, Category:1707 in Scotland, Category:1707 in Great Britain, Category:Constitutional laws of the United Kingdom, Category:Acts of the Parliament of England, Category:Acts of the Parliament of Scotland, Category:History of Great Britain, Category:Scottish laws, Category:English laws, Category:Treaties of England, Category:Treaties of Scotland, Category:Unionism, af:Acts of Union 1707, bs:Act of Union 1707, de:Act of Union 1707, es:Acta de Unión (1707), fr:Acte d'Union (1707), gd:Achd an Aonaidh, it:Atto di Unione (1707), hu:Acts of Union 1707, nl:Acts of Union 1707, no:Acts of Union 1707, pl:Akt Unii 1707, pt:Tratado de União de 1707, fi:Unionisopimus, sv:Acts of Union 1707]
Acts of the Apostles	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/69.230.222.127|69.230.222.127, User talk:69.230.222.127|talk, Bible, New Testament, Irenaeus, Early Christian, Twelve Apostles, Paul of Tarsus, Jerusalem, Resurrection of Jesus|Resurrection, Ascension, Pentecost|Day of Pentecost, Rome, Gospel of Luke, Luke the Evangelist|Luke, Theophilus (Biblical)|Theophilus, Resurrection appearances of Jesus|Resurrection appearances, Great Commission, Second Coming|Second Coming Prophecy, Saint Matthias|Matthias, Judas Iscariot|Judas, Holy Spirit, Paraclete, St. Peter|Peter, John the Apostle|John, Sanhedrin, Resurrection of the dead, Prayer in the New Testament|Believers' Prayer, Discourse on ostentation#Materialism|Everything is shared, Ananias and Sapphira, Apostles, Seven Deacons|Seven Greeks appointed, Saint Stephen, Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem#Bishops of Jerusalem|Church of Jerusalem, Philip the Evangelist, Simon Magus, Ethiopian, eunuch, Road to Damascus|Conversion of Saul, Aramaic of Jesus#Tabitha .28.CE.A4.CE.B1.CE.B2.CE.B5.CE.B9.CE.B8.CE.B1.29|Tabitha, Centurion Cornelius|Conversion of Cornelius, Vision hypothesis#Visionary experiences in the New Testament|vision, List of Patriarchs of Antioch|Church of Antioch, Christian, Saint James the Great, Agrippa I, Paul of Tarsus#First missionary journey|Mission of Barnabas and Saul, Council of Jerusalem, Paul of Tarsus#Second missionary journey|2nd, Paul of Tarsus#Third missionary journey|3rd, Last Judgment|"God...has set a day", Paul of Tarsus#Arrest and death|Trip to Jerusalem, antinomianism, Antonius Felix|Felix, Porcius Festus|Festus, Agrippa II, Malta, Image:Jelling Kirke 9 Apostle.JPG|thumb|right|260px|Six [[apostles, Jelling, Denmark, Image:ivorwilliams beggar.jpg|thumb|right|''The Leaping Beggar, Acts 3'' (1960-61) by [[Ivor Williams, Speak in tongues, Exorcism|casting out of evil spirits, Early Christianity, Persecution of early Christians by the Jews|persecuted, blasphemy, martyr, Gentiles, Aramaic of Jesus|Aramaic, Ananias of Damascus|St. Ananias, Barnabas, Asia Minor, Circumcision in the Bible|circumcision, Saint James the Just|James the Just, Mosaic Law, Philippi, Thessalonica, Greece, Athens, Unknown God, Areios Pagos|Areopagos, Antinomianism|against the Law of Moses, Nazirite|biblical vow, Herod's Temple, zealot|revolutionary, Nazarenes, resurrection of the dead, Caesarea Maritima|Caesarea, Kingdom of God, Paul of Tarsus#Paul's trip to Rome, imprisonment and death|Paul - Imprisonment & Death, Jews, Noahide Laws, Judaism and Christianity, Jewish Christianity, Pauline Christianity, Mosaic laws, New Covenant (theology), Pentecostalism, Charismatic movement, Samaritans, Samaria, Iudaea Province, Mount Gerizim, Samaritanism, Judea, Galilee, Temple in Jerusalem, Judaism, Luke-Acts, Epistle to Philemon, Colossians, 2 Timothy, Bodmer Papyri|Papyrus Bodmer, biblical manuscript|manuscript, CE, Tertullian, Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Muratorian Canon, Eusebius of Caesarea, Grammatical person|third person, Pauline Epistles|Paul's letters, ancient world, New Testament apocrypha, Acts of Thomas, Acts of Andrew, Acts of John, biography, novel, history, Image:Codex laudianus.jpg|thumb|right|Acts 15:22–24 from the seventh-century ''Codex laudianus'' in the [[Bodleian Library, Latin, Greek language|Greek, Pauline epistles|Paul's letters, Euripides, The Bacchae, Josephus, Oxford, A.N. Sherwin-White, archaeology, Philip the Apostle|Philip, William Mitchell Ramsay|Sir W. M. 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Acupuncture	[1.0, Image:hua t08.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Acupuncture chart from Hua Shou (fl. 1340s, China [[Ming dynasty, Standard Mandarin, moxibustion, medical, wikt:filiform|filiform, acupuncture point, Pain and nociception|pain, diseases, World Health Organization, China, Traditional Chinese medicine, evidence-based medicine, nausea, low back pain, neck, headache, WHO, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, National Institute of Health, American Medical Association, Traditional Chinese medicine, empirical observation, modern, scientific method, meridian (Chinese medicine)|meridians, acupuncture points, anatomical, Bonghan Theory, anatomical, histological, acupuncture points, meridian (Chinese medicine)|meridians, Felix Mann, paradigm, San Jiao, ventral body cavity, homeostasis, meridian (Chinese medicine)|meridians, Pericardium, Zang Fu, Yin and yang|yin, Yin and yang|yang, yin, yang, Yin and yang|yin, Yin and yang|yang, Yin and yang|yin, Lung, Pericardium, Heart, Yin and yang|yang, Large intestine, San Jiao, Small intestine, Yin and yang|yin, Spleen, Liver, Kidney, Yin and yang|yang, Stomach, Gallbladder, Urinary bladder|Bladder, qi, qi, taiyin, yangming, yangming, taiyin, shaoyin, taiyang, taiyang, shaoyin, jueyin, San Jiao, shaoyang, shaoyang, jueyin, taiyin, qi, vitalism|vital, acupuncturist, menses, leukorrhea, scientific method, reductionist, anatomical, histological, acupuncture points, meridian (Chinese medicine)|meridians, Felix Mann, Felix Mann, Robert Todd Carroll, pseudoscience, CSICOP, Yin and Yang, Quackwatch, Stephen Barrett, Quackwatch, NIH, Qi, China, 1st millennium BCE|1<sup>st</sup> millennium BCE, Han dynasty, Anno Domini|BC, Anno Domini|AD, traditional Korean medicine, Kampo, Japan, Ötzi, mummy, Alps, tattoo, Eurasia, bronze age, The Lancet, Huangdi Neijing, Mao, Cultural Revolution, Image:Needles3.jpg|right|500px|thumb|Acupuncture needles., stainless steel, diameter, ethylene oxide, autoclave, moxibustion, mugwort, 21st century|21<sup>st</sup> century, Image:Acupuncture.jpg|thumb|275px|right|Acupuncture, Medical acupuncture|Medical Acupuncture, complementary medicine|complementary, In vitro fertilisation#Acupuncture|Expansions of in vitro fertilization - 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Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis	[1.0, disease, human brain|brain, virus (biology)|viral, infection, vaccination, multiple sclerosis, Multiple sclerosis borderline, white matter, Adolescence|adolescents, fever, headache, seizure, coma, steroid, intensive care, Category:multiple sclerosis, Category:Autoimmune diseases, Category:Neurological disorders, Category:Neurology, Category:Autoimmune diseases, de:Akute disseminierte Enzephalomyelitis, nl:ADEM, fi:Akuutti disseminoitunut enkefalomyeliitti]
Ad hominem	[1.0, logical argument|argument, Latin, personal attack|personally attacking, syllogistic, informal logic, evidence, witnesses, eyewitness, expert witness, appeal to authority, formal fallacy, logic, critical thinking, Argument from fallacy, rhetoric, Pattern recognition (Physiological Psychology)|patterns, appeal to authority, Image:Eugenics ad hominem.jpg, premise (argument)|premise, main contention|contention, validity|valid, co-premise, Image:Eugenics expanded ad hominem.jpg, inference objection|un-stated co-premise, insult, propaganda, politician, appeal to emotion, Charles Manson, genetic fallacy, bulverism, C. S. Lewis, Mandy Rice-Davies, tu quoque, communists, reductio ad Hitlerum, communists, genetic fallacy, red herring (fallacy)|red herring, appeal to emotion, poisoning the well, Ad feminam, And you are lynching Negroes, Association fallacy, Fair game %28Scientology%29, Fundamental attribution error, Shooting the messenger, Wadsworth, Thompson Learning, Kibibyte|KiB, Category:Genetic fallacies, Category:Logical fallacies, Category:Latin logical phrases, Category:Latin philosophical phrases, ca:Ad hominem, de:Argumentum ad hominem, el:Ad hominem, es:Argumentum ad hominem, fr:Ad hominem, is:Argumentum ad hominem, it:Ad hominem, he:אד הומינם, lt:Argumentas prieš žmogų, hu:Argumentum ad hominem, nl:Argumentum ad hominem, no:Ad hominem-argument, nn:Brunnpissar, pl:Argumentum ad hominem, pt:Argumentum ad hominem, ru:Ad hominem, simple:Ad hominem, sk:Argumentum ad hominem, fi:Argumentum ad hominem, sv:Ad hominem-argument, tl:Ad hominem, tr:Ad hominem, uk:Argumentum ad Hominem, zh:人身攻擊的謬誤]
Ada	[1.0, nl:Ada, Adah, Ada Lovelace, Charlemagne, Ada Gospels, Ada de Warenne, Earl of Northumbria|Northumbria, Earl of Huntingdon|Huntingdon, Ada of Caria, Ada Choi, Ada Negri, Ada Nicodemou, Ada Wong, Ada (Castlevania), Ada, Afghanistan, Ada, Saskatchewan, Canada, Ada, Ghana, Ada, Greece, Ada, Nigeria, Ada, Serbia, Ada, Oregon, Ada County, Idaho, Ada Division, Oklahoma, Ada, Alabama, Ada, Arkansas, Ada, Kansas, Ada, Louisiana, Ada, Michigan, Ada, Minnesota, Ada, Ohio, Ada, Oklahoma, Ada, Virginia, Ada, Wisconsin, Ada, West Virginia, Ada Township, Michigan, Ada Township, North Dakota, Ada Township, South Dakota, Ada (programming language), Ada (orchid)|''Ada'' (orchid), Ada (demon), Adasaurus, Ada (dog actor), Ada or Ardor: A Family Chronicle, Ada (film)|''Ada'' (film), Daniel Mann, Susan Hayward, Dean Martin, island, Turkish language|Turkish, Serbian language|Serbian, Sindarin|Sindarin Elvish, Igbo language|Igbo, Americans with disabilities act|Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, American Dental Association, Americans For Democratic Action, district attorney, Category:Feminine given names, Category:Italian given names, da:Ada, de:Ada, es:ADA, eo:ADA, fr:Ada, hr:Ada, he:עדה, hu:Ada, nl:Ada, nn:Ada, pl:Ada, ksh:ADA (Watt ėßß datt?), tr:Ada (anlam ayrım)]
Ada (programming language)	[1.0, Image:Ada-cover.jpg|200px, multi-paradigm programming language|multi-paradigm, concurrent programming language|concurrent, distributed programming|distributed, generic programming|generic-programming, imperative programming|imperative, object-oriented programming|object-oriented, Jean Ichbiah, S. 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Ada Byron's notes on the analytical engine	[1.0, Special:Contributions/222.127.35.206|222.127.35.206, User talk:222.127.35.206|talk, Ada Lovelace|Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace, Charles Babbage, computer, analytical engine|The Analytical Engine, computer program, University of Turin, Federico Luigi, Conte Menabrea|Luigi Menabrea, Italy|Italian, engineer, Prime minister of Italy|prime minister, French language|French, Bibliothèque Universelle de Genève, English language|English, The Ladies Diary, Scientific Memoirs, algorithm, Bernoulli number, computer programmer, Garbage In, Garbage Out, Category:History of computing]
Ada Lovelace	[1.0, Image:Ada Lovelace 1838.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Ada Lovelace, December 10, 1815, November 27, 1852, Charles Babbage, analytical engine, George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron|Lord Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke, half-sister, Augusta Leigh, December 10th, 1815, January 16, 1816, April 21, Allegra Byron, Claire Clairmont, 1822, Elizabeth Medora Leigh, Augusta Leigh, mathematics, mathematics, science, William Frend (social reformer)|William Frend, William King-Noel, 1st Earl of Lovelace|William King, Mary Somerville, Augustus De Morgan, London, Blue Stockings Society (England)|Bluestockings, Image:Ada Lovelace.jpg|thumb|160px|right|Ada Lovelace, William King, 1st Earl of Lovelace|William King, 8th Baron King, Earl of Lovelace|1st Earl of Lovelace, 12 May, 1836, Lady Anne Blunt, 22 September, 1837, 2 July, 1839, Ockham, Surrey, Mary Somerville, Charles Babbage, June 5, 1833, David Brewster|Sir David Brewster, Charles Wheatstone, Charles Dickens, Michael Faraday, Luigi Menabrea, Analytical Engine, Ada Byron's notes on the analytical engine|a set of notes, Bernoulli numbers, computer program, Bloodletting|bled, uterine cancer, Lady Anne Blunt, Middle East, Arabian horse, Crabbet Arabian Stud, Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Hucknall|Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Hucknall, Nottingham, December 10, 1980, U.S. Defense Department, programming language, Ada (programming language)|Ada, Defense Standard|Department of Defense Military Standard, Microsoft, hologram, British Computer Society, Cyberchase, Saturday Night Live, Jane Curtin, Alternate history (fiction)|alternate history, Steampunk, The Difference Engine, Bruce Sterling, William Gibson (novelist)|William Gibson, mass production|mass produced, John Crowley, pastiche, Conceiving Ada, Narbonic, Z.O.E., Jehuty, Scientific Memoirs, Ada Byron's notes on the analytical engine, Women in computing, Lady Anne Blunt, Internet Archive|archive, Dead link|dead, Category:1815 births, Category:1852 deaths, Category:Accidental deaths, Category:British countesses, Category:British mathematicians, Category:British scientists, Category:Byron family, Category:Computer pioneers, Category:Daughters of barons, Category:Lord Byron, Category:Women computer scientists, Category:Women mathematicians, Category:Women of the Victorian era, Category:19th century mathematicians, Category:English women writers, Category:Women writers (19th century), ar:أدا أوجستا بايرون, bn:অ্যাডা লাভলেস, bs:Ada King Lovelace, ca:Ada Lovelace, cs:Augusta Ada King, da:Ada Lovelace, de:Ada Lovelace, es:Ada Lovelace, fa:ایدا لاولیس, fr:Ada Lovelace, ga:Ada Lovelace, gl:Ada Augusta Lovelace, ko:에이다 러브레이스, hr:Ada Lovelace, it:Ada Lovelace, he:עדה לאבלייס, hu:Ada Lovelace, nl:Ada Lovelace, ja:エイダ・ラブレス, no:Ada Byron Lovelace, pl:Ada Lovelace, pt:Ada Lovelace, ro:Ada Lovelace, ru:Лавлейс, Ада, sk:Augusta Ada Kingová, sr:Ејда Кинг Лавлејс, fi:Ada Lovelace, sv:Ada Lovelace, th:เอดา ไบรอน, vi:Ada Lovelace, tg:Ада Ловлейс, uk:Ада Лавлейс, zh:愛達·勒芙蕾絲]
Adalbert Apostle of the Slavs	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Adalbert, Archbishop of Magdeburg]
Adalbert of Prague	[1.0, 956, 997, April 23, Roman Catholic Church, Libice nad Cidlinou, Truso, Elbląg, Kaliningrad Oblast, Bohemia, Poland, Prussia, Gniezno, Prague, Czech language|Czech, 956, April 23, 997, bishop of Prague, king of Poland, Bolesław I the Brave, Baltic peoples|Baltic, Old Prussians|Prussians, patron saint, Bohemia, Hungary, Duchy of Prussia|Prussia, Slavnik, Střezislava, Libice nad Cidlinou, Zlicans|Zlican, Slavník's dynasty, Radzim Gaudenty, Magdeburg, Adalbert of Magdeburg|Adalbert, Image:Sanctus Adalbertus.jpg|thumb|right| Saint Adalbert., Bishop of Prague, slavery|slave, Pope John XV, Brevnov Monastery|monastery in Břevnov, Strachkvas, Image:Bishopcoa.png|100px|left, Přemyslids, Boleslav II of Bohemia, Vršovci, Hungary, Géza of Hungary, Stephen of Hungary|Stephen, Esztergom, Image:Adalb.jpg|right|frame|Saint Adalbert being killed by [[Prussians, Gniezno Doors, missionary, Prussia (Baltic)|Prussia, Prussians, Boleslaus I of Poland|Boleslaus the Brave, soldiers, Gdańsk, Baltic Sea, Iconoclasm, Saxony, martyr, Elbląg, gold, Image:Socha_Svateho_Vojtecha_a_Radima.jpg|right|thumb|150px|St. Adalbert (Vojtech) and his brother Gaudentius (Radim) monument in Libice (Czech Republic), canonization|canonized, Aachen, Liège (city)|Liège, Rome|Roman, John Canaparius, Bruno of Querfurt, Bretislav I, Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor|Otto III, John Paul II, Kaliningrad Oblast, Image:Relikwiarz Wojciecha Gniezno.JPG|right|thumb|Silver coffin of St. Wojciech (Cathedral in [[Gniezno, History of the Czech lands in the Middle Ages, Congress of Gniezno, Gniezno Doors, Category:Czech saints, Category:Christian martyrs of the Medieval era, Category:Bohemian nobility, Category:Bishops of Prague, Category:Roman Catholic bishops, Category:10th century bishops, Category:Roman Catholic missionaries, Category:History of Hungary, Category:History of Prussia, Category:956 births, Category:997 deaths, cs:Svatý Vojtěch, de:Adalbert von Prag, es:Adalberto de Praga, eo:Vojtěch, fr:Adalbert de Prague, gl:Adalberto de Praga, it:Sant'Adalberto di Praga, sw:Adalbert wa Prague, hu:Szent Adalbert, nl:Adalbert van Praag, pl:Święty Wojciech, ru:Адальберт Пражский, fi:Adalbert, sv:Vojtěch Adalbert av Prag, tl:Adalberto ng Prague, uk:Адальберт Празький]
Adam Carolla	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/75.164.174.215|75.164.174.215, User talk:75.164.174.215|talk, Pennsylvania, United States|USA, Comedian, comedy writer, radio personality, television personality, actor, Adam Carolla#Earnings|below, Atheist, Twin, May 27, 1964, United States|American, comedian, comedy writer, radio personality, television personality, actor, Loveline, MTV, The Man Show, Crank Yankers, The Adam Carolla Show, Adam Carolla#The Adam Carolla Show|section below, 2006, The Hammer (film)|The Hammer, independent film, Heather Juergensen, 2007, Tribeca Film Festival, Pennsylvania, Italian American, Hungarian American, North Hollywood, California, San Fernando Valley, birthday, funerals, divorced, Walter Reed Middle School|Walter Reed Junior High, North Hollywood High School, captain (sports)|captain, American football|football, Pop Warner, Marshall University, grade point average, Pornstar, Christy Canyon, Molly Ringwald, Los Angeles Valley College, junior college, carpet, carpenter, traffic school, boxing, United Kingdom|British, Striptease|stripper, Too Late With Adam Carolla, Jimmy Kimmel Live, satire|satirist, comedian, talk radio, television series, Observational humor, irony|Ironic, quip, Black comedy, Satire, Improvisational theatre#Improvisational comedy|Improvisation, Political correctness|political incorrectness, Self-deprecation, Homage, Hypocrisy, public policy|public policies, Celebrity|Celebrities, entertainment industry, mass media, Municipality|Municipal authorities, monopoly|monopolistic power, Social issues|Social ills, dysfunctional families, Controversy|Controversial, American law, social services, White trash|Lazy and socially irresponsible Americans, Ethnic stereotype, Extremism|Political extremists, political spectrum, Religious extremist, religion, Interpersonal relationship, Human sexuality, Loveline, The Adam Carolla Show|self-titled radio show, The Groundlings, Stand-up comedy|stand-up, ACME Comedy Theater, carpenter, construction|construction laborer, boxing, talk radio, Jimmy Kimmel, KROQ, Kevin and Bean, misanthropic, Vietnam veteran|Vietnam-veteran, shop class|shop teacher, Image:adamdrew3_s.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew (March 19, 2002), Loveline, physician, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Riki Rachtman, broadcast syndication#Radio syndication|syndicated, Westwood One, MTV, Dennis Miller, black comedy, Image:lovelinetvshow.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew on ''Loveline'' the TV Show, The Loveline Companion, Howard Stern, August 4, 2005, Howard Stern, November 3, 2005, October 25, Infinity Broadcasting, West Coast of the United States|western United States, January 3, 2006, The Adam Carolla Show, Teresa Strasser, Danny Bonaduce, Image:lovelinecrank.jpg|right|250px|thumb|''Loveline'' on ''[[Crank Yankers, The Man Show, Jimmy Kimmel, Comedy Central, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Daniel Kellison, Jackhole Productions, Crank Yankers, voiceover, cartoon, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command#Other Personnel|Commander Nebula, Disney Channel|Disney, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Death (personification)|Death, Family Guy, Norm MacDonald, Spanky Ham, Drawn Together, Abby Singer (film)|Abby Singer, talk show, Too Late with Adam Carolla, Gameshow Marathon (US TV series)|Gameshow Marathon, Match Game, The Hammer (film)|The Hammer, independent film, Heather Juergensen, world premiere, Tribeca Film Festival, New York City, November 9, 2003, KPOI, Société Bic|Bic lighter, January 24, 2006, Asian Excellence Awards, Asian American, ching chong, February 22, 2006, April 26, July 6, 2006, conservative, pundit, Ann Coulter, The Adam Carolla Show, June 25, 2007, John Edwards, September 28, 2002, cesarean section, June 7, 2006, BMW M3, Datsun 510, Jaguar (car)|Jaguar, MINI (BMW)|MINI Cooper S, Nissan 350Z, Aston Martin, Lamborghini 350GT, Ferrari, entertainment industry, April 10, 2007, The Adam Carolla Show, 2006, Social Security Administration|Social Security Earnings History, taxable income, 2005, The Howard Stern Show, April 26, 2007, 2000, hyperbole|hyperbolic, 2006, 2005, McDonalds, Loveline, The Man Show, middle name, Lakers, 4535 Adamcarolla, August 15, 2005, Marijuana Policy Project, Too Late With Adam Carolla, Weeds (television)|Weeds, Kevin Nealon, KoЯn, Life Is Peachy, Intelligence Quotient|IQ, mean, Loveline, Riki Rachtman, Stryker (disc jockey)|Stryker, Category:American comedians, Category:American atheists, Category:American radio personalities, Category:American television talk show hosts, Category:American voice actors, Category:Groundlings, Category:Hungarian-Americans, Category:Italian-Americans, Category:People from Los Angeles, Category:People from Philadelphia, Category:1964 births, Category:Living people, Category:Critics of Scientology, Category:Shock jocks, fr:Adam Carolla]
Adam Smith	[1.0, br:Adam Smith, 18th century philosophy, June 5, 1723, Kirkcaldy, Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland, Classical economics, Political philosophy, ethics, economics, Aristotle, Thomas Hobbes|Hobbes, John Locke|Locke, Bernard de Mandeville|Mandeville, Francis Hutcheson (philosopher)|Hutcheson, David Hume|Hume, Baron de Montesquieu|Montesquieu, François Quesnay|Quesnay, Thomas Malthus|Malthus, David Ricardo|Ricardo, John Stuart Mill|Mill, John Maynard Keynes|Keynes, Milton Friedman|Friedman, Karl Marx|Marx, Friedrich Engels|Engels, Founding Fathers of the United States|American Founding Fathers, Noam Chomsky|Chomsky, Classical economics, free market, division of labour, invisible hand, Royal Society of Edinburgh|FRSE, June 5, 1723, Old Style|O.S., June 16, New Style|N.S., July 17, 1790, Scotland|Scottish, Ethics|moral philosopher, Political economy|political economist, economics, Scottish Enlightenment, The Theory of Moral Sentiments, The Wealth of Nations|An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, mercantilism, economics, free trade, capitalism, libertarianism, University of Glasgow, Francis Hutcheson (philosopher)|Francis Hutcheson, liberty, reason, free speech, 1740, Snell exhibitioner|Snell Exhibition, Balliol College, Oxford, University of Oxford|Oxford, The Wealth of Nations, University of Cambridge|Cambridge, Church of England, 1748, Edinburgh, Lord Kames, belles-lettres, The Wealth of Nations|Wealth of Nations, David Hume, Scottish Enlightenment, The Poker Club, Edinburgh, 1751, logic, Professor of Moral Philosophy, Glasgow|Chair of Moral Philosophy, ethics, rhetoric, jurisprudence, political economy, The Theory of Moral Sentiments, Glasgow, Lord Monboddo, James Burnett, Lord Monboddo, utilitarianism|utility, Edwin Cannan, Lectures on Jurisprudence, University of Glasgow, Doctor of laws, Charles Townshend, David Hume, Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch|Duke of Buccleuch, France, Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, Baron de Laune|Turgot, Jean le Rond d'Alembert|Jean D'Alembert, André Morellet, Helvétius, Francois Quesnay, physiocrats|Physiocratic school, Royal Society, London, The Wealth of Nations, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Rector of the University of Glasgow, Canongate Kirkyard, Joseph Black, James Hutton, Essays on Philosophical Subjects, John Millar, Image:Adam Smith.jpg|right|thumb|Adam Smith, Dugald Stewart, Church of Scotland, national church, England, Deism|Deist, Voltaire, wikisource:Times obituary of Adam Smith|Times obituary of Adam Smith, Ronald Coase, Great Architect of the Universe, mercantilism, bullion, free trade, Physiocrat, division of labour, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, classical economics, Modern economics, Marxian economics, overpopulation, iron law of wages, Invisible Hand|invisible hand, competition, natural price, selfishness, Greed (emotion)|greed, monopoly|monopolies, tariff, laissez-faire, August Oncken, :de:Adam-Smith-Problem|das 'Adam Smith-Problem', Austria, Joseph Schumpeter, capitalism, Anders Chydenius, The National Gain, David Hume, Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu|Baron de Montesquieu, The 100|list of the most influential figures in history, Pound sterling|£, Bank of England, Warren Buffet, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation|The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, The Theory of Moral Sentiments, The Wealth of Nations|An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Essays on Philosophical Subjects, Lectures on Jurisprudence, Samuel Hollander, Routledge, Murray N. Rothbard, An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought, Ludwig von Mises Institute|Mises Institute, Kibibyte|KiB, Wikipedia:Persondata, June 5, 1723, Old Style|O.S., June 16, New Style|N.S., Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland, July 17, 1790, Edinburgh, Scotland, Category:Classical economists|Smith, Adam, Category:Classical liberalism|Smith, Adam, Category:Deist thinkers|Smith, Adam, Category:Enlightenment philosophers|Smith, Adam, Category:Philosophes|Smith, Adam, Category:Scottish business theorists|Smith, Adam, Category:Scottish economists|Smith, Adam, Category:Scottish Enlightenment|Smith, Category:Scottish philosophers|Smith, Adam, Category:Scottish Presbyterians|Smith, Adam, Category:Academics of the University of Edinburgh|Smith, Adam, Category:Academics of the University of Glasgow|Smith, Adam, Category:Fellows of the Royal Society|Smith, Adam, Category:Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts|Smith, Adam, Category:Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh|Smith, Adam, Category:Alumni of the University of Glasgow|Smith, Adam, Category:Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford|Smith, Adam, Category:People from Fife|Smith, Adam, Category:1723 births|Smith, Adam, Category:1790 deaths|Smith, Adam, Category:People associated with Edinburgh|Smith, Adam, ar:آدم سميث, ast:Adam Smith, bn:অ্যাডাম স্মিথ, bs:Adam Smith, br:Adam Smith, bg:Адам Смит, ca:Adam Smith, cs:Adam Smith, da:Adam Smith, de:Adam Smith, et:Adam Smith, el:Άνταμ Σμιθ, es:Adam Smith, eo:Adam Smith, eu:Adam Smith, fa:آدام اسمیت, fo:Adam Smith, fr:Adam Smith, ga:Adam Smith, gd:Adam Smith, gl:Adam Smith, zh-classical:斯密亞丹, ko:애덤 스미스, hr:Adam Smith, io:Adam Smith, id:Adam Smith, is:Adam Smith, it:Adam Smith, he:אדם סמית, ka:ადამ სმითი, la:Adamus Smith, lv:Ādams Smits, lt:Adam Smith, hu:Adam Smith, ms:Adam Smith, nl:Adam Smith, ja:アダム・スミス, no:Adam Smith, nn:Adam Smith, pl:Adam Smith, pt:Adam Smith, ro:Adam Smith, qu:Adam Smith, ru:Смит, Адам, sco:Adam Smith, sq:Adam Smith, scn:Adam Smith, simple:Adam Smith, sk:Adam Smith, sl:Adam Smith, sr:Адам Смит, sh:Adam Smith, fi:Adam Smith, sv:Adam Smith, th:แอดัม สมิธ, vi:Adam Smith, tr:Adam Smith, uk:Адам Сміт, ur:آدم سمتھ, diq:Adam Smith, zh:亚当·斯密]
Adam Weishaupt	[1.0, Image:Adam Weishaupt02.jpg|thumb|Adam Weishaupt, 6 February, 1748, Ingolstadt, 18 November, 1830, Gotha (town)|Gotha, Germans|German, Illuminati, Ingolstadt, Society of Jesus|Jesuits, Society of Jesus, University of Ingolstadt, freethought|freethinkers, Age of Enlightenment|The Enlightenment, deism, Adolf Freiherr Knigge|Adolph Freiherr Knigge, egalitarian, New world order|New World Order, Jesuits, Ba'ath party, Syria, Iraq, Freemasonry, Adolf Freiherr Knigge, gnostic, Protestant, rationalism, French Revolution, Karl Theodor, Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg|Duke Ernest II, Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg, Gotha (town)|Gotha, 1785, 1786, 1786, 1787, 1830, John Robison (physicist)|John Robison, natural philosophy, Edinburgh University, Scotland, George Washington, occult, Aleister Crowley, Augustin Barruél, Thomas Jefferson, The Illuminatus! Trilogy, Robert Shea, Robert Anton Wilson, Bavarian Illuminati, George Washington, United States, U.S. one-dollar bill|one-dollar bill, Cerebus the Aardvark, Dave Sim, George Washington, republic, Deus Ex, El-P, Fantastic Damage, ouija, Wikipedia:Persondata, Illuminati, 7 February, 1748, Ingolstadt, 18 November, 1830, Gotha (town)|Gotha, Category:1748 births, Category:1811 deaths, Category:People from Bavaria, Category:Jesuits, Category:Former Jesuits, de:Adam Weishaupt, et:Adam Weishaupt, es:Adam Weishaupt, fr:Adam Weishaupt, id:Adam Weishaupt, it:Adam Weishaupt, nl:Adam Weishaupt, pl:Adam Weishaupt, pt:Adam Weishaupt, ru:Вейсгаупт, Адам, fi:Adam Weishaupt, sv:Adam Weishaupt, tr:Adam Weishaupt]
Adam of Bremen	[1.0, Germany|German, medieval, chronicler, 11th century, Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum|Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum, Meissen, Latin, Saxony, October 12, 1081, 1085, Magdeburg, Adalbert of Bremen, Archbishopric of Bremen|Church of Bremen, capitular, Bremen (city)|Bremen, Hamburg, Germany, Svend Estridson, Ansgar, Scandinavia, Russia, Iceland, Greenland, Pope Paschal II|the pope, 1105, Lund, Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum|Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum, history, geography, Einhard, Cassiodorus, 788, 1075, Vinland, North America, Vinland, Chronicon Slavorum, Temple at Uppsala, Birca, Terra Feminarum, s:de:ADB:Adam von Bremen|''Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie'', en:Adam of Bremen, Category:Chroniclers, Category:German writers, Category:11th century births, Category:1080s deaths, Category:People from Saxony, bs:Adam von Bremen, da:Adam af Bremen, de:Adam von Bremen, et:Adam Bremenist, es:Adán de Bremen, eo:Adamo de Bremo, fr:Adam de Brême, it:Adamo da Brema, la:Adamus Bremensis, lv:Ādams no Brēmenes, hu:Brémai Ádám, nl:Adam van Bremen, no:Adam av Bremen, nds:Adam vun Bremen, pl:Adam z Bremy, pt:Adão de Bremen, ru:Адам Бременский, fi:Adam Bremeniläinen, sv:Adam av Bremen, uk:Адам Бременський]
Adam's Peak	[1.0, Sri Pada]
Adamantium	[1.0, Adamant (disambiguation), Adamant (disambiguation)]
Adamic language	[1.0, proto-language, Adam and Eve, paradise, God, Genesis, Midrash, Hebrew, Genesis, confusion of tongues, Biblical Hebrew, Talmud, Sanhedrin, Dante, Divina commedia, El (god)|El, Early Modern, Japhetite, Anne Catherine Emmerich, Bactrian language|Bactrian, Persian language|Zend, Sanskrit|Indian, Proto-Indo-European language, Ernst Cassirer, onomatopoeia, Proto-World language, proto-linguistic, pseudoscience, Mormonism, Latter Day Saints, God, Elohim, Jehovah, Joseph Smith, Jr., Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible|translation of the Bible, Book of Moses, Latter Day Saint movement, Brigham Young, History of the Church, Orson Pratt, Journal of Discourses, Elizabeth Ann Whitney, 1 November, 1878, Mormon, Adam-ondi-Ahman, Daviess County, Missouri|Daviess County, Missouri, deseret, Book of Ether|Ether, Book of Ether|Ether, Joseph Smith Translation|Joseph Smith's translation of the Bible, History of linguistics, Proto-World language, confusion of tongues, Hebrew, Lingua ignota, Endowment (Latter Day Saints), 1790, Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Category:Adam and Eve, Category:Language and mysticism, Category:Latter Day Saint doctrines, beliefs, and practices, de:Adamitische Sprache, fr:Langue adamique]
Adamnan	[1.0, Adomnán of Iona]
Adaptive expectations	[1.0, economics, John Muth, rational expectations, Rational Expectations, Policy Ineffectiveness Proposition, Category:Macroeconomics, zh:适应性预期]
Adaptive radiation	[1.0, Image:Darwin's finches.jpeg|thumb|Four of the [[Darwin's finches|13 finch species, Galápagos Islands|Galápagos Archipelago, beak, speciation, species, ecological niche, evolution, natural selection, mutation, ecosystem, archipelago, mountain, divergent evolution, Monotremes, marsupials, Australia, continents, Richard Leakey, Robert Foley, mass extinctions, Permian-Triassic extinction event, biodiversity, Triassic, Ediacaran, multicellular organisms|multicellular life, Cambrian, science fiction, human, science fiction universe|worlds, Galápagos Islands, Hawaii, Australia (continent)|Australia, St. Helena, Category:Speciation, de:Adaptive Radiation, es:Radiación adaptativa, fr:Radiation évolutive, nl:Adaptieve radiatie, ja:適応放散, pl:Radiacja adaptacyjna, pt:Radiação adaptativa, sk:Adaptívna radiácia, zh:輻射適應]
Adder	[1.0, Adder (snake), Adder (electronics), Vympel R-77|AA-12 Adder, Adder (Farthing Wood), List of Advance Wars COs#Adder|Adder, USS Adder (SS-3)]
Addiction	[1.0, compulsion, drug addictions, problem gambling, pornography, compulsive overeating, genetics|genetic, biology|biological, pharmacology|pharmacological, sociology|social, pharmacologic, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, withdrawal, pseudo-addiction, alcoholism|alcohol, Tobacco smoking|tobacco, drug addiction|drugs, gambling, overeating|food, hypersexuality|sex, pornography addiction|pornography, computer addiction|computers, workaholic|work, shopping, withdrawal, hypothalamus, peptides, alcohol, nicotine, endorphins, Economics, elasticity (economics)|elasticity, income, consumption (economics)|consumption, Physical dependence, withdrawal, opioids, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, alcohol, nicotine, cortisone, beta-blockers, antidepressants, nicotine, physiological tolerance, laxative, decongestants, antidepressants, venlafaxine, paroxetine, sertraline, half-lives, alcoholic, Eating disorders, cravings, irritability, insomnia, Depression (mood)|depression, anorexia (symptom)|anorexia, dopaminergic system, brain, reward system, cocaine, amphetamines, Habituation|habitual, Mental illness|psychological dysfunctions, Rat Park, substance abuse, gambling, Internet addiction|Internet use, computer addiction|usage of computers, sexual addiction|sex, pornography addiction|pornography, eating disorder|eating, self-harm, vandalism, workaholic|work, methamphetamines, cannabinoids, cocaine, barbiturate, hallucinogen, tryptamines, LSD, phencyclidine, PCP, psilocybin, American Psychiatric Association|American Psychiatric Association's, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, American Society of Addiction Medicine, patient placement criteria, withdrawal, Relapse, Recovery environment, Addiction Severity Index, Addiction Medicine, detoxification, anxiolytic, ibogaine, acupuncture detoxification, methadone, opiate replacement therapy, self-esteem, disease model of addiction, disease, neurochemistry|neurochemical, behavioral, Addiction Medicine, American Medical Association, American Psychological Association, American Society of Addiction Medicine, genetics|genetic, experiential, Stanton Peele, opponent-process, allostatic, George Koob, culture|cultural, Saudi Arabia, gambling, moral, moral character|character, Habituation|habit, Thomas Szasz, life-process model of addiction, Mesolimbic pathway|mesolimbic, ventral tegmental area, dopamine, cocaine, opiates, homeostasis, Transmembrane receptor|receptors, downregulation, action potential, anhedonia, physiological tolerance, withdrawal, depressant, central nervous system, barbiturate, barbiturate, neurotransmitter, Levi Bryant, Thomas Szasz, Malcolm X, drug, happiness|euphoria, University of Strathclyde, attribution theory, Stanton Peele, Rat Park, bibliophilia|books, chocoholism|chocolate, workaholic|work, Webaholism|the web, Akrasia, Alcoholism, Alcohol-related traffic crashes, Alcohol tolerance, Alcoholics Anonymous, Codependence, Cold turkey, Computer addiction, Disease model of addiction, Drug addiction, Drug injection, Drug Intervention Program, E. Morton Jellinek, Free will, Higher order desire, ibogaine, Junkie, life-process model of addiction, Love-hate relationship, Marijuana Anonymous, Moderation Management, Narcotics Anonymous, Problem gambling, Self injury, Sexual addiction, Tanha, Treatment Improvement Protocols, 12-step programs, Category:Abnormal psychology, Category:Addiction, Category:Motivation, Category:Unsolved problems in neuroscience, bg:Пристрастяване, ca:Addicció, cs:Závislost, de:Missbrauch und Abhängigkeit, es:Adicción, eo:Dependeco (medicino), fr:Addiction, gl:Adicción, ko:중독, hr:Ovisnost, id:Kecanduan, is:Fíkn, it:Dipendenza, he:התמכרות, lt:Priklausomybė, hu:Függőség, nl:Verslaving, ja:依存症, no:Avhengighet, oc:Adiccion, pl:Uzależnienie, ro:Dependenţă, simple:Addiction, sr:Адикција, fi:Riippuvuus, sv:Beroende, tr:Bağımlılık, zh:上癮]
Addictive	[1.0, Addiction]
Addition of natural numbers	[1.0, infix, operator, function_(mathematics)|function, natural number, Peano postulates, associative|Associativity, Addition of natural numbers/proofs#Proof of associativity|proof, commutative|Commutativity, Addition of natural numbers/proofs#Proof of commutativity|proof, Identity element, Addition of natural numbers/proofs#Proof of identity element|proof, monoid, Category:Elementary arithmetic, fr:Addition des entiers naturels, ja:加法]
Additive synthesis	[1.0, music, timbre, harmonic, amplitude, numerically controlled oscillator|oscillators, Joseph Fourier, discrete time, Nyquist frequency, direct current|DC, harmonic, partial, fundamental frequency, Synclavier, Kawai, Kawai K5000|K5000, 1990s, software synthesizer, VirSyn, White Noise, ConcreteFX, wavetable synthesis, partial, overtone, harmonic, fundamental frequency, bell (instrument)|bells, wavetable synthesis, fast Fourier transform, Harmonic series (music), Fourier series, Category:Harmonic analysis, Category:Sound technology, de:Additive Synthese, es:Síntesis aditiva, nl:Additieve synthese]
Adelaide	[1.0, lb:Adelaide, 28 December, 1836, Australian Central Standard Time|ACST, Australian Central Daylight Time|ACDT, Perth, Western Australia|Perth, List of Australian capital cities|capital, Australia, States and territories of Australia|state, South Australia, metropolitan area, Southern Ocean, Adelaide Plains, Fleurieu Peninsula, Gulf Saint Vincent|Gulf St. Vincent, Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen|Queen Adelaide, Queen consort|consort, William IV of the United Kingdom|King William IV, new town|planned capital, province, William Light|Colonel William Light, River Torrens, William Penn, Adelaide Parklands|parkland, progressivism, :Category:Festivals in Adelaide|festivals, North Terrace, Adelaide|North Terrace, King William Street, Adelaide|King William Street, Kaurna, Australian Aborigine|Aboriginal, Cape Jervis, Port Wakefield, South Australia|Port Wakefield, bushfires, Adelaide Hills, Image:Adelaide North Tce 1839.jpg|thumb|left|Adelaide in 1839, looking south-east from [[North Terrace, Adelaide|North Terrace, United Kingdom|British, December 28, 1836, The Old Gum Tree, Glenelg North, South Australia|Glenelg North, public holiday, Proclamation Day, William Light, Catania, Light's Vision, New town|planned colony, immigrants, Convictism in Australia|convict, Sydney, Hobart, John Hindmarsh|Hindmarsh, New South Wales, Tasmania, Encounter Bay, Clare, South Australia|Clare, George Gawler|Governor Gawler, Adelaide Gaol, Port Adelaide, debt, George Edward Grey|Governor Grey, Glen Osmond, South Australia|Glen Osmond, Image:Adelaide town hall 1950.jpg|thumb|right|Adelaide General Post Office in 1950, Murray River, self-governing colony, ratification, constitution, Secret ballot, Bicameralism|bicameral, Turbidity|turbid, street light, University of Adelaide, South Australian Art Gallery, Happy Valley Reservoir, Depression (economics)|economic depression, Melbourne, Sydney, fertility rate, Drought, Western Australia, lead, Broken Hill, New South Wales|Broken Hill, deficit, Wine, tram, World War I, Great Depression|depression, Secondary sector of industry|Secondary industries, primary sector of industry|primary industries, World War II, Thomas Playford IV|Playford, Whyalla, South Australia|Whyalla, Holden, Chrysler Australia|Chrysler, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited|Mitsubishi, Mannum, South Australia|Mannum, River Murray, Adelaide International Airport|an international airport, West Beach, South Australia|West Beach, Australian Grand Prix, State Bank of South Australia|State Bank, Standard & Poor's, The Australian, 2004, 2004-09-29, Clipsal 500, V8 Supercar, Mike Rann|Rann, Image:Satellite image of Adelaide South Australia.jpg|right|frame|Satellite image of Adelaide, Gawler, South Australia|Gawler, Sellicks Beach, South Australia|Sellicks Beach, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Mount Lofty, Adelaide Hills, Burra, South Australia|Burra, Cleland Conservation Park, Belair National Park, Onkaparinga River National Park|Onkaparinga, Mount Bold Reservoir, Mediterranean climate, Frost, snow, Celsius|°C, Millimetre|mm, Image:Karte Adelaide MKL1888.png|thumb|136px|right|1888 Map of Adelaide, showing the gradual development of its urban layout, William Light, inner City, Grand Junction Road, Portrush Road, South Road, Adelaide|South Road, Salisbury, South Australia|Salisbury, Elizabeth, South Australia|Elizabeth, urban sprawl, South Eastern Freeway, City of Onkaparinga|South, Southern Expressway, O-Bahn Busway, Tea Tree Gully, South Australia|Tea Tree Gully's, Golden Grove, South Australia|Golden Grove, Melbourne, Sydney, Image:Adelaide parliament house.JPG|right|thumb|280px|[[Parliament House, Adelaide, Parliament of South Australia, metropolitan area, Local Government Areas of South Australia|local government areas, City of Adelaide, North Adelaide, Adelaide Parklands, municipal, James Hurtle Fisher, List of Mayors and Lord Mayors of Adelaide|Lord Mayor, Michael Harbison, Government of South 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Group of Eight (Australian universities)|Group of Eight, National Wine Centre of Australia|National Wine Centre, University of South Australia, Flinders University, Bedford Park, South Australia|Bedford Park, Matthew Flinders, Flinders Medical Centre, Carnegie Mellon University|Carnegie Mellon, Academic degree|degrees, Heinz School Australia, Information technology|IT, Victoria Square, Adelaide|Victoria Square, Light Square, Adelaide|Light Square, SABRENet, TAFE, Image:Adel con cent.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Adelaide Convention Centre, situated next to the River Torrens, Image:St Peters Cathedral.JPG|right|thumb|250px|St. Peters Cathedral, Adelaide, immigrant, German people|German, Lutherans, 1838, vine, Barossa Valley, World War II|Second World War, Italians, Greeks, Dutch people|Dutch, Poles, Vietnam War, The Arts|arts, Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Film Festival, Adelaide Festival of Ideas, Adelaide Writers' Week, Adelaide Fringe Festival|Fringe Festival, WOMADelaide, world music, 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Foxtel, pay TV, cable television, satellite television, Formula 1, Australian Grand Prix, Adelaide Street Circuit|street circuit, Adelaide 500|Clipsal 500, V8 Supercar, Australian Football League, Adelaide Crows, Port Adelaide Power, Australian rules football, South Australian National Football League|SANFL, football (soccer)|soccer, Adelaide United, A-League, Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide 36ers, Adelaide Fellas|Adelaide Lightning, Adelaide Thunderbirds, ETSA Park, AAMI Stadium, Adelaide Oval, Southern Redbacks, one day international, Memorial Drive Park, Tour Down Under, Bay to Birdwood, Royal Adelaide Hospital, teaching hospital, University of Adelaide, Northfield, South Australia|Northfield, Glenside, South Australia|Glenside, Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide|The Women's and Children's Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville, South Australia|Woodville, Flinders Medical Centre, University of Adelaide, June 2007, Adelaide Railway Station, Marjorie Jackson|Governor of South Australia, The Advertiser, 2007, 2007-06-07, Lyell McEwin Health Service, Image:Mountosmondinterechange sefreeway.JPG|right|280px|thumb|The [[Mount Osmond, South Australia|Mount Osmond, South Eastern Freeway, public transport, Adelaide Metro, O-Bahn Busway, Railways in Adelaide|metropolitan railways, Glenelg Tram, PDF, South Eastern Freeway, Murray Bridge, Port River Expressway, Outer Harbour, South Australia|Outer Harbour, Southern Expressway, Reversible lane|interchangeable one-way road, Gawler, Northern Expressway, Sturt Highway, South Road|South Road, Adelaide, Anzac Highway, Adelaide International Airport, Airbus A380, The Advertiser, 2005, 2005-01-10, Image:Happy Valley Reservoir 20070223.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Aerial view of [[Happy Valley Reservoir, TRUenergy, John Olsen|Olsen, Australian Gas Light Company|AGL, Torrens Island, South Australia|Torrens Island, Port Augusta, Moomba, South Australia|Moomba, Mount Bold Reservoir|Mount Bold, Happy Valley Reservoir|Happy Valley, Myponga Reservoir|Myponga, Millbrook Reservoir|Millbrook, Hope Valley Reservoir|Hope Valley, Little Para Reservoir|Little Para, South Para Reservoir, River Murray, SA Water, Image:JC-Adelaide.jpg|500px|thumb|centre|View of Adelaide's city skyline, Image:Mount Lofty View Night.jpg|499px|thumb|centre|View of Adelaide at night from [[Mount Lofty, People of Adelaide, List of Adelaide railway stations, List of Adelaide suburbs, List of sports clubs in Adelaide, List of Adelaide parks and gardens, Category:1836 establishments, Category:Adelaide| , Category:Australian capital cities, Category:Cities in South Australia, Category:Coastal cities in Australia, ar:أديليد, bg:Аделаида, ca:Adelaida (Austràlia), cv:Аделаида (хула), cs:Adelaide, cy:Adelaide, da:Adelaide (Australien), de:Adelaide, es:Adelaida (ciudad), eo:Adelajdo, fa:آدلاید, fr:Adélaïde (Australie), ga:Adelaide, gl:Adelaida - Adelaide, ko:애들레이드, hi:एडिलेड, id:Adelaide, is:Adelaide, it:Adelaide (Australia), he:אדלייד, lb:Adelaide, lt:Adelaidė, nl:Adelaide, ja:アデレード, no:Adelaide, pl:Adelajda, pt:Adelaide (Austrália), ro:Adelaide, ru:Аделаида (город), simple:Adelaide, sk:Adelaide, sr:Аделејд, fi:Adelaide, sv:Adelaide, ta:அடிலெய்ட், vi:Adelaide, uk:Аделаїда, vo:Adelaide, zh:阿德莱德]
Adelaide of Italy	[1.0, Adelaide, Abbess of Vilich, 931, December 16, 999, December 16, Roman Catholic Church, Burgundy, France, Selta, Alsace, 931, 16 December, 999, 10th century, Rudolf II of Burgundy, Bertha of Swabia, Lothair II of Italy|Lothair II, King of Italy, Hugh of Provence, Emma of Italy, Berengar of Ivrea, Adalbert of Ivrea|Adalbert, Como, Canossa, Adalbert Atto of Canossa|Adalbert Atto, Otto the Great, King of Germany|Germany, Pavia, 951, 2 February, 962, Pope John XII, 952, 953, Quedlinburg|Matilda, Abbess of Quedlinburg, 954, Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor, 955, 973, Otto II, Theophanu|Theophano, Conrad, king of Burgundy, Otto III, abdicate, Willigis, Mainz, Cluny, Majolus, Odilo of Cluny|Odilo, Cologne, Burgundy, Rudolf III, Alsace, millennium, Second Coming, Roman Catholic Church, Middle Ages|Early Middle Ages, December 16, Eadgyth|Edith of Wessex, Bertila of Spoleto, List of Holy Roman Empresses and German queens|German Queen, List of Holy Roman Empresses and German queens|Empress of the Holy Roman Empire, Theophanu, Category:931 births, Category:999 deaths, Category:People from Bourgogne, Category:French saints, Category:Female regents, Category:German saints, Category:Ottonian Dynasty, Category:Women of medieval Germany, Category:Holy Roman empresses, Category:German queen consorts, Category:Women in Medieval warfare, de:Adelheid von Burgund (HRR), fr:Adélaïde de Bourgogne, it:Adelaide del Sacro Romano Impero, sw:Adelaide wa Italia, nl:Adelheid (heilige), no:Adelheid av Burgund, pl:Adelajda Burgundzka, pt:Adelaide da Itália, fi:Adelheid]
Adenosine triphosphate	[1.0, :Template:Chembox_simple_organic, Image:ATP chemical structure.png|320px|Chemical structure of ATP, IUPAC nomenclature|Chemical name<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />, Chemical formula|Chemical formula, Molecular mass, Melting point, Density, Acid dissociation constant|p''K''<sub>a</sub>, CAS registry number|CAS number, nucleotide, molecule|molecular, energy, cell (biology)|cell, photosynthesis, cellular respiration, enzyme, biosynthesis|biosynthetic reactions, motility, cell division, nucleic acid, polymerase, DNA replication, transcription (genetics)|transcription, signal transduction, Substrate (biochemistry)|substrate, kinase, phosphorylation|phosphorylate, protein, lipid, adenylate cyclase, second messenger, cyclic adenosine monophosphate|cyclic AMP, purine, adenine, pentose, ribose, deoxyribose, ribonucleotide reductase, Fritz Albert Lipmann, adenosine, adenine, ribose, phosphate, hydrolysis|hydrolysed, enthalpy, Standard conditions for temperature and pressure|Standard Temperature and Pressure, Adenosine diphosphate|ADP, joule per mole|kJ / mole, Thermodynamic free energy|free energy, exergonic, Gibbs free energy, alkaline earth metal, acid dissociation constant, chelation|chelate, binding constant, magnesium|Mg<sup>2+</sup>, sodium|Na<sup>+</sup>, calcium|Ca<sup>2+</sup>, potassium|K<sup>+</sup>, strontium|Sr<sup>2+</sup>, lithium|Li<sup>+</sup>, Image:ATP-3D-vdW.png|200px|thumb|[[Space-filling model, Image:ATP-3D-balls.png|200px|thumb|[[Ball-and-stick model, redox, sugars, carbohydrates, lipids, hydrolysis|hydrolysed, glucose, fructose, triglyceride, fatty acids, glycerol, carbon dioxide, cellular respiration, eukaryote|eukaryotic, glycolysis, citric acid cycle, oxidative phosphorylation, cellular respiration, beta-oxidation, photosynthetic, mitochondria, pyruvate, cytosol, kinetoplastid, organelle, glycosome, substrate-level phosphorylation|substrate phosphorylation, Phosphoglycerate kinase|PGK, pyruvate kinase, NADH, electron 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(unit)|mole, hydrolysis, allosteric, feedback, hexokinase, pyruvate kinase, phosphofructokinase, tetramer, binding site, active site, cyclic AMP, ammonium, calcium, Citrate, citrate synthase, cytochrome c oxidase, cytochrome c, metabolism|metabolic reaction, DNA replication|DNA, Transcription (genetics)|RNA, Translation (genetics)|proteins, exocytosis, endocytosis, cytoskeleton, Sliding filament mechanism|shortening of actin and myosin filament crossbridges, muscle contraction, locomotion, Respiratory system|respiration, signaling molecule, purinergic receptor, G protein-coupled receptor|G protein-coupled, nucleotide, adenosine, nucleoside, signal transduction, kinase, Phosphorylation, mitogen-activated protein kinase, adenylate cyclase, second messenger, DNA, ribonucleotide reductase, hydroxyl, ribose, deoxyribose, sulfhydryl, radical (chemistry)|radical, cysteine, disulfide bond, thioredoxin, glutaredoxin, DNA synthesis, DNA repair, mutagen, hypoxia, Image:Rossmann-fold-1g5q.png|thumb|300px|An example of the Rossmann fold, a [[structural domain, decarboxylase, Staphylococcus epidermidis, flavin mononucleotide, tertiary structure|protein fold, Rossmann fold, nucleotide, structural domain, NAD, kinases, protein kinase, divalent, cation, magnesium, dissociation constant, in vitro, Enzyme inhibitor, kinase, binding site, transition state, X-ray crystallography, protein structure, sulfur, vanadate, nanotechnology, power (physics)|power, medical implant|implants, http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/Issues/2005/April/Nano-transporter.asp, Adenosine diphosphate, Adenosine monophosphate, Cyclic adenosine monophosphate, ATPases, ATP hydrolysis, Citric acid cycle, Phosphagen, Nucleotide exchange factor, Mitochondria, Photophosphorylation, Maricopa County Community College District, Category:Cellular respiration, Category:Exercise physiology, Category:Nucleotides, ar:أدينوسين ثلاثي الفوسفات, be:Адэназінтрыфосфарная кіслата, bg:Аденозинтрифосфат, ca:Trifosfat d'adenosina, cs:Adenosintrifosfát, da:ATP (kemi), de:Adenosintriphosphat, et:Adenosiintrifosfaat, es:Adenosín trifosfato, fr:Adénosine triphosphate, gl:ATP, ko:아데노신 삼인산, hr:Adenozin trifosfat, id:Adenosin trifosfat, is:Adenósínþrífosfat, it:Adenosintrifosfato, he:ATP, lb:Adenosintriphosphat, lt:ATP, hu:Adenozin-trifoszfát, mk:Аденозин трифосфат, nl:Adenosinetrifosfaat, ja:アデノシン三リン酸, no:Adenosintrifosfat, pl:ATP, pt:Adenosina tri-fosfato, ksh:Adenosiin Trifoßfaat, ru:Аденозинтрифосфорная кислота, simple:Adenosine Triphosphate, sk:Adenozíntrifosfát, sl:Adenozintrifosfat, sr:Аденозин трифосфат, sh:Adenozin trifosfat, su:Adénosin trifosfat, fi:Adenosiinitrifosfaatti, sv:Adenosintrifosfat, vi:ATP (hóa học), tr:Adenozin trifosfat, uk:Аденозинтрифосфат, zh:三磷酸腺苷]
Adenylate cyclase	[1.0, Image:G protein signal transduction (epinephrin pathway).png|thumb|300px|Epinephrine binds its receptor, that associates with an heterotrimeric G protein. The G protein associates with adenylate cyclase that converts ATP to cAMP, spreading the signal ([http://www.pdb.org/pdb/static.do?p=education_discussion/molecule_of_the_month/pdb58_1.html more details...]), lyase, enzyme, mammal, catalysis|catalyzes, Adenosine triphosphate|ATP, cyclic AMP|3',5'-cyclic AMP, pyrophosphate, image:adenylate_kinase.png|thumb|500px|center|The reaction that Adenylate Cyclase catalyzes is the conversion of [[Adenosine triphosphate|ATP, cyclic AMP|3',5'-cyclic AMP, eukaryote|eukaryotic, signal transduction, second messenger, G protein, Image:Adenylyl_cyclase.png|thumb|Structure of adenylate cyclase, protein, plasma membrane, cytoplasm, G protein, forskolin, calcium|Ca<sup>2+</sup>, calmodulin, neuron, ion channel, Beta adrenergic receptor kinase, Category:EC 4.6.1, ca:Adenilat ciclasa, de:Adenylylcyclase, es:Adenilato ciclasa, it:Adenilato ciclasi, ja:アデニル酸シクラーゼ, pl:Cyklaza adenylowa]
Adhemar de Chabannes	[1.0, Template:R from title without diacritics|R from title without diacritics, user:freakofnurture|..., Adémar de Chabannes]
Adhemar of Le Puy	[1.0, Image:Adhémar de Monteil à Antioche.jpeg|thumb|right|275px|A mitred Adhémar de Monteil carrying the [[Holy Lance, First Crusade, August 1, 1098, First Crusade, bishop of Puy-en-Velay, 1087, Council of Clermont, 1095, apostolic legate, Pope Urban II, Raymond IV of Toulouse|Raymond IV, count of Toulouse, Alexius I Comnenus, Constantinople, İznik|Nicaea, siege of Antioch, Antioch|the city, 1098, Kerbogha, Peter Bartholomew, Holy Lance, typhus, Jerusalem, siege of Jerusalem (1099)|siege of Jerusalem, 1099, Category:People of the First Crusade (Christians), Category:Late 11th century Roman Catholic bishops, Category:French bishops, Category:1098 deaths|Adhemar of Le Puy, de:Adhemar de Monteil, fr:Adhémar de Monteil, it:Ademaro di Monteil, nl:Adhemar van Monteil, pl:Ademar z Monteil, ru:Адемар Монтейльский]
Adhesive	[1.0, adhesion|adheres, Chemical synthesis|synthetic, natural gum, resin, ceramic, animal glue, American Bison|buffalo, spruce, caulk, Babylon, glue, Egypt, Egyptians, 1700s, 1750s, bioadhesives, elastomers, thermoplastic, Thermosetting plastic|thermosetting, polymers, solvent, Glue, rubber cement, Clamp (tool)|clamps, Rubber|Natural rubber, polychloroprene, strain crystallization, laminates, Formica (plastic)|Formica, footwear, Image:MVC-013F.JPG|right|thumbnail|200px|A glue gun, an example of a hot adhesive, thermoplastic, van der Waals' forces, crosslinking, molecular weight, adhesive tape, blu-tack, gaffer tape, Plastic wrap, chemical bond, van der Waal's forces, Image:adhesive2.jpg|thumbnail|450px|Failure of the adhesive joint can occur in different locations, Oreo, fracture mechanics, Image:mode.jpg|thumbnail|350px|Modes of failure, fracture mechanics, Image:tests.jpg|thumbnail|450px|Testing devices, bookbinding, Drupa, Adhesive tape, Category:Adhesives| , Category:Art materials, Category:Printing, cs:Lepidlo, de:Klebstoff, es:Adhesivo, fr:Adhésif, io:Adherivo, he:דבק, nl:Lijmen, ja:接着剤, pl:Klej, pt:Cola, fi:Liima, sv:Lim, zh:胶粘剂]
Adiabatic process	[1.0, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, adiabatic process (quantum mechanics), lapse rate, thermodynamics, thermodynamic process, heat, fluid, heat transfer, adiabatic flame temperature, fire|flame, Reversible process (thermodynamics)|reversible, isentropic process, isothermal process, conjugate variables (thermodynamics)|conjugate, Quasistatic process|quasi-static, Water, pressure, gas, bicycle pump, Diesel engines, Earth's atmosphere, air mass, katabatic wind, Foehn wind, adiabatic demagnetization|adiabatic demagnetisation, magnetic field, Earth's atmosphere, orographic lifting, lee waves, Pileus (meteorology)|pileus, lenticular cloud, dew point, ideal gas law, hydrostatic equation, Image:Adiabatic.svg|thumb|341px|For a simple substance, during an adiabatic process in which the volume increases, the [[internal energy, ideal gas|ideal, specific heat, nitrogen, oxygen, Earth's atmosphere|air, first law of thermodynamics, universal gas constant, ideal gas law, Nernst's theorem, Image:Entropyandtemp.PNG, abscissa, ordinate, Cyclic process, First law of thermodynamics, Isobaric process, Isochoric process, Isothermal process, Polytropic process, Thermodynamic entropy, Quasistatic equilibrium, Total air temperature, Category:Thermodynamic processes, Category:Atmospheric thermodynamics, ca:Procés adiabàtic, cs:Adiabatický děj, da:Adiabatisk proces, de:Adiabatische Zustandsänderung, el:Αδιαβατική μεταβολή, et:Adiabaatiline protsess, es:Proceso adiabático, fa:فرآیند بی‌دررو, fr:Adiabaticité, hr:Adijabatski proces, it:Trasformazione adiabatica, lb:Adiabatesch, nl:Adiabatisch proces, ja:断熱過程, pt:Adiabático, pl:Przemiana adiabatyczna, ru:Адиабатический процесс, sk:Adiabatický dej, sl:Adiabatna sprememba, sr:Адијабатски систем, fi:Adiabaattinen prosessi, sv:Adiabatisk process, th:กระบวนการอะเดียแบติก, tr:Adyabatik, uk:Адіабатичний процес, zh:绝热过程]
Adin Steinsaltz	[1.0, Image:Rabbi_Adin_Steinsaltz.jpg|thumb|Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, 1937, Talmud, Hebrew language|Hebrew, French language|French, Russian language|Russian, Spanish language|Spanish, 1988, Israel Prize, State of Israel|Israel, scholar, philosopher, social critic, author, 1988, Time magazine, Richard N. Ostling, Time magazine, Jerusalem, physics, chemistry, mathematics, sociology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem|Hebrew University, Israel, Israel Institute for Talmudic Publications, Hebrew language|Hebrew, English language|English, Russian language|Russian, Talmud, Jacob Neusner|Neusner, Random House, The Talmud: The Steinsaltz Edition, Soncino Press|Soncino, Random House, Gemara|gemmarot, Kabbalah, Talmud, Kabbalah|Jewish mysticism, Jewish philosophy, sociology, biography, philosophy, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., Princeton University, Yeshiva University, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Bar Ilan University, Brandeis University, Florida International University, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Hesder, Tekoa, Nasi, Modern attempts to revive the Sanhedrin|an attempt to revive, Sanhedrin, Israel Prize, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, Chabad-Lubavitch, Soviet Union, shluchim, Duchovny Ravin, Jewish University, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Soviet Union, Jerusalem, University, radio, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Yale University, 1979, Prime Minister, Levi Eshkol, Finance Minister, Pinhas Sapir, Newsweek, Kenneth L. Woodward, Milan L. Kubic, Nasi, Modern attempts to revive the Sanhedrin|attempt to revive the Sanhedrin, theocratic, Halakha, Nasi, Modern attempts to revive the Sanhedrin, Florida International University, BBC, Moshe Halberstam, Nasi, Category:1937 births, Category:Living people, Category:Jews in Ottoman and British Palestine, Category:People from Jerusalem, Category:Israeli Jews, Category:Hasidic rosh yeshivas, Category:Israel Prize recipients, Category:Socialists, Category:Talmud, Category:Translators, Category:Translators to French, Category:Translators to Spanish, Category:Jewish scholars, Category:Israeli scientists, Category:Israeli writers, Category:Chabad-Lubavitch rabbis, Category:Jews and Judaism-related controversies, he:עדין אבן ישראל, yi:עדין שטיינזאלץ]
Adirondacks	[1.0, Adirondack Mountains]
Administrative law	[1.0, Image:250px-HQFTC.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Administrative law in the United States often relates to, or arises from, so-called "independent agencies"- such as the [[Federal Trade Commission, Washington D.C., law, government agency|administrative agencies, government, Government agency, rulemaking, adjudication, enforcement, regulation|regulatory, public law, tribunal, board, Government agency|commissions, regulation|regulatory scheme, international trade, manufacturing, natural environment|environment, taxation, broadcasting, immigration, transport, government agency|government agencies, common law, judicial review, common law, rulemaking, non-profit corporations, court, general jurisdiction, judicial review, due process, fundamental justice, judicial review, fairness, ultra vires, patently unreasonable, Wednesbury unreasonableness|''Wednesbury'' unreasonable, Administrative Procedure Act, Supreme Court of India, legitimate expectation, Proportionality (political maxim)|proportionality, prerogative writ, English law, mandamus, certiorari, Common Law, India, Pakistan, judicial review, judiciary, United States, government agency|government agencies, executive branch, government, judicial branch|judicial, legislative branch, United States Federal Executive Departments|departments, executive branch, government agency|executive agencies, government agency|executive agencies, Independent Agencies of the United States Government|independent agencies, statutes, U.S. Congress, Article I and Article III tribunals|Article I judicial tribunals, government agency|executive agencies, Independent Agencies of the United States Government|independent agencies, Independent Agencies of the United States Government|independent agencies, U.S. Congress|Congress, Administrative Procedure Act, Independent Agencies of the United States Government|independent agencies, Federal Government of the United States|tripartite federal government, rulemaking, Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, adjudication|"adjudicate", Executive (government)|"execute", United States Constitution, government agency|administrative agencies, U.S. Congress|Congress, Administrative Procedure Act|APA, United States Constitution|Constitutional, due process, U.S. Supreme Court, Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.|Chevron U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, American Bar Association, Administrative Law Review, Stephen Breyer, Administrative Procedure Act, Civil law (legal system)|civil law, contract, tort, France, administrative court, Conseil d'État, Germany, Bundesverwaltungsgericht, Bundessozialgericht, Bundesfinanzhof, Raad van State, appeal, appeal, Category:Administrative law, am:አስተዳደር ህግ, cs:Správní právo, de:Verwaltungsrecht, el:Διοικητικό Δίκαιο, es:Derecho administrativo, eo:Administracia juro, fr:Droit administratif, ko:행정법, it:Diritto amministrativo, he:משפט מנהלי, lt:Administracinė teisė, nl:Bestuursrecht (Nederland), ja:行政法, pt:Direito administrativo, ru:Административное право, sk:Správne právo, sh:Upravno pravo, zh:行政法]
Admiral Doenitz	[1.0, Karl Dönitz]
Admiralty	[1.0, Image:Flag of the Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom.svg|thumb|right|Flag of the Lord High Admiral, United Kingdom, Royal Navy, 18th century, 1964, Admiralty Board (United Kingdom)|Admiralty Board, Defence Council of the United Kingdom, Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Defence, Navy Board, British monarch|Sovereign, Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom, Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom, 1400, 1546, Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII, Council of the Marine, Great Officers of State, 1628, Charles I of England|Charles I, 1709, William IV of the United Kingdom|King William IV, 19th century, 1831, 1964, War Office, Air Ministry, Secretary of State for Defence, Kingdom of England|England, Kingdom of Great Britain|Great Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty|Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, admirals, quorum, First Lord of the Admiralty, Cabinet of the United Kingdom|Cabinet, 1806, First Sea Lord, Image:The Admiralty (now the Ripley Buidling) by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, 1830..jpg|thumb|250px|The Old Admiralty or Ripley Building., Whitehall, Horse Guards Parade, The Mall (London)|The Mall, Thomas Ripley (architect)|Thomas Ripley, Robert Walpole|Sir Robert Walpole, Alexander Pope, Banqueting House at Whitehall|White-hall, Inigo Jones|Jones', Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington|Boyle's, Image:Admiralty 1794 Draughtsman; Chawner, Thomas.jpg|thumb|250px|The Admiralty complex in 1794. The different colours indicate different departments or residences for the several Lords of the Admiralty. The pale coloured extension behind the small courtyard on the left is Admiralty House., baroque, Palladian, Robert Adam, Cabinet Office, Admiralty House (London)|Admiralty House, Winston Churchill, Neoclassical architecture|neo-classicistic, Samuel Pepys Cockerell, Image:Admiralty Extension from Horse Guards Parade - Sept 2006.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The Admiralty Extension (which is also one of the two buildings which are sometimes referred to as the "Old Admiralty") dates from the turn of the 20th century., German Empire, Queen Anne style, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Admiralty Arch, Buckingham Palace, Cabinet Office, World War II, Military citadels under London, Nikolaus Pevsner, Yale University Press, List of Lord High Admirals and First Lords of the Admiralty, List of Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Lord High Admiral of Scotland, Admiralty administration, Admiralty Mountains, Category:Royal Navy, Category:Royal Navy admirals|*, Category:Lords of the Admiralty|*, Category:1964 disestablishments, de:Lord High Admiral, es:Almirantazgo Británico, fr:Amirauté (britannique), it:Ammiragliato, ja:海軍本部 (イギリス), ru:Лорд-адмирал]
Adobe	[1.0, cv:Саман, Image:AdobeSurfaceCoatingRenewalOnWall.jpg|frame|right|Renewal of the surface coating of an adobe wall in Chamisal, New Mexico, natural building, sand, clay, straw, dung, cob (building)|cob, mudbrick, climate, Mudéjar, Image:Adobe kilns from HABS.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Detail of Adobe kilns in Arizona, Middle Egyptian, Late Egyptian, Demotic, Coptic language|Coptic, Old Spanish, desert, climate, North America, New Mexico, stucco, clay, sand, cement, rebar, Bam Citadel, December 26, 2003, Huaca del Sol, Peru, Chan Chan, Tambo Colorado, passive solar heating|passive solar, Trombe wall, citadel, Arg-é Bam, adobe, Course (architecture)|course, lintel, Cob (building)|Cob, Great Mosque of Djenné, Cob (building), Hassan Fathy, Mudbrick, Rammed Earth, Super Adobe, Compressed earth block, Category:Building materials, Category:Masonry, Category:Appropriate technology, Category:Arabic words and phrases, ar:طوب, cv:Саман, cs:Vepřovice, de:Lehmziegel, es:Adobe, eo:Adobo, fr:Adobe (brique), gl:Adobe, it:Adobe (mattone), hu:Vályog, nah:Xamitl, ja:アドベ, pl:Cegła suszona, pt:Adobe, qu:Tika, ru:Саман, sv:Adobe (byggmaterial), tr:Kerpiç]
Adobe Systems	[1.0, Image:AdobeSystems.svg|196px, Public, NASDAQ, San Jose, California|San Jose, Charles Geschke, John Warnock, Bruce Chizen, Chief Executive Officer|CEO, Shantanu Narayen, President|Pres., Chief Operating Officer|COO, Software, List of Adobe software|See complete products listing., United States dollar|USD, United States|American, computer, Computer software|software, San Jose, California, John Warnock, Charles Geschke, Xerox PARC, PostScript, page description language, Apple Inc.|Apple Computer, LaserWriter, computer printer|printers, desktop publishing, Macromedia, Seattle, Washington, San Francisco, California, Ottawa, Canada, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Newton, Massachusetts, San Luis Obispo, California, Hamburg, Germany, Noida, India, Bangalore, India, Fortune magazine, Image:Adobe HQ.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Adobe Systems headquarters in San Jose, Typeface|fonts, TrueType, Microsoft, Adobe Type Manager, WYSIWYG, OpenType, Computer software|software, Adobe Illustrator, vector graphics|vector, Apple Macintosh, MacDraw, Bézier curve, QuickDraw, flagship, Adobe Photoshop, SiliconUser, desktop publishing, Aldus, Adobe PageMaker|PageMaker, Quark, Inc.|Quark, QuarkXPress, Microsoft Windows|Windows, Steve Jobs, NeXT, TIFF, FrameMaker, Macromedia, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Authorware, e-Learning, Charles Geschke|Charles M. Geschke, Chairman of the Board, John Warnock|John E. Warnock, Bruce Chizen, CEO, United States dollar|USD, Shantanu Narayen, United States dollar|USD, NASDAQ, United States dollar|USD, market capitalization, 1 E9|billion, United States dollar|USD, United States dollar|USD, Adobe Engagement Platform, Adobe Solutions Network, OpenType, Portable Document Format|PDF, PostScript, Adobe ColdFusion, Category:Adobe Systems| , Category:Companies based in Silicon Valley, Category:Companies listed on NASDAQ, Category:Computer companies of the United States, Category:Software companies, Category:Type foundries, Category:Companies established in 1982, ca:Adobe Systems Incorporated, cs:Adobe Systems, da:Adobe Systems, de:Adobe Systems, es:Adobe Systems Incorporated, fa:ادوبی, fr:Adobe Systems, gl:Adobe Systems Incorporated, id:Adobe Systems, is:Adobe Systems, it:Adobe Systems, he:אדובי מערכות, nl:Adobe, ja:アドビシステムズ, no:Adobe Systems, pl:Adobe Systems, pt:Adobe Systems, ro:Adobe Systems, ru:Adobe Systems, fi:Adobe Systems, sv:Adobe Systems, th:อะโดบีซิสเต็มส์, tg:Adobe Systems, tr:Adobe Systems, uk:Adobe, yi:אדאובי, zh-yue:Adobe]
Adolf Eichmann	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Nederet|Nederet, User talk:Nederet|talk, March 19, 1906, Solingen, Germany, June 1, 1962, Ramla, Israel, Obersturmbannf%C3%BChrer, Schutzstaffel|SS, March 19, 1906, June 1, 1962, Nazism|Nazi, Schutzstaffel|SS, Obersturmbannführer, Lieutenant Colonel, Obergruppenführer, Reinhard Heydrich, Ghettos in occupied Europe 1939-1944|ghettos, extermination camp, laissez-passer, International Red Cross, Israel|Israeli, Mossad|Mossad agents, Argentina, crime against humanity|crimes against humanity, war crime, hanging|hanged, Solingen, Germany, Linz, Austria, World War I|First World War, Austro-Hungarian Army, Standard Oil, 21 March, 1935, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, National Socialist German Workers Party|NSDAP, Schutzstaffel|SS, April 1, 1932, Anwärter, Mann (military rank)|Mann, Allgemeine SS, Salzburg, Scharführer, Dachau concentration camp, Sicherheitspolizei, Sicherheitsdienst, Hauptscharführer, Untersturmführer, Image:EichmannSSdoc.jpg|thumb|Adolf Eichmann's ''"Lebenslauf"'' (i.e. [[Curriculum Vitae, Hauptscharführer, Untersturmführer, British Mandate of Palestine, Herbert Hagen, Haifa, Cairo, Feival Polkes, Haganah, Anschluss, Obersturmführer, Central Office for Jewish Emigration, Judaism, Hebrew language|Hebrew, World War II|Second World War, Hauptsturmführer, Zionism|Zionist, RSHA, Madagascar Plan|Reichssicherheitshauptamt: Madagaskar Projekt, Sturmbannführer, Obersturmbannführer, Reinhard Heydrich, Wannsee Conference, genocide, Final Solution, Poland, Hungary, Soviet Union|Soviet, Heinrich Himmler, Waffen-SS, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Image:Eichman passport.jpg|thumb|Adolf Eichmann Argentine passport, Argentina, Italy, Alois Hudal, Ratlines (history)|ratlines, International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva, BBC, 29 May, 2007, July 14, 1950, Central Intelligence Agency|CIA, stay-behind, Bundesnachrichtendienst|BND, Konrad Adenauer, Hans Globke, Nuremberg Laws, 2006-06-07, 2006-06-07, 2006-06-07, Bonn, Life (magazine)|''Life'', The Washington Post, University of Virginia, Image:Adold_Eichmann.jpg|thumb|125px|left|Adolf Eichmann during his 1961 trial in [[Jerusalem, Nazi hunter, Simon Wiesenthal, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Isser Harel, Mossad, Josef Mengele, 7 May, 1991, Dachau concentration camp, the Holocaust, Fritz Bauer, prosecutor, West Germany|West German, Hesse, Mossad, Jerusalem, Shin Bet|Shabak, January 16, 2007, May 11, 1960, covert operation, Zvi Aharoni, Peter Malkin, El Al, Bristol Britannia, May 21, David Ben-Gurion, Arturo Frondizi, Tacuara Nationalist Movement, Página/12, Knesset, May 23, Isser Harel, Peter Malkin, United Nations Security Council, Golda Meir, Image:Eichmann2.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Eichmann in a bullet-proof glass booth during the [[public trial, April 11, 1961, crime against humanity|crimes against humanity, Gideon Hausner, Television, bullet-proof glass, Nuremberg Trials, conscience, Führerprinzip, Milgram experiment, August 14, December 11, December 15, May 29, 1962, May 31, Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, Books of Samuel|First Book of Samuel, Agag, Amalek, hanging|hanged, June 1, Ramla, capital punishment|execution, Carmel Winery|Carmel, 1999-08-12, Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean, the Holocaust, Hannah Arendt, The New Yorker, Eichmann in Jerusalem, antisemitism, psychology|psychological damage, Banality of Evil, psychopathy|psychopathic, Stanley Milgram, autonomy, Führerprinzip, Standartenführer, John Zerzan, Little Eichmann, Ward Churchill, Ward Churchill 9/11 essay controversy|controversial 9/11 essay, Joel Brand, Rudolf Kastner, Rudolf Vrba, History of the Jews in Hungary, The Holocaust, Emanuel Schäfer, Little Eichmanns, Hannah Arendt, Eichmann in Jerusalem, David Cesarani, Harry Mulisch, Martin Bormann|Bormann, Heinrich Müller|Gestapo Müller, Tuviah Friedman, Theora, Jewish Virtual Library, National Security Archive, Nizkor Project, World Socialist Web Site, New York Times, Category:Executed Nazi leaders, Category:Holocaust perpetrators, Category:Nazi leaders, Category:People convicted of war crimes, Category:People convicted of crimes against humanity, Category:People executed by hanging, Category:SS officers, Category:People from North Rhine-Westphalia, Category:1906 births, Category:1962 deaths, ar:أدولف أيخمان, bg:Адолф Айхман, cs:Adolf Eichmann, da:Adolf Eichmann, de:Adolf Eichmann, es:Adolf Eichmann, eo:Adolf Eichmann, eu:Adolf Eichmann, fr:Adolf Eichmann, gl:Adolf Eichmann, ko:아돌프 아이히만, hr:Adolf Eichmann, io:Adolf Eichmann, id:Adolf Eichmann, is:Adolf Eichmann, it:Adolf Eichmann, he:אדולף אייכמן, ka:ადოლფ აიხმანი, hu:Adolf Eichmann, nl:Adolf Eichmann, ja:アドルフ・アイヒマン, no:Adolf Eichmann, pl:Adolf Eichmann, pt:Adolf Eichmann, ru:Эйхман, Адольф, sk:Adolf Eichmann, sr:Адолф Ајхман, fi:Adolf Eichmann, sv:Adolf Eichmann, tr:Adolf Eichmann, ur:اڈولف ایش مان, yi:אדולף אייכמאן, zh:阿道夫·艾希曼]
AdolfHitler	[1.0, Adolf Hitler]
Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe	[1.0, Special:Contributions/24.148.63.47|24.148.63.47, User talk:24.148.63.47|talk, Image:Adolph Kolbe.jpg|right, September 27, 1818, November 25, 1884, chemist, Hanover, Germany, Robert Wilhelm Bunsen, University of Marburg, chemistry, Friedrich Woehler|Friedrich Wöhler, Lyon Playfair, 1st Baron Playfair|Lyon Playfair, London, Justus von Liebig, Leipzig, inorganic compound, organic compound, carbon disulfide, acetic acid, free radical|radicals, structural theory, alcohol, electrolysis, fatty acid|fatty, acid, Kolbe electrolysis, salicylic acid, aspirin, Kolbe synthesis, Kolbe-Schmitt reaction, Edward Frankland, nitrile, Leipzig, Germany, Category:1818 births, Category:1884 deaths, Category:German chemists, cs:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, de:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, es:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, fr:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, gd:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, id:Hermann Kolbe, it:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, ja:ヘルマン・コルベ, pl:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, sq:Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, zh:阿道夫·威廉·赫尔曼·科尔贝]
Adolphe Sax	[1.0, Image:Adolphe Sax.jpg|thumb|180px, Image:200 belgische franc.jpg|right|thumb|Adolphe Sax on the old 200 Belgian Franc notes, November 6, 1814, February 4, 1894, Belgium|Belgian, musical instrument, musician, clarinetist, saxophone, Dinant, Wallonia, Charles-Joseph Sax, horn (instrument)|horn, flute, clarinet, Brussels, bass clarinet, 1841, Paris, 1844, Bugle (instrument)|bugles, saxhorn, concert band, orchestra, euphonium, 1845, 4 January, brass band, Jedforest Instrumental Band, Scottish Borders, contrabass clarinet, saxophone, composer, Hector Berlioz, 1842, Sopranino saxophone|sopranino, Subcontrabass saxophone|subcontrabass, Paris Conservatoire, 1867, 1856, 1873, 1853, 1858, 1894, Cimetière de Montmartre, Category:Belgian inventors|Sax, Adolphe, Category:Clarinet makers|Sax, Adolphe, Category:Wallonian people|Sax, Adolphe, Category:1814 births|Sax, Adolphe, Category:1894 deaths|Sax, Adolphe, bg:Адолф Сакс, ca:Adolphe Sax, da:Adolphe Sax, de:Adolphe Sax, es:Adolphe Sax, fr:Adolphe Sax, gl:Adolphe Sax, ko:아돌프 삭스, it:Adolphe Sax, lb:Adolphe Sax, nl:Adolphe Sax, ja:アドルフ・サックス, no:Adolphe Sax, nn:Adolphe Sax, pl:Adolphe Sax, pt:Adolphe Sax, ro:Adolphe Sax, ru:Сакс, Адольф, simple:Adolphe Sax, sl:Adolphe Sax, fi:Adolphe Sax, sv:Adolphe Sax, ta:அடோல்ப் சக்ஸ், vls:Adolphe Sax]
Adoptionism	[1.0, Jesus, theosis, early Christians, son of God, Judaism, church, Christian heresy|heresy, First Council of Nicaea, Trinity, monarchianism, monarchianism, modalism, dynamic monarchianism, Christology, Trinity, monotheism, ecumenical council, Bart D. Ehrman, Jesus, Paul the Apostle, Gospel of Mark, 2nd century, Gospel of John, Logos, Adolf von Harnack, Theodotus of Byzantium, Hippolytus of Rome, Philosophumena, Christian heresy|heretical, Pope Victor I, Shepherd of Hermas, Paul of Samosata, Patriarch of Antioch, Elipandus, Toledo, Spain|Toledo, Caliph of Cordoba|Caliphate of Cordoba, Felix, Bishop of Urgel|Felix, Urgell, Alcuin, Nestorian, Beatus of Liébana, Kingdom of Asturias, Visigoths|Visigothic, Toledo, Spain|Toledo, Abelard, Duns Scotus, Durandus of Saint-Pourçain, Gabriel Vasquez, Georgius Calixtus, Johann Ernst Immanuel Walch, Philip Schaff, Adoptivi, Arianism, Binitarianism, Philip Schaff, Apostolic, Category:Antitrinitarianism, Category:Christology, ca:Adopcionisme, cs:Adopcionismus, de:Adoptianismus, es:Adopcionismo, eo:Adoptismo, fr:Adoptianisme, gl:Adopcionismo, ia:Adoptionismo, it:Adozionismo, nl:Adoptianisme, ja:養子的キリスト論, no:Adoptianisme, pl:Adopcjanizm, pt:Adocionismo, sk:Adopcionizmus, sr:Адопционизам, fi:Adoptionismi, sv:Adoptianism]
Adrastea (moon)	[1.0, asteroid, 239 Adrastea, Ananke (moon), Template:Infobox Planet, Image:adrastea.jpg, Galileo probe|Galileo's, 1996, 1997, David Jewitt|David C. Jewitt, G. Edward Danielson, July 8, 1979, kilometre|km, Jupiter, square kilometre|km³, kilogram|kg, Acceleration|m/s<sup>2</sup>, synchronous rotation|synchronous, Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter's, natural satellite|moons, David Jewitt|David C. Jewitt, G. Edward Danielson, Voyager 2, 1979, 1980, February 25, 1983, Adrastea (mythology)|Adrastea, 1983, September 30, Jupiter (god)|Jupiter, Ananke (mythology)|Ananke, ice, porosity, Image:Adrastée FDS 20630.png|thumb|300px|left|Discovery image of Adrastea, taken on [[July 8, 1979, inner satellites of Jupiter|inner Jovian satellite family, Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter, Rings_of_Jupiter#Main_Ring|Main Ring, orbital eccentricity|eccentricity, inclination, Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter, tidal locking, Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter, Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter, synchronous orbit, Metis (moon)|Metis, tidal deceleration|tidal force, Roche limit, Roche limit, rings of Jupiter|Jupiter's rings, Inner satellites of Jupiter|Jupiter's four small inner satellites, Roche sphere, light scattering|forward-scattered light, Voyager program|Voyager 1 and 2, Galileo spacecraft|''Galileo'' spacecraft, Inner satellite, Rings of Jupiter, Metis (moon)|Metis, Amalthea (moon)|Amalthea, Category:Jupiter's moons, als:Adrastea (Mond), bs:Adrasteja (mjesec), br:Adrastea (loarenn), bg:Адрастея (спътник), ca:Adrastea (satèl·lit), cs:Adrastea (měsíc), co:Adrastea, da:Adrastea (måne), de:Adrastea (Mond), es:Adrastea (luna), eo:Adrasteo (luno), fr:Adrastée (lune), hr:Adrasteja (mjesec), it:Adrastea (astronomia), he:אדרסטאה, lt:Adrastėja (palydovas), hu:Adraszteia (hold), nl:Adrastea (maan), ja:アドラステア (衛星), nn:Jupitermånen Adrastea, nds:Adrastea (Maand), pl:Adrastea (księżyc), pt:Adrasteia, ru:Адрастея (спутник Юпитера), sk:Adrastea (mesiac), sl:Adrasteja (luna), sr:Адрастеа, sv:Adrastea, tl:Adrastea (buwan), uk:Адрастея (супутник), zh:木卫十五]
Adrenal gland	[1.0, Endocrine system, superior suprarenal artery, middle suprarenal artery, Inferior suprarenal artery, suprarenal veins, celiac plexus, renal plexus, lumbar glands, mammal, endocrine gland, kidney, stress (medicine)|stress, synthesis, corticosteroid, catecholamine, cortisol, adrenaline, kidney, thoracic vertebra, adrenal artery|adrenal arteries, nervous system, Adrenal medulla, adrenal medulla, chromaffin cells, catecholamine, adrenaline, noradrenaline, tyrosine, fight-or-flight response, sympathetic nervous system, sympathetic nervous system, Adrenal cortex, adrenal cortex, corticosteroid, hormones, cholesterol, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, cortisol, androgen, testosterone, water, electrolyte, aldosterone, neuroendocrine, pituitary gland, hypothalamus, renin-angiotensin system, superior suprarenal artery, inferior phrenic arteries|inferior phrenic, middle suprarenal artery, abdominal aorta, inferior suprarenal artery, renal artery, Venous, suprarenal veins, right suprarenal vein, inferior vena cava, left suprarenal vein, renal vein, inferior phrenic vein, suprarenal veins, anastomoses, inferior phrenic veins, Fight-or-flight response, Stress (medicine)|Stress, Geoffrey Bourne (anatomist)|Geoffrey Bourne, Category:Glands, Category:Abdomen, Category:Endocrine system, bg:Надбъбречна жлеза, ca:Glàndula adrenal, cs:Nadledvina, da:Binyre, de:Nebenniere, es:Glándula suprarrenal, eo:Surrena glando, fr:Glande surrénale, hr:Nadbubrežna žlijezda, id:Kelenjar adrenal, ia:Glandula adrenal, it:Surrene, he:בלוטת יותרת הכליה, la:Glandula adrenalis, lt:Antinkstis, mk:Надбубрежна жлезда, nl:Bijnier, ja:副腎, no:Binyre, pl:Nadnercze, pt:Glândula supra-renal, ru:Надпочечники, simple:Adrenal gland, fi:Lisämunuainen, sv:Binjure, th:ต่อมหมวกไต]
Adrenaline	[1.0, Epinephrine]
Adrenoleukodistrophy	[1.0, Adrenoleukodystrophy]
Adrian	[1.0, Hadria, Hadria, Adrian I, Adrian II, Adrian III, Adrian IV, Adrian V, Adrian VI, Adrian (costume designer)|Adrian, Adrian Belew, Adrián Beltré, Adrian Boult, Adrian Cadbury, Adrian Dantley, Adrian Darby, Adrian Devine, Major League Baseball, Atlanta Braves, Texas Rangers (baseball)|Texas Rangers, Adrian Edmondson, Adrian Gilbert Scott, Adrian Grenier, Adrian Griffin, Adrian Lester, Adrian Lyne, Adrian Moorhouse, Olympic Games|Olympic, Adrian Mutu, Romanian striker, Romanian national team, Fiorentina, Adrian Năstase, Romania|Romanian, Prime Minister, Romania, Adrian Paul, Adrian Pasdar, Adrian Rogers, Adrian Scott, Adrian Smith, Iron Maiden, Hadrian, Hadrian's Wall, Adrian of Nicomedia, Adrian of Batanea, Adrian of Canterbury, Hurricane Adrian, Adrian, Ontario, Adrian, Mureş|Adrian, Gurghiu, Mureş|Gurghiu, Mureş County, Adrian, Satu Mare|Adrian, Livada, Satu Mare|Livada, Satu Mare County, Adrian, Georgia, Adrian, Illinois, Adrian, Michigan, Adrian, Minnesota, Adrian, Missouri, Adrian, North Dakota, Adrian, New York, Adrian, Ohio, Adrian, Oregon, Adrian, Pennsylvania, Adrian, South Carolina, Adrian, Texas, Adrian, Virgin Islands, Adrian, Washington, Adrian, West Virginia, Adrian, Wisconsin, Adrian Township, Kansas, Adrian Township, Michigan, Adrian Township, Minnesota, Adrian Township, North Dakota, Adrian Township, South Dakota, Hurricane Adrian, tropical cyclone, Adrian helmet, Adrian College, Liberal Arts, Adrian, Michigan, Adrian (song)|Adrian, Jewel (singer)|Jewel, Pieces of You, The Adrian, Cervantes de Leon, Category:Romanian given names, bg:Адриан, fr:Adrien, io:Adrian, it:Adriano, nl:Adrian, oc:Adrian, pl:Adrian, pt:Adriano (desambiguação), ro:Adrian (dezambiguizare), ru:Адриан (значения)]
Adrian I	[1.0, Pope Adrian I]
Adrian II	[1.0, Pope Adrian II]
Adrian III	[1.0, Pope Adrian III]
Adrian IV	[1.0, Pope Adrian IV]
Adrian Lamo	[1.0, Kevin Mitnick, Kevin Poulsen, The Screen Savers, Can You Hack It?, 1981, grey hat, hacker, The New York Times, Microsoft, Fortune 500, penetration test, Boston, Massachusetts|Boston, Massachusetts, Internet cafe, vulnerability assessment, United States, American River College, Network World, Mobile Magazine, 2600: The Hacker Quarterly|2600 Magazine, The American River Current, XY Magazine, John Ashcroft, Oliver Stone, Earth Liberation Front, Bruce Schneier, Patrick Gray, WMBR, WMBR, Cambridge, Image:Duty.gif|thumb|left|Lamo is featured in a cover story by [[SF Weekly, LexisNexis, AOL, Inside-AOL.com, Salon.com, September 9, United States Marshals Service|US Marshals, Sacramento, California|Sacramento, California, Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI, September 11, computer crime, Microsoft, Lexis-Nexis, The New York Times, January 8, The New York Times, Microsoft, Excite@Home, News.com, Yahoo!, Microsoft, MCI Inc.|MCI WorldCom, Ameritech, Cingular, Time Warner|AOL Time Warner, Bank of America, Citigroup, McDonald's, Sun Microsystems Inc.|Sun Microsystems, crime|criminal, non sequitur (absurdism)|non sequiturs, The Register, January 16, 2007, May 9, 2006, United States government, DNA, Combined DNA Index System|CODIS, public defender, Mary French (Attorney)|Mary French, 26 March, 2007, motion to dismiss, Image:Lamo-tss.jpg|thumb|left|Lamo is interviewed by [[Leo Laporte, TechTV, The Screen Savers, June 15, Mary French (Attorney)|Mary French, June 21, 2007, United States Department of Justice|Department of Justice, Kevin Poulsen, Can You Hack It?, Trigger Street Productions, Sam Bozzo, Apple Computer, Steve Wozniak, TechTV, Leo Laporte, Kevin Spacey, Image:Lamoascii.png|140px|thumb|A rendering of Adrian Lamo by [[AAlib, The American River Current, 2600: The Hacker Quarterly|2600 Magazine, XY Magazine, Voluntary Legal Services of Northern California, nonprofit, San Francisco, Board of supervisors|Supervisor, Tom Ammiano, NBC Nightly News, 2002-08-27, Discordian, Role-playing game|RPG, RISUS, Discordian Hacker, AD&D, prestige class, Hacker, 09 April, 2004, 26 February, 2002, 27 August, 2002, 5 September, 2003, 8 January, 2004, Off the Hook, Eric Corley|Emmanuel Goldstein, 6 March, 2002, Trigger Street Productions, 1981, Boston, Massachusetts, Category:1981 births, Category:Living people, Category:American criminals, Category:American journalists, Category:Bisexual people, Category:Colombian-Americans, Category:Hacking (computer security), Category:LGBT people from the United States, Category:Homeless people, Category:People from Boston, Category:People from the San Francisco Bay Area, Category:People from Arlington, Virginia, lt:Adrian Lamo, ja:エイドリアン・ラモ, pl:Adrian Lamo, pt:Adrian Lamo]
Adrian V	[1.0, Pope Adrian V]
Adrian VI	[1.0, Pope Adrian VI]
Adriatic Sea	[1.0, lij:Mâ Adriatego, Image:Adriatic Sea.jpg|thumb|right|A satellite image of the Adriatic Sea., Italian Peninsula|Apennine peninsula, Balkan peninsula, Apennine Mountains, Dinaric Alps, Mediterranean Sea, Italy|Italian, Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Image:Adriatic Sea map.png|thumb|right|Map of the Adriatic Sea, Latin, Ancient Rome|Romans, medieval Latin, Etruscan civilization|Etruscan, Adria, Syracuse, Italy|Syracusan, Monte Gargano, Ionian Sea, Gulf of Taranto, Sea of Sicily, Gulf of Corinth, Crete, Malta, slaves, Ostia Antica (archaeological site)|Ostia, Italian language|Italian, Slovenian language|Slovenian, Croatian language|Croatian, Bosnian language|Bosnian, Serbian language|Serbian, Albanian language|Albanian, nautical mile|nm, mile|mi, arithmetic mean|mean, nautical mile|nm, mile|mi, Strait of Otranto, nautical mile, 1 E11 m²|160,000, square kilometre|km², Istria, Rimini, fathom, Sibenik|Šibenik, Ortona, Korcula|Korčula, Monte Gargano, Durrës, Image:Island.jpg|thumb|right|250px|An island in the Adriatic sea, seen from the ferry between [[Hvar, Korčula, Croatia, Po river|Po, sediment, Gulf of Venice, Venice, Trieste, Ravenna, Rimini, Ancona, Pescara, Bari, Brindisi, Istria|Istrian Peninsula, Gulf of Trieste, Bay of Kvarner, Dubrovnik, Brač, Pelješac, Gulf of Kotor, Kotor, Montenegro, European black pine|black pines, Korčula, Trieste, Izola, Koper, Piran, Portorož, Umag, Poreč, Rovinj, Pula, Opatija, Rijeka, Senj, Zadar, Biograd, Šibenik, Trogir, Split, Makarska, Ploče, Dubrovnik, Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Bar, Montenegro|Bar, Budva, Ulcinj, Durrës, bora (wind)|bora, sirocco, Maestro (wind)|maestral, amphidromic point, tourism|tourist, Image:Adriatic_Sea_islands.jpg|thumb|center|600px|Adriatic Sea (Croatia), List of rivers of Europe#Mediterranean Sea|List of rivers of Europe, List of islands in the Adriatic, GeaBios, GeaBios, Category:Marginal seas of the Mediterranean, Category:Seas, Category:Landforms of Italy, Category:Landforms of Croatia, Category:Landforms of Albania, Category:Landforms of Montenegro, Category:Landforms of Slovenia, Category:Landforms of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Category:Geography of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ar:بحر أدرياتيكي, frp:Mar Adriatica, az:Adriatik dənizi, bs:Jadransko more, br:Mor Adria, bg:Адриатическо море, ca:Mar Adriàtica, cs:Jaderské moře, cy:Môr Adria, da:Adriaterhavet, de:Adriatisches Meer, et:Aadria meri, el:Αδριατική θάλασσα, eml:Mèr Adriâtic, es:Mar Adriático, eo:Adriatiko, eu:Itsaso Adriatikoa, fa:دریای آدریاتیک, fr:Mer Adriatique, gl:Mar Adriático, ko:아드리아 해, hsb:Adrija, hr:Jadransko more, io:Adriatiko, id:Laut Adriatik, is:Adríahaf, it:Mare Adriatico, he:הים האדריאטי, sw:Adria, ku:Derya Adriyatîk, la:Hadriaticum, lv:Adrijas jūra, lij:Mâ Adriatego, lt:Adrijos jūra, hu:Adriai-tenger, mk:Јадранско Море, nl:Adriatische Zee, ja:アドリア海, no:Adriaterhavet, nn:Adriahavet, pl:Morze Adriatyckie, pt:Mar Adriático, ro:Marea Adriatică, ru:Адриатическое море, sq:Deti Adriatik, scn:Mari Adriàticu, simple:Adriatic Sea, sk:Jadranské more, sl:Jadransko morje, sr:Јадранско море, sh:Jadransko more, fi:Adrianmeri, sv:Adriatiska havet, tl:Dagat Adriatic, tr:Adriyatik Denizi, uk:Адріатичне море, ur:بحیرہ ایڈریاٹک, vec:Mar Adriatico, zh:亚得里亚海]
Adriatic sea	[1.0, Adriatic Sea]
Advance Australia Fair	[1.0, Image:National anthem booth - floriade.jpg|thumb|250px|The National Anthem booth at the [[2005, Floriade, Canberra, fairground organ, national anthem, Australia, Peter Dodds McCormick, 1878, 1984, God Save the Queen, Waltzing Matilda, Peter Dodds McCormick, 19th century, Andrew Fairfax, Highland Society, Sydney, 30 November, 1878, Commonwealth of Australia, 1 January, 1901, 1907, World War II, Australian Broadcasting Commission, 1973, Whitlam, Australia Council for the Arts, AUD, 1974, 1977, Australian referendum, 1977|referendum, Australian plebiscite, 1977 (National Song)|plebiscite was held to choose the National Song, Waltzing Matilda, Song of Australia, God Save the Queen, 19 April, 1984, Australian Labor Party|Labor, Bob Hawke, Governor-General of Australia|Governor-General, Ninian Stephen|Sir Ninian Stephen, United Kingdom|British, Ireland|Irish, non-sexist language, Christian, Jesus, 1998, July 10, 2005, John Howard, 1916, English passive voice|passive form, verb, 2000 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony|Sydney 2000 Olympic Opening Ceremony, Julie Anthony (Australian singer)|Julie Anthony, Human Nature (band)|Human Nature, United States Navy, Ogg, Category:National anthems, Category:National symbols of Australia, Category:Australian songs, ar:نشيد أستراليا الوطني, da:Advance Australia Fair, de:Advance Australia Fair, el:Advance Australia Fair, es:Advance Australia Fair, eo:Advance Australia Fair, fr:Advance Australia Fair, ga:Advance Australia Fair, ko:오스트레일리아의 국가, id:Advance Australia Fair, is:Advance Australia Fair, it:Advance Australia Fair, he:המנון אוסטרליה, lt:Australijos himnas, hu:Ausztrália himnusza, ms:Advance Australia Fair, nl:Advance Australia Fair, ja:オーストラリアの国歌, no:Advance Australia Fair, pl:Hymn Australii, pt:Hino nacional da Austrália, ro:Advance Australia Fair, ru:Гимн Австралии, simple:Advance Australia Fair, fi:Advance Australia Fair, sv:Advance Australia Fair, th:เพลงชาติออสเตรเลีย, vi:Advance Australia Fair, zh:前进的澳大利亚]
Advanced Chemistry	[1.0, Image:Flag of Germany.svg|25px|German flag, Heidelberg, Germany, German hip hop, Hip hop music|Hip hop, Rapping|Rap, 1987 in music|1987, MZEE, 360° Records, Boulevard Bou, Torch (rapper)|Torch, Toni L, Linguist (rapper)|Linguist, German hip hop, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Die Fantastischen Vier, North America|North American, Conscious hip hop|conscious rap, Native Tongues Posse|Native tongues movement, Toni L, Linguist (rapper)|Linguist, Torch (rapper)|Torch, Boulevard Bou, 1992 in music|1992, 1993 in music|1993, 1994 in music|1994, 1994 in music|1994, 1995 in music|1995, Category:German hip hop groups, Category:Afro-Germans, als:Advanced Chemistry, de:Advanced Chemistry]
Advanced Encryption Standard	[1.0, Special:Contributions/84.75.244.108|84.75.244.108, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:131.252.226.39|131.252.226.39, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Image:AES-SubBytes.svg|280px|center, Vincent Rijmen, Joan Daemen, 1998, Square (cipher)|Square, Anubis (cipher)|Anubis, Grand Cru (cipher)|Grand Cru, Advanced Encryption Standard process|AES, CRYPTREC, NESSIE, Substitution-permutation network, related-key attack, chosen-plaintext attack, cryptography, block cipher, encryption, Federal government of the United States|U.S. government, Data Encryption Standard, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Federal Information Processing Standard|FIPS, November 26, 2001, Advanced Encryption Standard process, May 26, 2002, 2006, algorithm, symmetric key algorithm|symmetric key cryptography, Belgium|Belgian, Joan Daemen, Vincent Rijmen, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, Square (cipher)|Square, Shark (cipher)|Shark, substitution-permutation network, Feistel network, computer software|software, hardware, computer memory|memory, block size (cryptography)|block, key size, bit, byte, Finite field arithmetic|finite field, Rijndael key schedule|Rijndael's key schedule, Rijndael S-box|lookup table, key schedule, Image:AES-SubBytes.svg|right|320px|thumbnail|In the <tt>SubBytes</tt> step, each byte in the state is replaced with its entry in a fixed 8-bit lookup table, ''S''; ''b<sub>ij</sub>'' = ''S(a<sub>ij</sub>)''., Rijndael S-box|S-box, cipher, multiplicative inverse, Finite field|GF, affine transformation, derangement, Rijndael S-box, Image:AES-ShiftRows.svg|right|320px|thumbnail|In the <tt>ShiftRows</tt> step, bytes in each row of the state are shifted cyclically to the left. The number of places each byte is shifted differs for each row., Offset (computer)|offset, Image:AES-MixColumns.svg|right|320px|thumbnail|In the <tt>MixColumns</tt> step, each column of the state is multiplied with a fixed polynomial ''c(x)''., linear transformation, diffusion (cryptography)|diffusion, Finite field arithmetic|Rijndael's finite field, Rijndael mix columns, Image:AES-AddRoundKey.svg|right|320px|thumbnail|In the <tt>AddRoundKey</tt> step, each byte of the state is combined with a byte of the round subkey using the [[XOR, key (cryptography)|key, Rijndael key schedule|Rijndael's key schedule, XOR, kibibyte, side channel attack, National Security Agency, US Government, classified information, John Kelsey (cryptanalyst)|John Kelsey, Stefan Lucks, Bruce Schneier, Mike Stay, David Wagner, Doug Whiting, Fast Software Encryption, cryptanalysis|cryptographic, brute force attack|exhaustive search, brute force attack, RC5, distributed.net, mathematics|mathematical, algebra|algebraic, Niels Ferguson, Richard Schroeppel, Selected Areas in Cryptography, Springer-Verlag, PDF, PostScript, 2002, XSL attack, Nicolas Courtois, Josef Pieprzyk, Side channel attack, Daniel J. Bernstein|D.J. Bernstein, OpenSSL, Bruce Schneier, Adi Shamir, PDF, CMVP|Cryptographic Module Validation Program, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Communications Security Establishment, FIPS_140 | FIPS 140, FIPS_140 | FIPS 140, 3DES, SHA1, Serpent_%28cipher%29|Serpent, Twofish, Data Encryption Standard, Advanced Encryption Standard process, Security and Trust Services API for J2ME, ASIACRYPT, wav, Portable Document Format|PDF, Portable Document Format|PDF, OpenSSL, Category:Block ciphers, Category:Type 1 encryption algorithms, Category:Free ciphers, af:Rijndael, cs:Advanced Encryption Standard, da:Advanced Encryption Standard, de:Advanced Encryption Standard, es:Advanced Encryption Standard, eo:AES (kriptado), fr:Standard de chiffrement avancé, gl:Advanced Encryption Standard, ko:고급 암호 표준, id:AES, it:Advanced Encryption Standard, he:Advanced Encryption Standard, lt:AES, nl:Advanced Encryption Standard, ja:AES暗号, no:Advanced Encryption Standard, pl:AES, pt:AES, ru:Advanced Encryption Standard, fi:AES, sv:Advanced Encryption Standard, vi:AES (mã hóa), tr:AES, zh:高级加密标准]
Advanced Micro Devices	[1.0, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, Image:AMD Logo.svg|153px|AMD Logo, Public company|Public, NYSE, Sunnyvale, California, United States of America|USA, Héctor Ruiz, Semiconductors, Microprocessors, Motherboard, Digital television|DTV, Handheld device|Handheld, U.S. dollar|USD, U.S. dollar|USD, ATI Technologies, Image:Amdheadquarters.jpg|thumb|right|325px|AMD headquarters in Sunnyvale, semiconductors, Sunnyvale, California|Sunnyvale, California, Fairchild Semiconductor, Jerry Sanders (businessman)|Jerry Sanders, III, Edwin Turney|Ed Turney, Héctor Ruiz|Dr. Héctor Ruiz, Dirk Meyer, x86, Central Processing Unit|processor, ATI Technologies|ATI, Spansion, flash memory|non-volatile flash memory, market capitalization, Worldwide Top 20 Semiconductor Sales Leaders|semiconductor manufacturers, Image:AMD C8080A.jpg|thumb|Early AMD 8080 Processor (AMD AM9080ADC / C8080A), 1977, Random Access Memory|RAM, reverse engineering|reverse-engineered, Intel 8080, microprocessor, bit-slice, Am2900, RISC, Am29000|AMD 29K processor, embedded processor, flash memory, Intel Corporation|Intel, 12 January, 2007, IBM, arbitration, Supreme Court of California, Cyrix, MMX, June 27, 2005, antitrust, Japan, Delaware, Dell, Microsoft, IBM, HP, Sony, Toshiba, ATI Technologies, July 24, 2006, October 25, 2006, 25 October, 2006, Justice Department, antitrust, 30 November, 2006, Image:Amd intel.jpg|thumb|right|AMD 80286 1982, Intel Corporation|Intel, Intel 8086|8086, Intel 8088|8088, IBM, IBM Personal Computer|IBM PC, Am286, Intel 80386|i386, Supreme Court of California, microcode, Clean room design|clean room, Am386, Am486, Original equipment manufacturer|OEM, Compaq, AMD 5x86|Am5x86, AMD K5|K5, Kryptonite, 2000-07-06, NexGen, AMD K6|K6, June 23, 1999, brand, x86-64|64-bit, HyperTransport, Direct Connect Architecture, Opteron, 2003-09-15, 2007-07-29, Athlon 64, 2003-09-23, 2007-07-29, Image:AMD Athlon 64 X2 Processor Logo.svg‎|left|101px, dual core, Opteron, April 21, 2005, 2005-04-21, 2007-07-29, Multi-core (computing)|dual core processor, Athlon 64 X2, 2005-05-09, 2007-07-29, Image:AMD Barcelona die.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Quad-core "Barcelona" die-shot, AMD K10|K10, Phenom X2, AMD K10, AMD K10, microarchitecture, Multi-core|quad-core, AMD K10|K10, Bulldozer (processor)|Bulldozer, Bobcat (processor)|Bobcat, High Performance Computing|HPC, AMD Fusion|Fusion, AMD Fusion|Fusion, CPU, GPU, PCI Express, Northbridge (computing)|northbridge, Bulldozer (processor)|Bulldozer, Watt|W, Bobcat (processor)|Bobcat, Watt|W, UMPC, ARM architecture|ARM, Image:Amd Live.jpg|right|100px, Active TV, YouTube, HyperTransport, buffered memory, registered memory, DIMM, Athlon 64 FX, AMD K10|Phenom FX, RD700 chipset series|RD790, Pacifica (virtual machine)|Pacifica, Socket AM2, Socket S1, Socket F, virtualization, IOMMU, HyperTransport, AMD Trinity, AMD#Virtualization|AMD-V, Presidio, trusted computing, July 14, 2007, AMD Raiden, Jack PC, AMD Trinity, Torrenza, co-processor, HyperTransport, PCI Express, HyperTransport, Sun Microsystems|Sun, IBM, POWER7, Intel, Front Side Bus, Geneseo, IBM, PCI Express, MIPS architecture, Portable media player, 13 June, 2006, Alchemy (processor)|Alchemy, 2006-06-14, Geode (processor)|Geode, Cyrix, MediaGX, National Semiconductor, Thermal Design Power|TDP, Watt|W, flash memory, Fujitsu, FASL, FASL LLC, December 21, 2005, Image:Better by Design Sticker -1.png|right|75px, List of AMD Athlon 64 microprocessors#Mobile processors|mobile Athlon 64, List of AMD Sempron microprocessors#Mobile processors|mobile Sempron, 65 nm, Turion 64 X2, NVIDIA, ATI Technologies, Integrated Graphics Processor|IGP, Atheros, Broadcom, Marvell Technology Group|Marvell, Qualcomm, Realtek, AMD mobile platform#Puma platform|Puma, Griffin (processor)|Griffin, AMD Fusion|Fusion, AMD mobile platform#Eagle platform|Eagle, 50x15, The Green Grid, IBM, Sun Microsystems|Sun, Microsoft, Desktop and mobile Architecture for System Hardware, ATI Technologies|ATI, Imageon, mobile phone, handheld, Xilleon, consumer electronics, AMD Stream Processor, FireStream, Radeon, Chief Executive Officer|CEO, Jerry Sanders (businessman)|Jerry Sanders, III, Fab (semiconductors)|Fabrication Plants, naming convention, Semiconductor fabrication#Device test|yield, Wafer (electronics)|wafer, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, TSMC, TSMC, Image:Luftbild AMD Dresden 2005.jpg|thumb|''AMD [[Free State of Saxony|Saxony, Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 90 nm, silicon on insulator|SOI, Intel, 90 nm, 65 nm, 45 nm, 2007-07-26, 2007-07-29, 90 nm, silicon on insulator|SOI, silicon on insulator|SOI, 65nm, 2007-07-21, 2007-07-29, 32 nm, IBM, 2006-06-23, 2007-07-29, Chartered Semiconductor, Lenovo, Dell, 2006-07-13, 2007-07-29, Fort Collins, CO, Sunnyvale, CA, Austin, TX, Boxborough, MA, Bangalore, India, NVIDIA, nForce2, HyperTransport, silicon on insulator, 90 nm, 32 nm, 22 nm, HP, Compaq, ASUS, Alienware, Acer (company)|Acer, Evesham Technology, Dell, May 18, 2006, Scuderia Ferrari, technology roadmap, Torrenza, AMD Fusion|Fusion, printed media, Ziff Davis|Ziff Davis Media, SME, newsletter, Opteron, ATI Technologies, Intel Corporation, NexGen, NVIDIA, Spansion, Jerry Sanders (businessman)|Jerry Sanders, III, Edwin Turney|Ed Turney, Dirk Meyer, Héctor Ruiz, List of AMD microprocessors, List of AMD CPU slots and sockets, List of AMD Athlon microprocessors, List of AMD Athlon XP microprocessors, List of AMD Athlon 64 microprocessors, List of AMD Duron microprocessors, List of AMD Opteron microprocessors, List of AMD Sempron microprocessors, List of AMD Turion microprocessors, Comparison of AMD Chipsets, Comparison of ATI Graphics Processing Units, Comparison of ATI Chipsets, List of Intel chipsets, Comparison of NVIDIA Graphics Processing Units, Comparison of AMD Processors, Comparison of Intel processors, 3DNow!, Cool'n'Quiet, PowerNow!, Torrenza, HyperTransport, 3DNow!, Category:Advanced Micro Devices|*, Category:Companies established in 1969, Category:Companies based in Silicon Valley, Category:Semiconductor companies, ar:أ.إم.دي, bs:AMD, bg:AMD, ca:AMD, cs:AMD, da:AMD, de:AMD, el:Advanced Micro Devices, es:AMD, eo:AMD, fa:شرکت ای‌ام‌دی, fr:Advanced Micro Devices, gl:AMD, ko:AMD, hr:AMD, id:Advanced Micro Devices, it:Advanced Micro Devices, he:AMD, lt:AMD, hu:Advanced Micro Devices, nl:Advanced Micro Devices, ja:アドバンスト・マイクロ・デバイセズ, no:Advanced Micro Devices, pl:Advanced Micro Devices, pt:AMD, ru:Advanced Micro Devices, simple:AMD, sk:Advanced Micro Devices, sr:AMD, fi:AMD, sv:AMD, th:เอเอ็มดี, vi:AMD, tr:Advanced Micro Devices, uk:Advanced Micro Devices, zh:AMD]
Advanced Mobile Phone System	[1.0, initialism, South African Advertising Research Foundation, analog signal|analog, mobile phone, Bell Labs, Americas, analog signal|analog, North America, Advanced Mobile Phone System#TACS, ETACS and JTAC variants|Total Access Communication System, Europe, United Kingdom|UK, Republic of Ireland|Ireland, Japan, 2006-01-19, 2007-01-19, Cellular network|cellular, FDMA, bandwidth, IMTS, POTS, scanner, NAM, Personal identification number|PIN, Digital AMPS, GSM, CDMA, MHz, FM, Federal Communications Commission, frequency|frequencies, D-AMPS, digital, 2G, Cingular Wireless, U.S. Cellular, Rogers Wireless, Movilnet, CDMA2000, GSM, Wireless Application Protocol|WAP, Multimedia Messaging System, GAIT (wireless)|GAIT, February 18, 2008, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Industry Canada, Rogers Wireless, IS-136, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, OnStar, ADT Security Services|ADT, February 18, 2008, OnStar, January 1, 2008, Motorola, Europe, United Kingdom|UK, Republic of Ireland|Ireland, 2003-03-17, 2007-01-19, GSM, Vodafone, 31 May, 2001, Nordic Mobile Telephone|NMT, Verizon Wireless, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, Alltel, Coastel Offshore Cellular, Telefónica, 2003-12-19, 2007-01-28, AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, Alltel, Category:mobile telephony standards, Category:Telecommunications history, Category:Mobile radio telephone systems, de:Advanced Mobile Phone Service, es:Sistema Telefónico Móvil Avanzado, ja:TACS, pl:AMPS, pt:AMPS, ru:AMPS, sv:Advanced Mobile Phone Service]
Advanced Power Management	[1.0, Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting|You can help!, Application programming interface|API, Intel, Microsoft, operating system, personal computer, BIOS, firmware, power management, Advanced Configuration and Power Interface|ACPI, Green computing, Power management, Rich Text Format|RTF, de:Advanced Power Management, es:APM, fi:APM, fr:Advanced Power Management, ja:Advanced Power Management, nl:Advanced Power Management, pl:Advanced Power Management, pt:APM]
Adventist	[1.0, Seventh-day Adventist Church|Seventh-day Adventist, Second Advent of Jesus, Second coming, Millerites, Christian theology|theology, intermediate state, soul sleep|unconscious sleep, annihilationism|annihilation, heavenly sanctuary|heaven, Old Testament, Sabbath in Christianity|Sabbath, Jehovah, Advent Christian Church, Branch Davidians, Shepherd's Rod, Christadelphians, Church of God General Conference (Abrahamic Faith)|Church of God General Conference, Church of God (Seventh Day), Church of God and Saints of Christ, Jehovah's Witnesses, Charles Taze Russell|Russell, Seventh-day Adventists, Worldwide Church of God, William Miller (preacher)|William Miller, Great Disappointment, second coming, Evangelical Adventist Church, Christianity|Christian, religious denomination|denomination, Sabbath in Seventh-day Adventism|Sabbath, Millerite movement, United States, 19th century, Seventh-day Adventist Church, World War I, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Victor Houteff, Bible|biblical, Book of Micah|Micah, Christian, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Christian, William Miller (preacher)|William Miller, Advent Christian Church, Salem, Massachusetts, 1860, Church of the Blessed Hope, Adventist, 1947, List of religions and religious denominations#Adventist and related churches, List of Christian denominations#Millerites and Comparable groups, William Miller (preacher), Millerites, Great Disappointment, Millennialism, Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia, Worldwide Church of God, Category:Adventist| , Category:Seventh-day Adventist history, bg:Адвентизъм, ca:Adventisme, de:Adventisten, et:Adventistid, es:Adventista, fr:Adventisme, gl:Adventismo, ia:Adventista, no:Adventister, pl:Milleryzm#Nast.C4.99pcy, pt:Adventistas, sr:Адвентиста]
Adventure	[1.0, Special:Contributions/122.163.222.249|122.163.222.249, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:Carlosguitar|Carlosguitar, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Adventure (disambiguation), risk, skydiving, mountain climbing, extreme sports, adventurer, arousal, fear, flow (psychology)|flow, Yerkes-Dodson law, adventure racing, adventure tourism, adventure education, narrative, genre, fictional character|character, Adventure novel, adventure film, action film, game, adventure game, video game, role-playing game, adventure (role-playing games)|adventure, de:Abenteuer, es:Aventura, fr:Aventure, ja:冒険, sv:Äventyrsspel]
Adventure International	[1.0, video game, Colossal Cave Adventure, Adventureland (computer game)|Adventureland, fantasy, Horror fiction|horror, science fiction, Infocom, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension, Marvel Comics, Questprobe, adventure game, The Hobbit (video game)|The Hobbit, market share, bankruptcy|bankrupt, copyright, shareware, Europe, Adventure Soft, United States|USA, Pirate Adventure, nuclear reactor, Voodoo Castle (computer game)|Voodoo Castle, voodoo, The Count (game)|The Count, Count Dracula, ghost town, fountain of youth, BBC Micro, Apricot Computers|Apricot F1, Vietnam, Fall of Saigon|end, Vietnam war|the war, text parser|input parser, war crime, body bag, Operation Frequent Wind|evacuation, Category:Defunct video game companies, Category:Home computer software companies, Category:Companies established in 1978, Category:1985 disestablishments]
Adversarial system	[1.0, common law, jurist|advocate, judge, inquisitorial system, civil law (legal system)|civil law, Napoleonic Code, trial by combat, jury, crime|criminal, cross-examination, perjury, due process, fundamental justice, evidence (law)|evidence, judicial discretion, rule of law, rule of man, trier of fact, Practical Guide to Evidence, European Convention on Human Rights|European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, 1836, 1963, U.S. Supreme Court, Gideon v. Wainwright, 1963, allocute|allocution, plea bargain, hearsay, cross-examination, United States, Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution|Fifth Amendment, plea bargain, Settlement (law)|settlement, inquisitorial system, jury trial, crime, Japan, South Park, Chef Aid|episode, Johnnie Cochran, Chewbacca defense, Danny Devito, Other People's Money, trial by ordeal, divine law, Category:Legal systems, Category:Court systems, fr:procédure accusatoire, it:Sistema accusatorio, he:השיטה האדברסרית, sv:Ackusatoriskt system]
Advertising	[1.0, Advert (disambiguation), Commercial, Wikipedia:Advertisements, publicity, public relations, product placement, sponsorship, underwriting spots|underwriting, sales promotion, public address, political campaign|political parties, interest group, religion-supporting organization, military|militaries, non-profit organization, public service announcements, Krispy Kreme, economic growth, social cost, Unsolicited Commercial Email, Spam (electronic)|spam, internet service providers, Image:Advertising lekythos Louvre F358.jpg|thumb|left|230px|[[Black-figure pottery|Black-figured, lekythos, 550 BC, Louvre, Advertising campaign|Commercial messages, political campaign, Arabia, papyrus, Lost and found|lost-and-found, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Asia, Africa, South America, India, Rock art|rock-art, printing press, false advertising, Quackery|quack, Image:Edo period advertising in Japan.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Edo period, United States|United States of America, advertising agency, Volney Palmer, Boston, N.W. Ayer & Son, Image:Ad Encyclopaedia-Britannica 05-1913.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A print advertisement for the 1913 issue of the ''[[Encyclopædia Britannica, Robert McChesney|McChesney, Robert, Graham Spry, BBC, 1934 Communications Act, Federal Communications Commission, Robert McChesney|McChesney, Robert, Volkswagen, Bill Bernbach, Image:Times Square (delgaudm).jpg|thumb|right|Public advertising on [[Times Square, New York City, cable television, MTV, music video, cable, satellite television, QVC, Home Shopping Network, ShopTV, dot-com bubble|dot-com, search engine, Google, interactive advertising, GDP, Mass media|media, 1925, newspapers, magazines, streetcars, posters, television, radio, guerrilla promotions, product placement, text message, social networking, MySpace, Quaker Oats, Lydia Pinkham, patent medicine, Custom publishing, cause marketing, social marketing, Image:Advertisingman.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Paying people to hold signs is one of the oldest forms of advertising, as with this [[Human directional, Image:Volvo B9TL SBS Transit SBS7357B.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A [[bus, Gap (clothing retailer)|GAP, Singapore, Image:101 016 DRI Ingolstadt.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[DBAG Class 101, Image:Pedapodviews.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Transit advertising is combined with experiential marketing using [[pedapods, Australia, mass media|media, Billboard (advertising)|billboard, Flyer (pamphlet)|flyers, rack card, web banner, popups, skywriting, human directional, town crier, logojet, cabvision|passenger screens, supermarket, Streaming media|streaming, poster, Advertising Research|advertising research, Marketing|promotions, Ad Tracking, brand, Minority Report (film)|Minority Report, Tom Cruise, Nokia, Bulgari, I, Robot (film)|I, Robot, Will Smith, Converse, I, Robot (film)|I, Robot, Spaceballs (film)|Spaceballs, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, The Matrix Reloaded, Omega SA|Omega Watches, Vaio, BMW, Aston-Martin, James Bond, Casino Royale (2006 film)|Casino Royale, television commercial|TV commercial, airtime, Super Bowl, American football|football, TiVo, World Wide Web, E-mail, e-mail spam|spam, types of companies|companies, corporate logo, rocket, International Space Station, Controversy, subliminal message|subliminal advertising, mind control, propaganda, word of mouth, brand, Xerox, photocopier, Kleenex, Facial tissue|tissue, Vaseline, petroleum jelly, The Hoover Company|Hoover, vacuum cleaner, Band-Aid, Viral marketing, Interstitial webpage|Interstitial advertisement, The CW, Copy testing|copy test, John Wanamaker, Image:Smithwick's ale billboard NYC May 2005.jpg|thumb|Billboard, New York City, (2005).The ad says, "60 days of daylight for Apartment 6F.", marketing effectiveness, market share, Adbusters, Mediawatch-uk, Ann Simonton, Image:Wrap advertising light rail.jpg|thumb|left|150px|[[iPod, Pigovian tax, Image:Utomhusreklam i Lund.jpg|thumb|200px|Billboard in [[Lund, Sweden, Sut Jhally, European Court of Justice, Kaiser Family Foundation, Advertising Standards Authority, Toubon Law, Global Marketing|global advertisers, Advertising Research|Advertising research, Market research, Wikt:branding moment|branding moments, Integrated Marketing Communications, marketing, Popup, Adobe Flash|Flash, banner, advergaming, Super Bowl, American football, TiVo, Television shows, product placement, Survivor (TV series)|Survivor, The Long Tail, Comcast Spotlight, video on demand, October 05, 2006, freelance, Pepsico, Doritos, Chevrolet, SUV, Embedded advertising, Ad Tracking, Adbusters, Advertising Adstock, Advertising campaign, Advertising Research, Advertising Principles, American Advertising Federation Hall of Fame, Brand, Branded content, Conquesting, Copy testing, Coolhunting, Communication design, Copywriting, Global Marketing, Graphic design, Human directional, Integrated Marketing Communications, Interactive advertising, Market overhang, Marketing, Mobile Marketing, Online advertising, Propaganda, Public relations, Reality marketing, Social marketing, Video news release, Video commerce, Visual Communication, Category:Advertising| , Category:Communication design, Category:Graphic design, Category:Marketing, Category:Promotion and marketing communications, ar:إعلان, bn:বিজ্ঞাপন, bg:Реклама, ca:Publicitat, cs:Reklama, cy:Hysbysebu, da:Reklame, de:Werbung, el:Διαφήμιση, es:Publicidad, eo:Reklamo, fr:Publicité, fur:Publicitât, gl:Publicidade, id:Iklan, it:Pubblicità, he:פרסום, lv:Reklāma, lt:Reklama, hu:Reklám, nl:Reclame, ja:広告, no:Reklame, nn:Reklame, pl:Reklama, pt:Publicidade (comunicação), ro:Publicitate, ru:Реклама, simple:Advertising, sk:Reklama, sl:Oglaševanje, fi:Mainonta, sv:Reklam, th:โฆษณา, vi:Quảng cáo, tr:Reklam, yi:אדווערטייזונג, zh:廣告]
Advertising Standards Authority	[1.0, Image:Advertising Standards Authority logo.png|right|Advertising Standards Authority logo, United Kingdom|British, advertising, legislation, the CAP Code|codes of advertising, Politics of the United Kingdom|British Government, advertising, Advertising Association, Committee of Advertising Practice, the CAP Code|CAP Code, legislative, Federal Trade Commission, United States|America, Politics of the United Kingdom|Government, Politics of the United Kingdom|Government, advertising, ASBOF, ASBOF, ASBOF, Mailsort, Television|TV, Radio, BASBOF, BASBOF, ASBOF, Ofcom, BASBOF, ITV, advertising, television, Independent Television Commission, Ofcom, newspapers, magazine, Advertorial, editorial, television, radio, Sponsorship Credits, shopping channel, Direct Marketing|Direct mailings, Flyer (pamphlet)|circulars, Pamphlet|leaflets, E-mail spam|unsolicited emails, brochure, mail-order catalog|catalogues, timetable|timeables, the CAP Code, Bill (payment)|bill, Pamphlet|leaflet, Internet, website, Pop-up ad|pop up ads, Web banner|banner ads, sponsored link, the CAP Code, Google|Google.com, Institute of Sales Promotion, Sales promotion|Sales Promotions, sales promotion, the CAP Code, Sales promotion|Sales Promotions, Buy one, get one free|Buy One Get One Free, Discount, Loyalty program|loyalty reward schemes, Air Miles, Scratchcard|Scratch Cards, Lottery|Lotteries, Sweepstakes|Prize Draws, mobile phone, Bluetooth, investments, Data Protection Act 1984|Data Protection Act 1998, Anonymity|anonymous, the independent ASA Council|independent Advertising Standards Authority Council, the CAP Code, the CAP Code, Office of Fair Trading, Ofcom, shopping channel, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Tessa Jowell, Tessa Jowell, Apple Computer, Microsoft, Get the facts, bias, Nestlé, infant formula, Nestlé boycott, L'Oréal, mascara, Penelope Cruz, Advertising regulation, Ofcom, Press Complaints Commission, Category:Advertising, Category:British media]
Adware	[1.0, malware, Image:Adware1.JPG|thumb|200px|[[WhenU, Computer software|software, programmer, shareware, spyware, malware, computer security, privacy, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Kazaa, Terms of Use, Image:Adware.png|thumb|An example of mild adware.<br><small>The type shown above periodically send popups to the user. It is associated with 180 Solutions.</br></small>, TopMoxie, 123 Messenger, 180 Solutions, 180SearchAssistant, Zango, Bonzi Buddy, BlockChecker, ClipGenie, Comet Cursor, Crazy Girls, Cursor Mania, Cydoor, Daemon Tools, Direct Revenue, Aurora (adware)|Aurora, Ebates MoneyMaker, ErrorSafe, Claria Corporation|Gator, Hotbar, Mirar Toolbar, Oemji Toolbar, Xango Toolbar, PornDigger!, Smiley Central, WeatherBug, WhenU, WinFixer, Tag A saurus, Eudora (e-mail client)|Eudora, Qualcomm, Ad-Aware, Lavasoft, Counterspy|CounterSpy, Sunbelt Software, Spybot - Search & Destroy|Spybot Search & Destroy, SpywareBlaster, Spy Sweeper|SpySweeper, Spyware Doctor, PC Tools (Windows software suite)|PCTools, AVG Anti-Virus| AVG Anti-Spyware, Grisoft, Trend Micro, Spy Subtract|SpySubtract, NoAdware, Windows Defender, Microsoft, Adblock, Opera (Internet suite)|Opera, Free software|free, Linux, Mac OS X, Spyware, Malware, Computer insecurity, Shareware, Antivirus software, Category:Adware| , Category:Internet advertising and promotion, ar:Adware, cs:Adware, da:Adware, de:Adware, es:Adware, fr:Publiciel, gl:Adware, ko:애드웨어, id:Adware, it:Adware, he:תוכנת פרסום, lv:Reklāmprogrammatūra, nl:Adware, ja:アドウェア, no:Adware, pl:Adware, ru:Adware, simple:Adware, sk:Adware, fi:Mainosohjelma, sv:Annonsprogram, th:โปรแกรมสนับสนุนโฆษณา, vi:Phần mềm quảng cáo]
Aeacus	[1.0, Eacus (god) | Eacus, Image:Aeacus telemon.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Aeacus and [[Telamon, Jean-Michel Moreau le Jeune, Greek mythology, Ancient Greek|Greek, Aegina, Saronic Gulf, Erebus, Minos, Rhadamanthus, Greeks|Hellenes, Plato, Gorgias (dialogue)|Gorgias, Zeus, Aegina (mythology)|Aegina, Asopus, chthonic, Oenone, Ovid, Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses, Myrmidones, Aeacidae, Endeis, Telamon, Peleus, Achilles, Psamathe, Phocus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Zeus, Poseidon, Apollo (god)|Apollo, Troy, Phocis, The Frogs, Aristophanes, Dionysus, Hades, Heracles, Heracles, Cerebus, Dionysus, Acheron, Cocytus, Echidna, Tartesian eel, Tithrasian Gorgons, Alexander the Great, Masami Kurumada, Saint Seiya, Ancient Greek, Thrasymachus, protagonist, underworld, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Mythological kings, ast:Éacu, bs:Eak, br:Aiakos, cs:Aiakos, de:Aiakos, el:Αιακός, es:Éaco, fr:Éaque, hr:Eak, it:Eaco, lt:Ajakas, hu:Aiakosz, nl:Aeacus, ja:アイアコス, no:Aeakus, pt:Éaco, ru:Эак, sl:Eak, sh:Eak, fi:Aiakos, sv:Aiakos, th:สามเทพสุภา, tr:Aiakos]
Aeclanum	[1.0, Samnium, Italy, Beneventum, Via Appia, Mirabella Eclano, Hirpini, Benevento|Beneventum, Rome|Roman, colony, Lucius Cornelius Sulla|Sulla, 89 BC, Hadrian, aqueduct (Roman)|aqueduct, amphitheatre, Apulia, Ariano, Herdoniae, Lacus Ampsanctus, Aquilonia, Venusia, Abellinum, Avellino, Berlin, 1902, Horace, Trevicum, Ausculum, Mommsen, 1883, Julian of Eclanum, bishop, Category:Roman sites of Campania, de:Aeclanum]
Aedesius	[1.0, 355, Neo-Platonism|Neoplatonist, Cappadocia, Syria, Iamblichus (philosopher)|Iamblichus, Eunapius, theurgy, magic (paranormal)|magic, Pergamum, Eusebius of Myndus, Maximus of Ephesus, Constantine II of the Roman Empire|Constantine, Heinrich Ritter|Ritter, Ludwig Preller|Preller, Thomas Whittaker, Cambridge, 1901, Category:Roman era philosophers, Category:355 deaths, Category:Year of birth missing, fr:Ædesius, fi:Aidesios, sv:Aedesius]
Aedicula	[1.0, Roman religion, shrine, diminutive, Latin, aedes (Roman)|aedes, temple, shrine, altar, statue, Lares, Penates, Roman religion|Roman deities, patron gods, genius (mythology)|genii, Image:Ephesus library-650px.jpg|thumb|250px|Front of [[Celsus, temple, Triumphal arch, City gate, Therm, Celsus, Ephesus, Naiskos, Greek religion, cemeteries, Category:Greek temples, Category:Ancient Roman temples, cs:Edikula, de:Ädikula, fr:Édicule, it:Edicola, nl:Aedicula, pl:Aedicula, sk:Edikula, sv:Ädikula]
Aedile	[1.0, lt:Edilas, Latin language|Latin, Roman Republic, Rome, festival, plebeian, patrician, Magistratus Curulis|curule magistrates, cursus honorum, Tribune|tribunes of the people, Livy, Licinian rogation, ludi Romani|Roman, ludi Megalenses|Megalesian, Cicero, 44 BC, Julius Caesar, Augustus, praefectus urbi, History, Ancient History, Ancient Rome, Political institutions of Rome, Category:Ancient Roman titles, bs:Edil, bg:Едил, ca:Edil romà, de:Ädil, es:Edil curul, fr:Édile, ko:행정관, hr:Edil, it:Edile (storia romana), he:אידיל, ka:ედილი, lt:Edilas, hu:Aedilis, nl:Aedilis, ja:アエディリス, no:Aedil, pl:Edyl, pt:Edil, ro:Edil, ru:Эдил, sr:Едил, sh:Edil, fi:Ediili, sv:Edil, zh:市政官]
Aedui	[1.0, es:Eduos, Image:Gaul, 1st century BC.gif|thumb|A map of [[Gaul, Gallic, Gallia Lugdunensis, Saone, Loire, France, Strabo, Doubs, Saône-et-Loire, Côte-d'Or, Nièvre, Livy, Bellovesus, Italy, 6th century BC, Julius Caesar|Caesar's, Ancient Rome|Romans, Sequani, Arar, Germanic tribes|Germanic, Ariovistus, Diviciacus (Aedui)|Diviciacus, Druidry|druid, Rome, Roman Senate|senate, Gaul, 58 BC, Vercingetorix, Alesia, Caesar Augustus|Augustus, Bibracte, Mont Beuvray, Autun, 21, Tiberius, Julius Sacrovir, Augustudunum, Gaius Cornelius Tacitus|Tacitus, Annals (Tacitus)|Ann., Claudius, jus honorum, Eumenius, Vergobretus, Theodor Mommsen|Mommsen, List of peoples of Gaul, 1876, 1893, 1899, Category:Ancient Roman enemies, Category:Ancient Roman allies, Category:Tribes of ancient Gaul, ca:Aduins, cy:Aedui, de:Haeduer, es:Eduos, fr:Éduens, ko:하이두이족, it:Edui, lad:Eduens, la:Haedui, hu:Haeduusok, nl:Aedui, pl:Eduowie, ru:Эдуи, fi:Heedut, sv:Haeduer]
Aegadian Islands	[1.0, da:Egadiske øer, Image:Aegadian Islands map.png|thumb|right|A map showing the Aegadian Islands., Italian language|Italian, Latin language|Latin, Mediterranean Sea, Sicily, Italy, Trapani, Favignana, Trapani, Levanzo, Marettimo, tuna, Image:Erice-bjs-6.jpg|thumb|right|A view from Trapani to Favignana and Marettimo., Neolithic, Paleolithic, Battle of the Aegates Islands|defeat, Carthage|Carthaginian, Gaius Lutatius Catulus|C. Lutatius Catulus, 241 BC, First Punic War, Genoa, 1874, Florio, Palermo, Category:Islands of Sicily, bg:Егадски острови, cs:Egadské ostrovy, da:Egadiske øer, de:Ägadische Inseln, es:Islas Egadas, fr:Îles Égades, it:Isole Egadi, nl:Egadische Eilanden, ja:エーガディ諸島, pl:Egady, pt:Ilhas Égadi, ru:Эгадские острова, sv:Egadiska öarna]
Aegean Sea	[1.0, Image:Location Aegean Sea.png|300px, Image:Aegean with legends.svg|300px|Aegean Sea, International Phonetic Alphabet|{{IPA|[i:ˈdʒi:ən]}}, sea, Mediterranean Sea, Balkans|Balkan, Anatolia, peninsula, Greece, Turkey, Marmara Sea, Black Sea, Dardanelles, Bosporus, Aegean Islands, Crete, Rhodes, Archipelago, Aegae, Aegea, Amazons, Hecatonchires, Aegeus, Theseus, Hesychius of Alexandria|Hesychius, Bulgarian language, Middle Ages, Black sea, Minoan civilization|Minoans, Crete, Mycenaean Greece|Mycenean, Peloponnese, Athens, Sparta, Athenian Empire, Hellenic Civilization, Persian Empire|Persians, Roman Republic|Romans, Byzantine Empire, Venice|Venetians, Seljuk Turks, Ottoman Empire, democracy|democracies, Image:Aegeansea.jpg|thumb|left|Satellite Image, Crete, Aegean Islands, Kythera, Antikythera, Karpathos, Rhodes, List of Aegean Islands#The Northern Aegean Islands|Northeastern Aegean Islands, Euboea, Sporades, Cyclades, Saronic Islands, Argo-Saronic Islands, Dodecanese, archipelago, Chios, Euboea, Samos Island|Samos, Peloponnese, Crete, Rhodes, volcano|volcanic, marble, iron, Turkey, Bozcaada, Greek language|Greek, Tenedos, Gökçeada, Greek language|Greek, Imvros, Greece, Greece, Crete, Mirabelli Gulf|Mirabelli, Almyros Bay|Almyros, Souda Bay|Souda, Gulf of Chania|Chania, Myrtoan Sea, Saronic Gulf, Petalies Gulf, South Euboic Sea, Pagasetic Gulf, North Euboic Sea, Thermian Gulf, Chalkidiki, Cassandra Gulf|Cassandra, Singitic Gulf, Strymonian Gulf, Gulf of Kavala, Turkey, Saros Gulf, Edremit, İzmir, Kuşadası, Aegean civilization, Aegean Islands, Aegean dispute, List of traditional Greek place names, Category:Marginal seas of the Mediterranean, Category:Seas, Category:Landforms of Greece, Category:Landforms of Turkey, ar:بحر إيجة, ast:Mar Exéu, bg:Егейско море, ca:Mar Egea, cs:Egejské moře, cy:Môr Aegeaidd, da:Ægæiske Hav, de:Ägäisches Meer, et:Egeuse meri, el:Αιγαίο Πέλαγος, es:Mar Egeo, eo:Egea Maro, fr:Mer Égée, gl:Mar Exeo, ko:에게 해, hr:Egejsko more, id:Laut Aegea, is:Eyjahaf, it:Mar Egeo, he:הים האגאי, ka:ეგეოსის ზღვა, ku:Derya Ege, la:Mare Aegaeum, lv:Egejas jūra, lt:Egėjo jūra, hu:Égei-tenger, nl:Egeïsche Zee, ja:エーゲ海, no:Egeerhavet, oc:Mar Egèa, pl:Morze Egejskie, pt:Mar Egeu, ro:Marea Egee, ru:Эгейское море, sk:Egejské more, sl:Egejsko morje, sr:Егејско море, sh:Egejsko more, fi:Aigeianmeri, sv:Egeiska havet, th:ทะเลเอเจียน, tr:Ege Denizi, uk:Егейське море, ur:بحیرہ ایجیئن, zh:爱琴海]
Aegean civilization	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/203.87.190.170|203.87.190.170, User talk:203.87.190.170|talk, Bronze Age, civilization, Greece, Aegean Sea|Aegean, Crete, Cyclades, Minoan civilization, Early Helladic, Minyans|Minyan, Mycenaean civilization, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, BCE, Melos|Melian, obsidian, Melos, Egypt, Greece|Greek, currency, epistolary, mast (sailing)|masts, Crete, Mycenae, Tiryns, Troad, Cyprus, Knossos, Crete, Neolithic age, Hissarlik, Phaestus, Hagia Triada, Phylakope, Palaikastro, Gournia, Ruin, palace, villa, fortification, Aegean Sea|Aegean, Greece|Greek, Anatolia, temple (Greek)|temples, shrine, Petsofa, 1904, intaglio, fresco, column, frieze, molding|mouldings, mural, relief, mosaic, Furniture, Container|vessel, unguent, throne, chair|seats, Furniture#Table|tables, Terra cotta|terra-cotta, ritual, Funeral|Funerary, coffin, Rock (geology)|stone, ivory, gold, silver, copper, bronze, clay, faience, paste, sculpture, Vase, marble, clay, gemstone|gem, Weapon, tool, iron, armour, brooch, pin, razor, tweezers, textile, papyrus, legend, pigment, pottery, Crete, tomb, grotto, Mediterranean, Egypt, Semitic, Babylon, Homer, deity|gods, cult, Strabo, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Diodorus Siculus, Convention (philosophy and social sciences)|customs, creed, ritual, Aegean Sea|Aegean, linguistics|linguistic, Mycenae, Tiryns, prehistory|prehistoric, civilization, Classical antiquity|classical Greeks, citadel, Treasury of Atreus, Heinrich Schliemann, Homer, History of Greece|Hellenic, art, 1876, Egypt, Thebes, Egypt|Thebes, Mediterranean, Mediterranean, Aegean Sea|Aegean, 1870, Argos|Argolid, Troad, Crete, Sèvres, Neuchâtel|Neuchatel, 1840, Milos|Melos, Kefallinia|Cephalonia, Germany|German, Archaeology|archaeologist, History of Athens|Athens, Greece, intaglio, 1878, Phoenicia, 1866, Silicon dioxide|siliceous, volcanic ash, Suez Canal, 1870, Santorini|Santorin (Thera), Athens, geologist, 1868, Rhodes, John Ruskin, British Museum, Attica, excavation, Troad, 1873, gold, silver, bronze, Greece, Homer, Iliad, 1878, 1879, 1892, 1884, Tiryns, sepulchre, Athens, Eleusis, Thessaly, Kefallinia|Cephalonia, Laconia, 1889, Knossos|Cnossus, 1890, 1893, Attica, Aegina, Salamis Island|Salamis, Argos, Thebes, Greece|Thebes, Delphi, Thessaly|Thessalian, Larissa, Acropolis, Athens, 1888, Delphi, United States|American, 1895, Ios, United Kingdom|British, Athens, 1896, Neolithic, Cyprus, Bronze Age, Cyprus, 1894, England|English, Anatolia, Egypt, 1887, Kahun, Al Fayyum|Fayum, Nile, Amarna|Tell el-Amarna, 1889, Cairo, Florence, London, Paris, Bologna, Sidon, 1885, Philistines|Philistia, Palestine Fund, Sicily, 1877, Spain, Cádiz|Cadiz, Zaragoza, Spain|Saragossa, Mount Ida, 1885, epigraph (archeology)|epigraph, monument, 1878, 1893, 1897, Crete, Archipelago, Cyprus, Ionian islands, Anatolia, Macedonia (region)|Macedonian, Thrace|Thracian, Mediterranean, Sicily, Italy, Sardinia, Spain, Syria, Egypt, Cyrenaica, Minoan civilization, Mycenaean Greece, Aegean Sea, Category:Aegean civilization|*, Category:Civilizations, Category:Ancient Greece, ca:Civilització egea, el:Αιγαιακός πολιτισμός, es:Civilización egea, ja:エーゲ文明, lv:Egejas civilizācija, nl:Aegeïsche beschaving, no:Egeisk kultur, pl:Kultura egejska, pt:Civilização egéia, ru:Эгейская культура, sk:Egejská kultúra, sh:Egejska civilizacija, sv:Egeisk kultur, tr:Ege Uygarlığı, uk:Егейська культура, ur:ایجئین تہذیب, zh:爱琴文明]
Aegeus	[1.0, Image:Krater Warrior BM F158.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Arrival or departure of a young warrior or hero (maybe [[Theseus, Athens, Greek mythology, founding myth, Athens, Aegean sea, Theseus, kings of Athens, Pandion II, Pallas (son of Pandion)|Pallas, Nisos, Lycus|Lykos, Metion, Meta, Metis, Chalciope, Pythia|Oracle, Delphi, Scholium|Scholion, Minos, Androgeus, Panathenaic Games, Marathonian Bull, Bibliotheke, Panathenaia, Crete, Minotaur, Ariadne, Troezen, Pittheus, Aethra, sexual intercourse|slept with each other, Sphairia, Poseidon, Medea, Corinth, Jason, Medus, Marathonian Bull, Bibliotheke, First Vatican Mythographer, Aegean Sea, Sophocles, Euripedes, Medea (play)|Medea, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Aphrodite|Aphrodite Urania, Kerameikos, Apollodorus, Bibliotheke, Catullus, Plutarch, Theseus, King of Athens, Pandion II, Theseus, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Kings of Athens, Category:Mythological kings, br:Aigeüs, cs:Aigeus, da:Aigeus, de:Aigeus, el:Αιγέας, es:Egeo (mitología), eo:Egeo (Ateno), fa:اژه, fr:Égée (mythologie), it:Egeo, la:Aegeus, lt:Egėjas, hu:Aigeusz, nl:Aigeus, no:Aigevs, pl:Egeusz, pt:Egeu (mitologia), ru:Эгей, sl:Egej, fi:Aigeus, tr:Egeus]
Aegina	[1.0, Aegina (mythology), 91 Aegina, Attica, Piraeus Prefecture|Piraeus, Greek language|Greek, Greek islands|Saronic Islands, Greece, Saronic Gulf, Athens, Tradition, Aeacus, Athens, Piraeus Prefecture, Attica, grain, cotton, vine, almond, olive, fig, pistachio, Sea sponge|sponge, Image:Aegina_Greece_Beach1.jpg|thumb|left|Agia Marina beach overlooked by local restaurants., Hydrofoil, Euro, Image:Aegina_island_port1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Port on the island of Aegina.{{speedy-image-c|[[2007-04-06, Herodotus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, colony, Epidaurus, Attica, Peloponnesus, Minoan, Mycenaean Greece|Mycenaean, Dorian, 9th century BC, Calauria, Calaurian Amphictyony, Athens, Minyans|Minyan, Orchomenos, Troezen, Hermione, Nauplia, Prasiae, Eretrian, Lelantine War, Samos Island|Samos, Amphicrates, 7th century BC, Image:BMC 193.jpg|thumb|RIGHT|200px|Greek [[stater, tortoise, Ephorus, Pheidon, Lydians, 700 BC, emporium, Naucratis, 5th century, Pontic, Corinth, Chalcis, Eretria, Miletus, thalassocracy, Solon, Epidaurus|Epidauros, Athenians, J. B. Bury, 570 BC, Ionia, 5th century BC, 507 BC, tutelary, Delphic oracle, Hippias, 501 BC, Cleomenes I, Demaratus, Nicodromus, 491 BC, 490 BC, 481 BC, 507 BC, 481 BC, 490 BC|490, 491 BC|491, battle of Marathon|Marathon, Battle of Salamis|Salamis, 499 BC, Image:Templo-de-Apolo-Aegina.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Ruins of the Temple of Apollo, 488 BC, Themistocles, Ath. Pol., 507 BC, Eusebius of Caesarea|Eusebius, Image:Aphaia.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Aphaia.{{speedy-image-c|[[2007-04-06, Xerxes I, Greek History, Cimon, 456 BC, 445 BC, Peloponnesian War, 431 BC, 424 BC|424, Iran|Persia, 491 BC|491, Salamis Island|Salamis, Roman empire|Rome, Image:Agina.jpg|thumb|300px|The Monastery of Saint Nectarios., Levant, Byzantine Empire, Burgundian, Athens, Attica, Boeotia, Megarid, Lokris, Nauplia, Argos, Piraeus, Atalante, Corinth, de la Roche, Guillaume de Villeardouin, Prince, Achaia, Barons, Euboea, Byzantines, Duke of Athens, Treaty of Thebes, Triarchs, Guglielmo da Verona, Narzotto dale Carceri, Grapella, Bailie, Carintana, Constantinople, Baldwin II, Othon de Cicon, Lord, Hyperpera, St. John the Baptist, Abbey of Citeaux, Sevastokrator, Angelos, Michael VIII, Bonifate of Verona, Salamis, sols, de Cicon, corn, Lecce, Despot, Epeiros, άρχοντας, feudal system, Customs of Barcelona, Catalan language|Catalan, French language|French, Athens, Neopatras, Count, Siderokastron, vicar-general, de Novelles, Duke, sindici, Nerio Acciajuoli, Frederick II, Frederick III, Navarrese Company, Pedro IV, Nauplia, St. George, St. Giorgio Maggiore, Antonio Acciajuoli, Argolis, rettore, 1537, Myconos, Sporades, Morea, Monemvasia, Coron, Modon, Navarino, Crete, Tenos, Vettore Cappello, ducats, Bailie and Captain, councilors, camerlengo, Kastri, Hydra, Palaiologoi, Alberti, inspectors, corsairs, captain of Nauplia, Voevode, Thermisi, Vonitsa, Pteleon, Kemal Reis, Suleyman the Magnificent, Khairedin Barbarossa, Ionian Islands, Palaiochora, Baron de Blancard, peace of 1540, Cyprus, Tenos, Ottoman Empire, St. Mark, Morosini, 1687, Cretan war, peace of Carlovitz, Parga, Spinalonga, Suda, Santa Maura, Zante, Sultan, Cerigo, 1821, John Capodistria, Paul of Aegina, Byzantine Empire, Athanasia, Theotokos, John the Baptist, Nicholas of Myra, Image:Egina7.jpg|thumb|center|700px|Panorama of the main harbour on Aegina., Piraeus, Temple of Aphaea, Athena, Parthenon, Poseidon, Sounion, Nectarios, Greek Orthodox Church, Ioannis Kapodistrias, Athens, 1834, Image:Aigina.JPG|thumb|right|320px|The Aegina town centre., Aegina the city, Kipseli, Agia Marina (Aegina), Greece|Agia Marina, Anitseon, Kontos (Aegina), Greece|Kontos, Kypseli (Aegina), Greece|Kypseli, Marathon, Aegina|Marathon, Mesagros, Metochi (Aegina), Greece|Metochi, Perdika (Aegina), Greece|Perdika, Portes (Aegina), Greece|Portes, Souvala, Vagia, Greece|Vagia, Vathy (Aegina), Greece|Vathy, 1981, 1991, 2001, Saronic Gulf, Greek mythology, Aegina (mythology)|Aegina, Asopus, nymph, Metope (mythology)|Metope, Menoetius, Actor (mythology)|Actor, Aeacus, Zeus, Oenone, Attica, Category:Piraeus Prefecture, Category:Islands of Greece, Category:Saronic Islands, Category:Cities and towns in Greece, Category:Port cities in Greece, Category:Volcanoes of Greece, bg:Егина, ca:Egina, de:Aigina (Insel), et:Aígina, el:Αίγινα, es:Egina, fr:Égine (île), it:Egina (isola), la:Aegina, lmo:Aegina, hu:Ejina, nl:Egina, ja:アイギナ島, no:Egina, nn:Éjina, pl:Egina, ru:Эгина (остров), fi:Aigina, sv:Egina]
Aegis	[1.0, Special:Contributions/81.187.192.86|81.187.192.86, User talk:81.187.192.86|talk, Zeus, Aegis combat system, Image:IMG 2105.JPG|thumb|Closeup of a plaster cast of a Roman sculpture of Athena wearing the Aegis, Classics Department, Jesus College, Cambridge University., Greek language|Greek, Iliad, shield, Zeus, Homer, Hephaestus, gorgon, Medusa, Serpent (symbolism)|serpents, Mount Ida, Athena, Apollo (god)|Apollo, Edith Hamilton, Zeus, breastplate, Euripides, Gorgon, Karl Kerenyi, Gorgon|gorgoneon, Perseus, Chimera (creature)|Chimera, Athena, cuirass, Diodorus Siculus, Pallas (Giant)|Pallas, John Tzetzes, Gaius Julius Hyginus|Hyginus, goat, Amalthea (mythology)|Amalthea, Crete, titan (mythology)|titan, Herodotus, Libya, Robert Graves, metonymy, cuirass, Roman Empire|Roman, Hittites|Hittite, Greek language|Greek, stem (linguistics)|stem, goat, stem (linguistics)|stem, folk-etymology, Egyptian Mythology|Egyptian mythology, Bast (goddess)|Bast, sistrum, gorget, Norse Mythology, Fafnir, genitive, Category:Mythological objects, Category:Motif of harmful sensation, Category:Ornaments, Category:Shields, Category:Mythological weapons, bg:Егида, cs:Aigis, da:Ægide, de:Aigis, el:Αιγίδα, es:Égida, fr:Égide, ko:아이기스, it:Egida, lt:Egidė, nl:Aegis (Zeus), ja:アイギス, pl:Egida, pt:Égide, ro:Aegis, ru:Эгида, zh:埃癸斯, tr:Aegis]
Aegisthus	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Java7837|Java7837, User talk:Java7837|talk, Image:Murder Aegisthus Louvre K320.jpg|thumb|right|250px|'''Aegisthus''' being murdered by [[Orestes (mythology)|Orestes, Louvre, Greek mythology, Domestic goat|goat, Physical strength|strength, Transliteration|transliterated, Thyestes, Pelopia, Mycenae|Mycenean, Atreus, Aerope, oracle, Agamemnon, Menelaus, Sparta, Tyndareus, Clytemnestra, Helen, Trojan War, Erigone, Cassandra, Orestes, Electra, Homer, Gaius Julius Hyginus|Hyginus, Iphigenia, Crimea, Alete, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Mythological kings, br:Aigistos, bg:Егист, ca:Egist, cs:Aigisthos, de:Aigisthos, el:Αίγισθος, es:Egisto, fr:Égisthe, it:Egisto, he:אייגיסתוס, lt:Egistas, hu:Aigiszthosz, nl:Aigisthos, no:Aigisthos, pl:Aigistos, pt:Egisto, ru:Эгисф, fi:Aigisthos, sv:Aigisthos]
Aegospotami	[1.0, Webster's Dictionary#The Collegiate Dictionary|Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, Hellespont, Sestos, battle of Aegospotami|battle, 405 BC|405 <small>B.C.</small>, Lysander, Athens|Athenian, Peloponnesian War, Webster's New World Dictionary|Webster’s New World Dictionary of the American Language, Prentice Hall|Prentice Hall Press, Thrace, Thracian Chersonese|Chersonese, Webster's Dictionary#The Collegiate Dictionary|Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, Category:Ancient Greek cities, Category:Ancient Greek sites in Turkey, Category:Rivers of Greece, Category:Rivers of Turkey, Category:Thrace, ca:Egospòtam, nl:Aegospotami]
Aelbert Cuyp	[1.0, WP:PDATA|persondata, User talk:Dr pda/persondata.js|User:Dr pda/persondata.js, Dordrecht, Dordrecht, Image:Flag of the Netherlands.svg|20px, Netherlands|Dutch, Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp, October 20, 1620, November 15, 1691, Netherlands|Dutch, landscape painting|landscape, painter, 17th century, Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp, Century Magazine, Image:The_Negro_Page_by_Aelbert_Cuyp.jpeg|thumb|left|300px|''The Negro Page'' circa 1652, oil on canvas; on display at The Royal Collection, Windsor, Dordrecht, October 20, 1620, November 15, 1691, Netherlands|Dutch, Claude Lorrain, landscape, stained glass|glass stainers, portraitist, varnish, Image:Aelbert Cuyp 003.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''The Maas at Dordrecht'' ([[National Gallery of Art, drawing|draftsman, Walnut ink|golden brown ink, Dordrecht, Utrecht (city)|Utrecht, Abraham Calraet, 1660, Chocolate box art|chocolate box, New Statesman, 2002-03-18, Wikipedia:Persondata, October 20, 1620, Dordrecht, November 15, 1691, Dordrecht, Category:1620 births, Category:1691 deaths, Category:Dutch painters, Category:Dutch Golden Age painters, Category:Landscape artists, cs:Aelbert Cuyp, de:Aelbert Jacobsz. Cuyp, fr:Aelbert Cuyp, gl:Aelbert Cuyp, mk:Алберт Кујп, nl:Albert Cuyp, pt:Aelbert Cuyp, sv:Aelbert Cuyp]
Aelia Capitolina	[1.0, cs:Aelia Capitolina, Image:Madaba map.jpg|thumb|150px|The [[Madaba Map, Jerusalem, Cardo, Gates in Jerusalem's Old City Walls|Damascus Gate, Nea Church, Latin language|Latin, Hadrian, 131, Roman colony, Jerusalem, Syria Palæstina, Roman naming convention|nomen gentile, Aelius, Jupiter (god)|Jupiter, Capitoline Hill|Capitolinus, Jewish temple, Bar Kokhba's revolt, 132, 135, Legio X Fretensis|Tenth Legion, Jerusalem, Jew, Ancient Rome|Roman, Urban planning|urban grid, Foot (unit of length)|feet, meter, Cardo, Judea, Iudaea Province, Palestine, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Kingdom of Jerusalem, Names of Jerusalem, Category:Archaeological sites in Israel, Category:Nerva-Antonine Dynasty, Category:Ancient Jewish Roman history, Category:Roman sites in Israel, Category:History of Jerusalem, Category:Settlements established in 131, cs:Aelia Capitolina, fr:Ælia Capitolina, he:איליה קפיטולינה, nl:Aelia Capitolina, pt:Aelia Capitolina, sv:Aelia Capitolina]
Aelian	[1.0, Aelianus Tacticus, Claudius Aelianus]
Aelianus Tacticus	[1.0, Claudius Aelianus, Hellenistic Greece|Greek, military, 2nd century, Rome, Hadrian, Trajan, 106, Macedon, parade (military)|drill, military tactics|tactics, Hellenistic Greece|Hellenistic, Alexander the Great, Polybius, war, 18th century, Guichard Folard, Prince de Ligne, Arrian, Byzantine Empire|Byzantine, Arab, Leo VI the Wise, 1350, 16th century, feudal, Macedonian phalanx, pikemen, squadrons, cavalry, Spain|Spanish, Netherlands|Dutch, Xenophon, Aeneas Tacticus, Category:Ancient Greek writers, Category:Roman-era Greeks, de:Aelianus Tacticus]
Aeneas	[1.0, Image:BarocciAeneas.jpg|thumb|right|280px|''Aeneas flees burning Troy'', [[Federico Barocci, 1598, Image:Aineias Ankhises Louvre F118.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Aeneas carrying [[Anchises, oinochoe, -520|520, -510|510 BC, Louvre, Aeneas (disambiguation), Greek language|Greek, Troy|Trojan, Anchises, Aphrodite, Venus (mythology)|Venus, Priam, Rome, Virgil, Aeneid, Greece|Greek, Rome|Roman, Homer, Iliad, Shakespeare, Troilus and Cressida, Dardan|Dardanians, Hector, Priam, Venus, Apollo, Diomedes, Argos, Poseidon, Achilles, Aeneid, looting|sacked, Aeneads, Italy, Roman Kingdom|Romans, Misenus, Anchises, Achates, Sergestus, Acmon, Iapyx, Ascanius, Mimas, Lares, Penates, Italy, Image:Guérin Énée racontant à Didon les malheurs de la ville de Troie Louvre 5184.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Aeneas tells Dido about the fall of Troy, by Pierre-Narcisse Guérin., Juno (mythology)|Juno, Carthage, Carthaginian, Dido, Mercury (mythology)|Mercury, Jupiter (mythology)| Jupiter, Hades, Sicily, Achaemenides, Odysseus, Acestes, Crinisus, Dardania, Falerii, Latinus, Latin, Trojan War|Trojans, Latium, Lavinia, Turnus, Rutuli, Juno (mythology)|Juno, Tarchon, Etruscan civilization|the Etruscans, Amata, Latins, Livy, Lavinium, Anna Perenna, Venus (mythology)|Venus, Jupiter (mythology)|Jupiter, Jupiter (mythology)|Jupiter, Numicius, Venus (mythology)|Venus,  Jupiter Indiges, James Frazer, life-death-rebirth deity, wet-nurse, Caieta, Ascanius, Creusa, Silvius, Iulus, Alba Longa, Romulus and Remus, 1184 BC, Rome, 753 BC, Gens Julia|Julian family, Julius Cæsar, Augustus, Palemonids, List of legendary kings of Britain|kings of Britain, Brutus of Britain|Brutus, Homer, Iliad, Apollodorus, Bibliotheke, Apollodorus, Epitome, Virgil, Aeneid, Ovid, Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses, Ovid, Heroides, Livy, Roman d'Enéas, Category:Trojans, Category:People of the Trojan War, Category:Roman mythology, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Characters in the Aeneid, Category:Characters in the Iliad, bs:Eneja, bg:Еней, ca:Enees, cs:Aineiás, da:Æneas, de:Aeneas, et:Aineias, es:Eneas, eo:Eneo, eu:Eneas, fa:آینیاس, fr:Énée, fur:Enee, gl:Eneas, ko:아이네이아스, hr:Eneja, it:Enea, he:איניאס, ka:ენეოსი, la:Aeneas, lt:Enėjas, li:Aeneas, hu:Aineiasz, mt:Enea, nl:Aeneas, ja:アエネアス, no:Aineias, pl:Eneasz (mitologia), pt:Enéias, ro:Aeneas, ru:Эней, simple:Aeneas, sk:Aineias, sr:Енеја, sh:Eneja, fi:Aineias, sv:Aeneas, tl:Aineías, tr:Aeneas, uk:Еней, yi:איניעס, zh:埃涅阿斯]
Aeolus	[1.0, it:Eolo, Image:Aeolus1.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Aeolus, Latin, Greek Mythology, Diodorus, Hellen, Poseidon, Tyrrhenian Sea, Hippotes, Odyssey, Anemoi|Winds, Ithaca, Image:Yakovlev Eoles.jpg|left|thumb|''Aeolus'' by [[Alexandre Jacovleff, nymph, Orseis, Dorus, Xuthus, Amphictyon, Aeolia, Thessaly, Aeolic, Enarete, Cretheus, Sisyphus, Deioneus, Salmoneus, Athamas, Perieres, Cercaphas, Magnes (mythology)|Magnes, Makednos|Macedon, Aethlius, Calyce (mythology)|Calyce, Peisidice, Perimele, Alcyone, Bibliotheca (Pseudo-Apollodorus)|Apollodorus, Arne (mythology)|Arne, Melanippe, Cheiron, Poseidon, Arne (mythology)|Arne, Boeotus, Metapontus, Icaria, Autolyte, Boeotia, Aeolian Islands, Lipara, Sicily, Gramvousa, Crete, Macareus, Canace, Amphissa, Apollo, Aeolia, Odysseus, Aeolia, Odyssey, Homer, Aeneid, Virgil, Juno (mythology)|Juno, Deiopea, Aeneas, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Greek gods, Category:Sky and weather gods, Category:Characters in the Odyssey, Category:Characters in the Aeneid, Category:Mythological kings, Category:Offspring of Poseidon, bs:Eol, br:Aiolos, bg:Еол, ca:Èol, cs:Aiolos, da:Aiolos, de:Aiolos (Mythologie), el:Αίολος (μυθολογία), es:Eolo, eo:Eolo, fr:Éole (dieu), hr:Eol, he:איאולוס, lt:Eolas, hu:Aiolosz, nl:Aeolus (mythologie), ja:アイオロス, no:Aiolos, pl:Eol, pt:Éolo, ro:Eol, ru:Эол, sl:Eol, sr:Еол, sh:Eol, fi:Aiolos, sv:Aiolos, tr:Aiolos, uk:Еол]
Aeon	[1.0, geologic, time, Latin, eternity, koine Greek, Sanskrit, kalpa (time unit)|kalpa, geology, eon (geology)|eon, 1000000000 (number)|billion, animal, Phanerozoic, Thelema, Plato, allegory of the cave, Gnosticism|Gnostic, emanationism|emanations, God, Monad (Gnosticism)|Monad, Bythos, Akhana, Armozel, Syzygy|''syzygies'', Jesus, Sophia (gnosticism)|Sophia, pleroma, Demiurge, Christ, Holy Spirit, gnosis, CP symmetry, Gospel of Judas, National Geographic Society, Tertullian, Valentinius, Image:aeons.gif|600px|right|scheme of the Aeons, Tree of Life, Zohar, Sephiroth, Zoe, Irenaeus|St. Irenaeus, The Detection and Overthrow of Falsely So-Called Gnosis, Gnosticism|Gnostics, Ptolemy (Gnostic)|Ptolemy, Colorbasus, Valentinius, Plato, Gnosticism, Aeon (Thelema), Kalpa (time unit)|Kalpa, Category:Gnostic deities, Category:Gnosticism, de:Äon (Theologie), ja:アイオーン, pt:Éon, fi:Aion]
Aerodynamics	[1.0, ast:Aerodinámica, fluid dynamics, velocity, pressure, density, temperature, force, moment (physics)|moments, heavier than air flight|heavier-than-air flight, Image:Aerody1.jpg|thumb|right|''A profile of an aircraft wing.'', lift (force)|lift, drag (physics)|drag, fixed-wing aircraft|airplane, shock wave, rocket, jet engine, air conditioning, speed of sound, subsonic, transonic, supersonic, hypersonic, Mach number, viscosity, inviscid flow, viscous flow, Automotive aerodynamics, automobile, sailing, hard drive, Structural engineering|Structural engineers, aeroelasticity, wind, molecule, statistical mechanics, Newton's second law of motion, energy, boundary layer, inviscid, Compressibility|incompressible, irrotational, differential equations, fluid dynamics, density, Mach number, speed of sound, propeller, aircraft, model aircraft, automobile, Transonic, Mach number, shock wave, Prandtl-Meyer expansion fan|expansion wave, Supersonic, Supersonic, Concorde, sound, speed of sound, stagnation pressure, temperature, density, pressure, Mach number, reversible process (thermodynamics)|irreversible, shock wave, Reynolds number, List of aerospace engineering topics, List of engineering topics, Automotive aerodynamics, Aeronautics, Fluid dynamics, Aerostatics, Nose cone design, Bernoulli's principle, Navier-Stokes equations, Center of pressure, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Transonic, Supersonic, Hypersonic, Sound barrier, Category:Aerospace engineering, Category:Aerodynamics| , ast:Aerodinámica, bg:Аеродинамика, ca:Aerodinàmica, cs:Aerodynamika, da:Aerodynamik, de:Aerodynamik, es:Aerodinámica, eo:Aerodinamiko, fa:آیرودینامیک, fr:Aérodynamique, gl:Aerodinámica, hr:Aerodinamika, id:Aerodinamika, it:Aerodinamica, he:אווירודינמיקה, hu:Aerodinamika, ms:Aerodinamik, nl:Aerodynamica, ja:航空力学, no:Aerodynamikk, pl:Aerodynamika, pt:Aerodinâmica, ro:Aerodinamică, ru:Аэрогазодинамика, sq:Aerodinamika, sk:Aerodynamika, sl:Aerodinamika, sr:Аеродинамика, fi:Aerodynamiikka, sv:Aerodynamik, vi:Khí động lực học, tr:Aerodinamik, uk:Аеродинаміка, zh:空气动力学]
Aeronautics	[1.0, Image:F-16 Fighting Falcons above New York City(2).jpg|thumb|Six [[F-16 Fighting Falcon, delta formation, Empire State Building, Image:F-15 vertical deploy.jpg|thumb, science, flight, aircraft, physical science, aerodynamics, air, Aviation, airship, Aerodynamics, Heat Transfer, Materials, Technology, Fluid Mechanics, Aircraft Structures, Aviation, Aircraft, Airsickness, Air sickness bag|airsickness bags, Aerospace engineering, Aerostat, Astronautics, Spacecraft, Mechanics of fluids, Aerodynamics, Hydrodynamics, Hydrostatics, Aeronautical abbreviations, wikt:Appendix:Aviation, aerospace, and aeronautical terms|Aviation, aerospace, and aeronautical terms, Category:Aeronautics| , an:Aeronautica, ca:Aeronàutica, da:Aeronautik, de:Luftfahrt, es:Aeronáutica, eo:Aeronaŭtiko, eu:Aeronautika, fa:مکانیک پرواز, fr:Aéronautique, io:Aeronautiko, it:Aeronautica (scienza), he:אווירונאוטיקה, ja:航空工学, pl:Aeronautyka, pt:Aeronáutica, ro:Aeronautică, sv:Flyg, zh:航空工程]
Aerospace engineering	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/63.3.4.129|63.3.4.129, User talk:63.3.4.129|talk, engineering, aircraft, spacecraft, Earth, atmosphere, outer space, Image:engine.f15.arp.750pix.jpg|thumb|right|A [[Pratt & Whitney F100, turbofan, F-15 Eagle, F-16 Falcon, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, USA, atmospheric pressure, temperature, structural load, aerodynamics, materials science, electronics, 19th century, 20th century|20th, fluid dynamics, Wright brothers, 1920s, World War I, 1958, aerospace, Open Site, Fluid mechanics, fluid, aerodynamics, wing, wind tunnel, lift (force)|lift, aeronautics, Astrodynamics, orbital mechanics, Mathematics, Electrotechnology, internal combustion engine, jet engine, turbomachinery, rocket, propeller, spacecraft propulsion, Control engineering, aircraft flight control systems, Aircraft structures, Materials science, Solid mechanics, Aeroelasticity, flutter, Avionics, Reliability engineering|Risk and reliability, Noise control, Flight test, handling qualities, mathematics, fluid dynamics, equations of motion, flight dynamics, empiricism|empirical, computing, computational fluid dynamics, List of aerospace engineering topics, wikt:rocket scientist|rocket scientist, Apollo 13 (film)|Apollo 13, From the Earth to the Moon (HBO)|From the Earth to the Moon, bachelor's degree|bachelors, master's degree|masters, Doctor of Philosophy|Ph.D., Aerospace, List of aerospace engineering topics, List of aerospace engineers, List of aerospace engineering schools, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Flight test, Category:Aerospace engineering| , cs:Aerokosmická technologie, de:Luft- und Raumfahrttechnik, es:Ingeniería aeronáutica, fa:مهندسی هوافضا, fr:Aérospatiale, hi:वैमानिक अभियान्त्रिकी, it:Ingegneria aerospaziale, he:הנדסת אווירונאוטיקה, lv:Aeroinženierija, nl:Luchtvaarttechniek, ja:航空宇宙工学, pl:Astronautyka, simple:Aerospace engineering, sr:Астронаутичка индустрија, th:วิศวกรรมอวกาศยาน, zh:宇航]
Aeschylus	[1.0, Capitoline Museums, Rome, 525 BC, 524 BC, Eleusis, 456 BC, Sicily, Greek language|Greek, IPA, 525 BC, 524 BC, 456 BC, Ancient Greece|ancient Greek, playwright, August Wilhelm von Schlegel, Greek tragedy|Greek tragedians, play, Sophocles, Euripides, Greek chorus|chorus, Persian Wars|Persian invasion of Greece, The Persians, Battle of Marathon|Marathon, Image:Darius.jpg|left|thumb|125px|Persian King [[Darius, Battle of Marathon, Eleusis, Athens, Attica, Eupatridae, vineyard, Pausanias, Dionysus, Dionysia, Persian Empire, Ionia, Battle of Marathon, Delian League, Xerxes I of Persia|Xerxes, Battle of Salamis|Salamis, Battle of Plataea|Plataea, play, Sicily, Hieron, Gela, Lammergeier, theater|theatrical, Greek language|Greek, English language|English, Image:Athen Dionysos-Theater.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Modern picture of the Theatre of Dionysus in Athens, where many of Aeschylus' plays were performed, Dionysus, Lenaia, Dionysia, dithyramb, satyr play, The Persians, Seven Against Thebes, The Suppliants, The Oresteia, Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides, Prometheus Bound, satyr play, The Persians, Battle of Salamis, hubris, Susa, Atossa, Xerxes, Hellespont, Seven Against Thebes, polis, Eteocles, Polynices, Thebes, Greece|Thebes, Oedipus, Sophocles, Antigone (Sophocles)|''Antigone'', Antigone, Creon, Haemon, Eurydice of Thebes|Eurydice, The Suppliants (Aeschylus)|The Suppliants, Danaus, Argos, Pelasgus, tetralogy, Oresteia, The Oresteia#Agamemnon|Agamemnon, The Oresteia#The Libation Bearers|The Libation Bearers, The Oresteia#The Eumenides|The Eumenides, Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Iphigenia, Cassandra, Orestes, Electra, Phocis, Aegisthus, Athena, Prometheus Bound, Prometheus, Zeus, Image:Mosaic Orestes Iphigenia Musei Capitolini MC4948.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Mosaic of [[Orestes, The Oresteia, Thespis, Greek chorus|chorus, 2876 Aeschylus, Theatre of ancient Greece, Wikipedia:Persondata, Eleusis, Sicily, Category:Ancient Athenians, Category:Ancient Greek dramatists and playwrights, Category:Ancient Greek poets, Category:520s BC births, Category:456 BC deaths, an:Esquilo, bn:ইস্কিলুস, bs:Eshil, br:Aesc'hulos, bg:Есхил, ca:Èsquil, cs:Aischylos, da:Aischylos, de:Aischylos, el:Αισχύλος, es:Esquilo, eo:Esĥilo, fa:آشیلوس, fr:Eschyle, ko:아이스퀼로스, hr:Eshil, io:Aeschylus, is:Æskýlos, it:Eschilo, he:אייסכילוס, la:Aeschylus, lv:Aishils, lb:Aischylos, lt:Aischilas, hu:Aiszkhülosz, nl:Aischylos, ja:アイスキュロス, no:Aiskhylos, pl:Ajschylos, pt:Ésquilo, ro:Eschil, ru:Эсхил, scn:Eschilu, simple:Aeschylus, sk:Aischylos, sl:Ajshil, sr:Есхил, sh:Eshil, fi:Aiskhylos, sv:Aischylos, tr:Eshilos, uk:Есхіл, ur:ایس کلس, zh:埃斯库罗斯]
Aesthetic	[1.0, Special:Contributions/72.28.29.141|72.28.29.141, User talk:72.28.29.141|talk, Aesthetics]
Aesthetics	[1.0, Image:ParthenonGoldenRatio.png|thumb|right|200px|The [[Parthenon, golden rectangle, philosophy, value theory, axiology, senses|sensory, judgment, sentiment, taste (sociology)|taste, art, Greek language|Greek, Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten, German language|German, English language|English, John Henry Bernard|J. H. Bernard, Critique of Judgement, David Hume, Image:Red rose.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Many see natural beauty folded within petals of a [[rose, beauty|beautiful, sublime (philosophy)|sublime, disgust|disgusting, cute, entertaining, discordant, harmony|harmonious, boredom|boring, humor|humorous, Tragedy|tragic, Immanuel Kant, David Hume, David Hume, Immanuel Kant, The Critique of Judgment, Image:Maggots.jpg|thumb|left|[[Maggots, Sublime (philosophy)|sublime, Arthur Danto, Lamborghini, Image:Stray_kitten_Rambo002.jpg|right|thumb|220px|[[Kittens, cute, Konrad Lorenz, Anthropology, savanna hypothesis, Gordon Orians, green, mathematical proof, art, Cultural artifact|artifacts, Image:KinjoPot1656.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Contemporary pottery from [[Okinawa Prefecture|Okinawa, Japan, art, Theodor Adorno, art, fine art, craft, design, applied art, image:Chicks-from-avignon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''Les Demoiselles d'[[Avignon, Pablo Picasso, cubism|cubists, dada|dadaists, Igor Stravinsky|Stravinsky, Danto, Arthur Danto, Benedetto Croce|Croce’s, Marshall McLuhan|McLuhan’s, William Kennick|Kennick's, Ludwig Wittgenstein|Wittgensteinian, Morris Weitz|Weitz, Joseph Beuys|Beuys, Institutional Critique, George Dickie, Brillo|Brillo Box, urinal, Andy Warhol, Marcel Duchamp, art gallery, John Dewey, Leo Tolstoy, Monroe Beardsley, Image:Smoktun.jpg|thumb|[[Innokenty Smoktunovsky, Grigori Kozintsev, ontological, value theory, Hamlet, conceptual art, Brillo|Brillo Boxes, curator, Image:Jackson Pollock Galaxy.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Jackson Pollock's ''Galaxy'', a part of the [[Joslyn Art Museum, Clement Greenberg, Dada|Dadaist, Tristan Tzara, science, religion, Image:Poseidon.jpg|thumb|150px|right|[[Bronze sculpture, Poseidon, Zeus, National Archaeological Museum of Athens, pre-historic art, Ancient art, Ancient Egypt|Egypt, Mesopotamia, Ancient Greece|Greece, Ancient Rome|Rome, Indus Valley Civilization|India, China, Ancient Greece|Greek, Plato, harmony, Metaphysics (Aristotle)|Metaphysics, Aristotle, symmetry, Denis Dutton, Denis Dutton, Steven Pinker, The Blank Slate, evolutionary psychology, cognitive science, Dutton, Brian Boyd, Joseph Carroll, Nancy Easterlin, David Evans, Jonathan Gottschall, Paul Hernadi, Patrick Hogan, Elaine Scarry, Wendy Steiner, Robert Storey, Frederick Turner, Mark Turner (cognitive scientist)|Mark Turner, Islamic art, Islam|Islamic, arabesques, idolatry, Sharia, Depictions of Muhammad|depictions of Muhammad, Mohammed|Islam's chief prophet, Wijdan Ali, Wijdan Ali, arabesque, Allah, Indian art, Kapila Vatsyayan, Indian architecture, Indian sculpture|sculpture, Indian painting|painting, Indian literature|literature, Music of India|music, Indian dance|dancing, Chinese art, Confucius, Mozi, Gu Kaizhi, Image:Great Mosque of Djenné 3.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Great Mosque's signature trio of minarets overlooks the central market of Djenné. 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S. Dallas, 1866, Arthur Danto, Stephen Davies, Alain de Botton, Hans Hofmann, 1967, OCLC, David Goldblatt, Lee Brown, Evelyn Hatcher, A. J. Kent, Peter Kivy, Carolyn Korsmeyer, Martinus Nijhoff, David Novitz, George Santayana, Friedrich Schiller, Władysław Tatarkiewicz, Leo Tolstoy, What Is Art?, John Whitehead, Category:Philosophy, Category:Aesthetics|*, Category:Branches of philosophy, Category:Design, Category:Social philosophy, Category:Design for X, zh-min-nan:Bí-ha̍k, bs:Estetika, bg:Естетика, ca:Estètica, cs:Estetika, da:Æstetik, de:Ästhetik, el:Αισθητική, es:Estética (filosofía), eo:Estetiko, fa:زیبایی‌شناسی, fr:Esthétique, hi:अलङ्कार, hr:Estetika, is:Fagurfræði, id:Estetika, it:Estetica, he:אסתטיקה, ky:Эстетика, lt:Estetika, hu:Esztétika, nl:Esthetica, ja:美学, no:Estetikk, pl:Estetyka, pt:Estética, ru:Эстетика, sq:Estetika, scn:Estètica, simple:Aesthetics, sk:Estetika, sl:Estetika, sr:Естетика, sh:Estetika, fi:Estetiikka, sv:Estetik, tl:Estetika, th:สุนทรียศาสตร์, vi:Mỹ học, tr:Estetik, uk:Естетика, ur:جمالیات, zh:美学, yi:עסטאטיקס]
Aetiology	[1.0, Etiology]
Affection	[1.0, Special:Contributions/Pertness|Pertness, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:86.157.163.14|86.157.163.14, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Celtic languages, Image:Smooches (baby and child kiss).jpg|thumb|300px|A kiss can express affection., emotion, loving, friendship, passion (emotion)|passion, emotion, France|French, René Descartes, Netherlands|Dutch, Baruch Spinoza, Henry Sidgwick|H. Sidgwick, Ethics, Communication, Arizona State University, Psychology, Leipzig, 1897, pleasure, Henry Murray, Personality type|personality, Italy|Italian, heart, Fechner, 1884, 1896, 1905, Psychology, Affectional orientation, Affective filter, Public display of affection, Doctrine of the affections, Category:Emotion, Category:Phrenology, de:Zuneigung, es:Afectividad, fr:Affection#G.C3.A9n.C3.A9ralit.C3.A9, id:Afeksi, it:Affetto, he:חיבה, nl:Affectie, pt:Afetividade, scn:Affettu]
Affectional orientation	[1.0, sexual orientation, human sexuality|sexuality, limerence|in love, asexuality|asexual, gender, sexual orientation, homosexuality|homosexual, bisexuality|bisexual, heterosexuality|heterosexual, Category:Non-sexuality, Category:Sexual orientation and identity]
Affidavit	[1.0, Hearsay, Hearsay in United States law, WP:DPL|WikiProject Disambiguation, WP:POP|Popups, Oath|sworn statement of fact, signature, notary public, Medieval Latin, voter registration, perjury, jurisprudence, Hearsay in United States law|hearsay, cross-examination, corroborating evidence, judicial economy, officer of the court, disbarment, Notary public|commissioner for oaths, solicitor, Statutory declaration, Deposition (law), Category:Evidence, Category:Legal documents, fr:Affidavit, de:Versicherung an Eides Statt, he:תצהיר]
Affiliation	[1.0, law, Latin, England, statute, Act of Parliament|Act, 1845, 1872, 1873, Bastard (Law of England and Wales)|bastard, Childbirth|birth, putative father, funeral, King's Bench, nisi or certiorari, parish, England, Jurisdiction, 1879, soldier, Army, 1881, sailor, Royal Navy, United Kingdom|British, United States, California, Idaho, Missouri, Oregon, Texas, Utah, 1905, Europe, legislation, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Serbia, cantons of Switzerland|canton, Geneva, Germany, Austria, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, France, India, Adoption, Illegitimacy, Paternity (law), Poor Laws, Category:Family law, Category:Wills and trusts, fr:Affiliation (internet), it:Affiliazione, ru:Аффиляция, sr:Афилијација]
Affinity	[1.0, Chemical affinity, chemical species, dissociation constant#Protein-Ligand binding|affinity, cell affinity, Electron affinity, Processor affinity, Affinity (Producer/DJ), BMJ Publishing Group Ltd|Affinity (BMJ), BMJ Publishing Group Ltd, Affinity (band), Affinity (law), Affinity (canon law), Affinity (sociology), Affinity laws, Affinity (Christian organisation), Affinity (Fire Emblem), Affinity (Stargate SG-1), Stargate SG-1, Affinity group, Affinity Math, Affinity (novel)|Affinity, Sarah Waters, Affine, de:Affinität, fr:Affinité, it:Affinità, pl:Powinowactwo]
Affirmation	[1.0, Latin, logic, law, oath, Quaker, Religious Society of Friends, Testimony of Integrity|speak the truth at all times, Sermon on the Mount, Constitution of the United States, United States Senate|Senators, impeachment, oath of office, search warrant, evidence (law)|evidence, spirituality, personal development, autosuggestion, unconscious mind, New Age, I AM Activity, Church Universal and Triumphant, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Amen, prayer, Negation, Category:Oaths, Category:Popular psychology, Category:Grammar, de:Affirmation, fr:Affirmation, lt:Afirmacija, sv:Affirmation]
Affirming the antecedent	[1.0, modus ponens]
Affirming the consequent	[1.0, formal fallacy, argument form|form, validity|invalid, consequent|the term for the "then" clause, indicative conditional|conditional, Bill Gates, Fort Knox, flu, sore throat, common cold, strep throat, begging the question|beg the question, if and only if, logical biconditional|biconditional, modus ponens, inductive reasoning, Inference to the Best Explanation|inference to the best explanation, Modus ponens, Modus tollens, Denying the antecedent, Fallacy of the undistributed middle, Inference to the Best Explanation, ELIZA effect, Category:Logic, Category:Propositional fallacies, el:Επιβεβαίωση του επομένου, is:Játun bakliðar, it:affermazione del conseguente, he:אישור הסוגר, ja:後件肯定, tl:Pinapatibayan ang kasunod]
Affix	[1.0, morpheme, root (linguistics)|root, stem (linguistics)|stem, derivation (linguistics)|derivational, inflection, prefix (linguistics)|Prefix, Suffix|Suffixes, Infix, Borneo-Philippines languages, Circumfix, Interfix, Suprafix, suprasegmental, Simulfix, Duplifix, Reduplication#Reduplication and other processes|Reduplication and other processes, bound morpheme, separable affix, disfix, concatenation, Tagalog language|Tagalog, Kabyle language|Kabyle, lexical stress|stress, English language|English, tmesis|tmeses, Expletive infixation, incorporated noun, compound noun, Wakashan languages|Wakashan, Salishan languages|Salishan, Chimakuan languages|Chimakuan, areal feature, North America, Saanich language|Northern Straits Saanich, Americanist phonetic notation|Americanist notation, grammaticalization|grammaticalized, Verb argument|arguments, Halkomelem language, word order, Verb Subject Object, auxiliary_verb|auxiliary, definiteness, Agglutination, Derivation (linguistics)|Derivation, Family name affixes, Marker (linguistics), Separable affix, Stemming, Clitic, Diminutive, Augmentative, Category:Affixes|*, br:Kenger, cv:Аффикс, de:Affix, es:Afijo, eo:Afikso, fr:Affixe, gl:Afixo, ia:Affixo, is:Aðskeyti, it:Affisso, he:מוספית, la:Affixum, jbo:rafsi, hu:Toldalék, nl:Affix, nn:Affiks, ja:接辞, nds:Affix, pl:Zrostek, pt:Afixo, fi:Affiksi, sv:Affix, vi:Phụ tố, uk:Афікс, zh:詞綴]
Affray	[1.0, HMS Affray (P421), Public Order Act 1986, law, French language|French, wikt:liege|lieges, assault, Riot act|Unlawful Assembly, Riot, constable, United States, statute, India, Code, peace, Queensland, Code, 1899, highway, Criminal Code, 1880, Netherlands|Dutch, South Africa, Category:Crimes, Category:Legal terms]
Affreightment	[1.0, Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links|You can help!, freight, legal term, shipping, contract, ship-owner, ship, freight, goods, charter-party, charter-party, demise, charter-party, contract, contract, judge, court, Merchant Shipping Act 1804, common law, common carrier, Act of God, Statute|statute law, English law, Earth|land, Liver Alkali Company v. Johnson (1874), Nugent v. Smith (1876), contract, document, charter-party, shipowner, contract, shipper, Duty of care|reasonable care, freight, The Common Law|the common law, Merchant Shipping Act 1894, document, bill of lading, liable, negligence, Due diligence|due care, insurance, England, freedom of contract, United States|United States of America, act of Congress, United Kingdom|British, Harter Act, bills of lading, litigation, law report, lien, demurrage, warehouse, Merchant Shipping Act (1894), voyage, port of call, cargo, agent (law)|agent, lien, cargo, liability, coals, ship, servant, navigation, ship, contract, bill of lading, agent (law)|agent, voyage, storm, mast, general average, London, Category:Commercial item transport and distribution]
Affricate	[1.0, Affricate consonant]
Afghan	[1.0, Demographics of Afghanistan|citizens of Afghanistan, Pashtun people|''ethnic Pashtuns'', Persian language|Persian-speakers, Afghan hound, Afghan blanket, Afghan carpet, Afghanistan, Origins of the name Afghan, Afghani, es:Afgano, pt:Afegão, sv:Afghaner]
Afghan Hound	[1.0, Afghanistan, sighthound, dog, dog breed|breed, Afghanistan, wolf|wolves, fox, gazelle, kilogram|kg, pound (mass)|lb, Centimetre|cm, inch|in, Guard dog, Image:Afghan-Hound.jpg|thumb|left|This Afghan is black and brindle; however, the photo shows it with a reddish tinge to the coat, which can occur in a black-coated dog., Stanley Coren, obedience training|obedience, Europe, United States|America, lure coursing, show dog, allergy|allergies, cancer, anesthesia, sighthound, Image:Wystawa Psów Rasowych WRO 03.jpg|thumb|An Afghan in the show ring, demonstrating the unique and impressive appearance of its high-maintenance coat., ancient dog breeds, Tasy, Russia, Russia, Afghanistan, Europe, United States|America, 20th century, American Kennel Club|AKC, CKC, Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, August 3, 2005, Hwang Woo-Suk, cloning|clone, Snuppy, Hwang Woo-Suk, Oliver & Company, Balto (film)|Balto, Snuppy, What-a-Mess, Category:Dog breeds, Category:Sight hounds, Category:Dog breeds originating in Asia, cs:Afgánský chrt, da:Afghansk mynde, de:Afghanischer Windhund, es:Lebrel Afgano, eo:Afgana leporhundo, fr:Lévrier afghan, it:Tazi, he:כלב אפגני, hu:Afgán agár, nl:Afghaanse windhond, ja:アフガン・ハウンド, no:Afghansk mynde, pl:Chart afgański, pt:Afghan Hound, ru:Афганская борзая, sk:Afganský chrt, sr:Авганистански хрт, fi:Afgaaninvinttikoira, sv:Afghanhund, tr:Afgan tazısı, uk:Афганська хортиця]
Afghan Turkestan	[1.0, Wikipedia:Disambiguation|DAB Link, Hazara, Hazara people, Image:AfghanTurk.PNG|thumb|right|250px|Map showing approximate boundaries of '''Afghan Turkestan''' with respect to modern-day provinces of [[Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Republics of the Soviet Union|Soviet republic, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Mazari Sharif, Kunduz province|Kunduz, Balkh province|Balkh, Jowzjan province|Jowzjan, Sar-e Pol province|Sar-e Pol, Kokcha, Amu Darya, Herat province|Herat, Turkman Desert, Bukhara, Kabul, Dost Mahommed Khan|Dost Mahommed, Persians|Persian, Tajiks, Turkic peoples|Turkic, Uzbek people|Uzbek, Hazara people|Hazara, Pashtuns, Turkmen people|Turkmen, Achaemenian empire, Iranian peoples|Iranian, 250 BC, Diodotus of Bactria|Diodotus (Theodotus), Bactria, Seleucid dynasty|Seleucidae, Parthia, 126 BC, Buddhism|Buddhist, Genghis Khan, Delhi, 18th century, 19th century, emir, 1850, 1855, 1859, Abdur Rahman Khan|Abdur Rahman, Category:Geography of Afghanistan, Category:Subdivisions of Afghanistan]
Afghan/Tunisian Crochet	[1.0, Tunisian crochet, Tunisian crochet]
Afghanistan	[1.0, mo:Афганистан, Milli Tharana|Milli Tharana (Surūdi Millī), Pashto, Dari (Afghanistan)|Dari, Persian language|Persian, Demographics of Afghanistan|Afghan, Constitution of Afghanistan, Kabul, Islamic Republic, President of Afghanistan|President, Vice President, Hamid Karzai, Ahmad Zia Massoud, Vice President, Karim Khalili, WP:MOSNUM, WP:MOSNUM, Treaty of Rawalpindi|Independence, United Kingdom, August 8, 1919, August 19, Afghan afghani|Afghani, .af, Islamic republic|Islamic Republic, Pashto language|Pashto, Persian language|Persian, landlocked, Asia, Central Asia|Central, South Asia, Middle East, 20 January, 2006, 20 January, 20 January, Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, People's Republic of China, Pashtun people|Afghans, Eastern world|East, Western world|West, geostrategy|geostrategical, invasion|invaded, empire, Ahmad Shah Durrani, Kandahar, buffer state, The Great Game, United Kingdom, Russian Empire, August 19, European influence in 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Bactria.gif|right|thumb|250px|The region that is now Afghanistan was for much of its history part of various Persian dynasties, such as the [[Achaemenid dynasty|Achaemenid Empire, Indo-European languages|Indo-European, Aryans, Amu Darya, India, Persia, Medes, Achaemenids|Achaemenid Persians, Airyanem Vaejah|Airyānem Vāejah, Ashkanian, Sasanian, Zoroastrianism, Zoroaster, Balkh, Iranian languages|Eastern Iranian languages, Avestan, Persian Empire, Medes|Median Empire, Persia, Hellenistic civilization|Hellenistic, Seleucids, Greco-Bactrians, Maurya, Buddhism, Image:GBA8.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Buddhas of Bamyan, Buddha, 1st century|first century AD., Anno Domini|AD, Kushan, Sassanid Empire|Sassanids, Kidarite, Hephthalites, Khosrau I, Kabulistan, Kushano-Hephthalites, Kushano-Hephthalite|Kabul-Shahan, Shahi, Middle Ages, Greater Khorasan|Khorasan, Dehkhoda Dictionary, Ghazni, Kabul, Image:Muslim Expansions in 13th century and Khorasan's region.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Map showing the [[Muslim world, Mongols|Mongolian, Greater Khorasan|Khorasan, Samanid, Ghaznavid Empire|Ghaznavids, Seljukids, Ghurids, Timurid Dynasty|Timurids, 1219, Mongols, Genghis Khan, Ilkhanate, Timur|Timur Lang, Kabul, Uzbeks, Safavids, 1709, Mirwais Khan Hotak, Ghilzai, Gurgin Khan, Kandahar Province|Kandahar, Sunni, Shia, Islam, Mir Mahmud Hotaki, Isfahan, Iran, Shah of Persia|King of Persia, Hotaki|Hotaki dynasty, Nadir Shah, Abdali, Lahore, Adil Shah|Ali Qoli, Ahmad Shah Abdali, loya jirga, Kandahar, Image:Ahmad Shah Durrani.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Ahmad Shah Durrani, often considered the founder of Afghanistan., Delhi, India, Maruf, Timur Shah Durrani, Zaman Shah Durrani, Anglo-Afghan wars, Barakzai|Barakzai dynasty, United Kingdom, The Great Game, Durand Line, British India, Pashtunistan, Mohammed Zahir Shah|King Zahir Shah, Sardar Mohammed Daoud|Sardar Daoud Khan, communist, People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, Khalq|Great Saur Revolution, Cold War, United States government, Jimmy Carter, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Mujahideen, Inter Services Intelligence, December 24, 1979, Soviet war in Afghanistan, Image:Evstafiev-afghan-apc-passes-russian.jpg|thumb|right|200 px|Soviet troops withdrawing from Afghanistan in 1988., Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, Persian Gulf, USSR, Najibullah, KHAD, Image:Ahmad shah massoud 3.jpg|thumb|130px|left|[[Ahmad Shah Massoud, Afghan Ministry of Defense|Defense Minister of Afghanistan, September 9, 2001, Taliban, Afghan Northern Alliance, Sharia|Islamic law, September 11, 2001 attacks, Operation Enduring Freedom, Osama bin Laden, Germany, Bonn Agreement (Afghanistan)|plan, Hamid Karzai, Afghan Interim Authority, Image:GW Bush and Hamid Karzai in Kabul 2006-03-01.jpg|thumb|right|250px|President [[George W. 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Ashkouri, ARCADD, Inc., Afghan National Museum, natural gas, petroleum, natural gas liquids, iron ore, minerals, South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation|SAARC, Economic Cooperation Organization|ECO, regional organization, Economy of the OIC|Organization of the Islamic Conference, October 6, 2004, CIA factbook, Persian language|Persian, Dari (Afghanistan)|Dari dialects, Pashto language|Pashto, Indo-European language, Iranian languages, official languages, Hazaragi, Turkic languages, Uzbek language|Uzbek, Turkmen language|Turkmen, Balochi, Nuristani languages|Nuristani, Pashai, Pamir languages|Pamiri languages, Hindko language|Hindko, Hindi, Urdu, Bilingualism, Image:Languages of afghanistan-provinces.jpg|thumb|center|350px|'''Languages of Afghanistan'''<!--light green--> {{legend|#58D87B|50% [[Persian language|Persian, Dari (Afghanistan)|Dari dialects, Pashto, Uzbek language|Uzbek, Turkmen language|Turkmen, Balochi language|Balochi, Nuristani languages|Nuristani, Pashai, Image:Ethnic groups of afghanistan-provinces.jpg|thumb|center|350px|'''Ethnic groups of Afghanistan'''<!--brown-->  {{legend|#665600|42% [[Pashtun people|Pashtun, Tajiks|Tajik, Hazara people|Hazara, Uzbek people|Uzbek, Aimak, Turkmen people|Turkmen, Baloch, Pashai, Nuristani, Brahui, Hindkowans, Republic of India|Hindustani, Farsiwan, Qizilbash|Qezelbash, Image:Mazar-e sharif - Steve Evans.jpg|thumb|200px|right|[[Mazari Sharif|Blue Mosque in Mazari Sharif, Muslims, Sunni, Shi'a Islam|Shi'a, Hinduism in Afghanistan|Hindu, Sikhs, Jalalabad, Kabul, Kandahar, Jew, Bukharan Jews, Zablon Simintov, Kandahar, Mazari Sharif, Jalalabad, Kunduz, Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Afghan War, refugee, Taliban, Demography of Afghanistan|Afghans, Iran, refugees, Pakistan, Image:Jam Minaret decoration.jpg|thumb|150px|right|[[Minaret of Jam, clan, Idolatry|idolatrous, Kandahar, Herat, Hari Rud, World Heritage Site|UNESCO World Heritage site, Muhammad, Buzkashi, polo, goat, Afghan hound, dog, Persian literature|Persian poetry, Iran, Fars|Fārs, List of Persian poets and authors|Persian poets, Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi|Mawlānā Rumi, Konya, Turkey, Rabi'a Balkhi, Abu Mansur Daqiqi|Daqiqi Balkhi, Farrukhi Sistani, Ghaznavids, Unsuri|Unsuri Balkhi, Khwaja Abdullah Ansari, Herat, Nasir Khusraw, Anvari, Sanaayi|Sanā'ī Ghaznawi, Jami|Jāmī of Herāt, Abdullah Hatifi, Alisher Navoi|Alī Sher Navā'ī, Tajiks|Tājīk, Ustad Betab, Qari Abdullah, Khalilullah Khalili, Sufi Ghulam Nabi Ashqari, Sarwar Joya, Qahar Asey, Parwin Pazwak, List of Iranian scientists and scholars|Persian scientists, Avicenna, Isfahan (city)|Isfahan, Noah Gordon, The Physician, Ibn al-Nadim, Al-Farabi, Nauroz, Vienna, Ulul-Amr, Afghan Wireless, Roshan (Telecom)|Roshan, US Dollar|US, Tolo TV, Khorasan TV, Ariana Afghanistan TV, United States, Radio Kabul|Afghanistan National Television, Aina TV, Ariana TV, Frankfurt, Dubai, Istanbul, Kabul, Herat, Toyota, Land Rover, BMW, Hyundai, UAE, Save the Children Fund, higher education, Kabul University, American University of Afghanistan, University of Balkh, War in Afghanistan (2001–present)|War in Afghanistan, List of leaders of Afghanistan, Provincial Reconstruction Team, International Security Assistance Force, Human rights in Afghanistan, Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan, Islamic conquest of Afghanistan, Afuganisu-tan, European influence in Afghanistan, Foreign relations of Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, Help Afghan School Children Organization, Afghan Scout Association, Golden Needle Sewing School, Afghanaid, Postage stamps and postal history of Afghanistan, List of birds on stamps of Afghanistan, List of fish on stamps of Afghanistan, William Moorcroft (traveller)|Moorcroft, William, Trebeck, George, Category:Afghanistan| , Category:Central Asian countries, Category:Landlocked countries, Category:Middle Eastern countries, Category:South Asian countries, Category:SAARC members, Category:Least Developed Countries, Category:Territories under military occupation, Category:Constitutional republics, Category:Iranian Plateau, Category:Persian-speaking countries and territories, af:Afghanistan, als:Afghanistan, ar:أفغانستان, an:Afganistán, frp:Afganistan, ast:Afganistán, az:Əfqanıstan, bn:আফগানিস্তান, zh-min-nan:Afghanistan, be:Афганістан, be-x-old:Аўганістан, bs:Afganistan, br:Afghanistan, bg:Афганистан, ca:Afganistan, cv:Афганистан, cs:Afghánistán, cbk-zam:Afghanistan, cy:Afghanistan, da:Afghanistan, de:Afghanistan, dv:އަފްޣާނިސްތާން, et:Afganistan, el:Αφγανιστάν, es:Afganistán, eo:Afganio, eu:Afganistan, fa:افغانستان, fr:Afghanistan, fy:Afganistan, fur:Afghanistan, ga:An Afganastáin, gd:Afghanistan, gl:Afganistán - 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Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)	[1.0, Afghanistan, Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Communications	[1.0, Communications in Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Economy	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Economy of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Geography	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Geography of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Government	[1.0, Politics of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/History	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, History of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Military	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Military of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/People	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Demography of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Transnational Issues	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Foreign relations of Afghanistan]
Afghanistan/Transportation	[1.0, Project:AWB|AWB, Transport in Afghanistan]
AfghanistanCommunications	[1.0, Communications in Afghanistan]
AfghanistanEconomy	[1.0, Economy of Afghanistan]
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AfghanistanHistory	[1.0, History of Afghanistan]
AfghanistanMilitary	[1.0, Military of Afghanistan]
AfghanistanPeople	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Demography of Afghanistan]
AfghanistanTransnationalIssues	[1.0, Foreign relations of Afghanistan]
AfghanistanTransportations	[1.0, Transport in Afghanistan]
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(Portugal), es:Alfonso I de Portugal, eo:Afonso Henriques, fr:Alphonse Ier de Portugal, gl:Afonso I de Portugal, ia:Afonso Henriques, it:Alfonso I del Portogallo, hu:I. Alfonz portugál király, nl:Alfons I van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ1世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons I Zdobywca, pt:Afonso I de Portugal, ru:Афонсо I, Португальский (Афонсо Завоеватель), fi:Alfonso I, uk:Афонсо I (король Португалії), zh:阿方索一世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso II of Portugal	[1.0, Image:AfonsoII-P.jpg|200px|Afonso II of Portugal, March 26, 1212, March 25, 1223, 1185, 1212, Sancho I of Portugal, Sancho II of Portugal, Sancho II of Portugal|Infante Sancho <small>(future Sancho II), Urraca, princess of Castile|Infanta Urraca of Castile, Sancho II of Portugal|Infante Sancho <small>(future Sancho II), 1207, 1248, Afonso III of Portugal|Infante Afonso, 1210, 1279, Leonor of Portugal, Queen of Denmark|Infanta Leonor, Queen of Denmark, 1211, 1231, Infante Fernando, Lord of Serpa, 1217, 1243, Infante Vicente of Portugal|Infante Vicente, 1219, House of Capet|Capetian, House of Burgundy, House of Burgundy|Affonsine Dynasty, Dulce Berenguer|Dulce Berenguer of Barcelona, Infanta of Aragon, April 23, 1185, Coimbra, Kingdom of Portugal, March 25, 1223, Santa Cruz Monastery, Coimbra, Coimbra (district)|District of Coimbra, Portugal, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Pronunciation|pron., International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, English language|English, Portuguese-Galician languages|Portuguese-Galician, Latin, Portuguese language|Portueguese, List of Portuguese monarchs|king of Portugal, Coimbra, April 23, 1185, March 25, 1223, Sancho I of Portugal, Dulce Berenguer|Dulce Berenguer of Barcelona, Aragon, Afonso I of Portugal|Afonso I, Kingdom of Castile, Moors|Moorish, Alcácer do Sal, private property, justice, Mint (coin)|minting, European, Iberian Peninsula, trade|commercial, clergy, Roman Catholic church, excommunicated, Pope Honorius III, Sancho I of Portugal, Afonso I of Portugal, Henry, Count of Portugal|Henry of Burgundy, Count of Portugal, Theresa, Countess of Portugal|Teresa of León, Countess of Portugal, Maud of Savoy, Amadeus III of Savoy, Mahaut of Albon, Dulce Berenguer|Dulce Berenguer of Barcelona, Ramon Berenguer IV, Count of Barcelona, Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Barcelona, Douce of Gévaudaun, Petronila of Aragon, Ramiro II of Aragon, Agnes of Aquitaine, Urraca, princess of Castile|Infanta Urraca of Castile, Alfonso VIII of Castile|Alfonso VIII, King of Castile, Leonora of Aquitaine, Urraca, princess of Castile|Urraca of Castile, 1186, 1220, 1208, Sancho II of Portugal|Infante Sancho, September 8, 1207, January 4, 1248, King of Portugal, Afonso III of Portugal|Infante Afonso, May 5, 1210, February 16, 1279, King of Portugal, Leonor of Portugal, Queen of Denmark|Infanta Leonor, 1211, 1231, Valdemar II of Denmark, Ottokar I of Bohemia, Infante Fernando, Lord of Serpa|Infante Fernando, 1217, 1243, Serpa, 1219, 1219, João Afonso, 1234, Pedro Afonso, 1210, House of Burgundy, Capetian dynasty, Sancho I of Portugal|Sancho I, Image:PortugueseFlag1185.svg|75px, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, 1211, 1223, Sancho II of Portugal|Sancho II, Category:Portuguese monarchs, Category:House of Burgundy, Category:People excommunicated by the Roman Catholic Church, Category:1185 births, Category:1223 deaths, ca:Alfons II de Portugal, de:Alfons II. (Portugal), et:Afonso II, es:Alfonso II de Portugal, fr:Alphonse II de Portugal, it:Alfonso II del Portogallo, nl:Alfons II van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ2世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons II Gruby, pt:Afonso II de Portugal, ru:Афонсу II, zh:阿方索二世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso III of Portugal	[1.0, Image:AfonsoIII-P.jpg|200px|Afonso III of Portugal, July 24, 1245, January 4, 1248, February 16, 1279, 1210, 1248, Count of Boulogne|Count Consort of Boulogne, 1238, 1253, 1245, Sancho II of Portugal, Denis of Portugal, Infanta Sancha of León, 1259, Infanta Branca of Portugal|Infanta Branca, 1260, Infante Fernando of Portugal (1260)|Infante Fernando, 1262, Denis of Portugal|Infante Dinis <small>(future Denis I), Matilda II of Boulogne|Matilda II, Countess of Boulogne, 1248, 1253, Beatrice of Castile (1242-1303)|Beatrice of Castile, Infante Roberto of Portugal|Infante Roberto, 1239, Infanta Branca of Portugal|Infanta Branca, 1321, Infante Fernando of Portugal (1260)|Infante Fernando, Denis of Portugal|Infante Dinis <small>(future Denis I), 1261, 1325, Infante Afonso, Lord of Portalegre, 1263, 1312, Infanta Sancha of Portugal|Infanta Sancha, 1264, 1302, Infanta Maria of Portugal (nun)|Infanta Maria, 1304, Infanta Constança of Portugal (1266)|Infanta Constança, 1266, 1271, Infante Vicente of Portugal (1268)|Infante Vicente, 1268, House of Capet|Capetian, House of Burgundy, House of Burgundy|Affonsine Dynasty, Afonso II of Portugal, Urraca, princess of Castile|Infanta Urraca of Castile, May 5, 1210, Coimbra, Kingdom of Portugal, Alcobaça, Monastery of Alcobaça, Alcobaça, Leiria (district)|District of Leiria, Portugal, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Pronunciation|pron., International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, English language|English, Portuguese-Galician languages|Portuguese-Galician, Latin, Portuguese language|Port., Portuguese language|Port., List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, May 5, 1210, Coimbra, February 16, 1279, Alcobaça, Coimbra, Lisbon, King of Portugal|King of Portugal and the Algarve, 1249, Afonso II of Portugal, Urraca, princess of Castile, Sancho II of Portugal, 4 January, 1248, France, Boulogne, 1238, Count of Boulogne, 1246, Pope Innocent IV, Kingdom of Castile|Castile, 1248, 1253, 1254, Leiria, Cortes Generales|Cortes, municipalities, Image:EstatuaDAfonsoIIIFaro.JPG|thumb|left|120px|Statue of Afonso III in the city of [[Faro, Portugal|Faro, Algarve, Muslim, Algarve, Faro, Portugal|Faro, Reconquista, 1267, Badajoz, Guadiana, Afonso II of Portugal, Sancho I of Portugal, Afonso I of Portugal, Maud of Savoy, Dulce Berenguer|Dulce Berenguer of Aragon, Ramon Berenguer IV, Count of Barcelona, Petronila of Aragon, Urraca, princess of Castile|Urraca of Castile, Alfonso VIII of Castile, Sancho III of Castile, Blanca of Navarre (daughter of Garcia VI)|Blanca of Navarre, Leonora of England, Henry II of England, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Matilda II of Boulogne, Renaud, Count of Dammartin, Ida of Boulogne, 1253, Beatrix of Castile, Alfonso X of Castile|Alfonso X, King of Castile, Maria de Guzman, Matilda II of Boulogne, 1202, 1262, 1216, 1239, 1239, Beatrix of Castile, 1242, 1303, 1253, Infanta Branca of Portugal|Infanta Branca, February 25, 1259, April 17, 1321, 1260, 1262, Dinis of Portugal|Infante Dinis, October 9, 1261, January 7, 1325, King of Portugal, Infante Afonso, Lord of Portalegre|Infante Afonso, February 8, 1263, November 2, 1312, Portalegre, Juan Manuel of Castile, Infanta Sancha of Portugal|Infanta Sancha, February 2, 1264, 1302, Infanta Maria of Portugal (nun)|Infanta Maria, November 21, 1264, June 6, 1304, Santa Cruz Monastery|Convent of Saint John, Coimbra, 1266, 1271, 1268, 1271, Madragana|Madragana (Mor Afonso), 1230, Martim Chichorro|Martim Afonso Chichorro, 1250, 1313, Urraca Afonso, 1260, Maria Peres de Enxara, Afonso Dinis, 1260, 1310, Leonor Afonso, Countess of Neiva|Leonor Afonso, 1250, 1291, Neiva, Gil Afonso, 1250, December 31, 1346, Fernando Afonso, Rodrigo Afonso, 1258, May 12, 1272, Santarem, Leonor Afonso (nun), 1259, Santarem, Urraca Afonso, 1250, November 4, 1281, Henrique Afonso, House of Burgundy, Capetian dynasty, Sancho II of Portugal|Sancho II, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, 1248, 1279, Denis of Portugal|Denis, Moors|Moorish, Algarve|King of the Algarves, 1249, 1279, Category:Portuguese monarchs, Category:House of Burgundy, Category:Reconquista, Category:1210 births, Category:1279 deaths, ca:Alfons III de Portugal, de:Alfons III. (Portugal), et:Afonso III, es:Alfonso III de Portugal, fr:Alphonse III de Portugal, it:Alfonso III del Portogallo, hu:III. Alfonz portugál király, nl:Alfons III van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ3世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons III (król Portugalii), pt:Afonso III de Portugal, ru:Афонсу III, fi:Alfonso III (Portugali), zh:阿方索三世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso IV of Portugal	[1.0, Image:AfonsoIV-P.jpg|200px|Afonso IV of Portugal, January 7, 1325, May 28, 1357, 1291, Denis of Portugal, Peter I of Portugal, Peter I of Portugal|Infante Pedro <small>(future Peter I), Beatrice of Castile (1293-1359)|Infanta Beatriz of Castile, Maria of Portugal|Infanta Maria, Queen of Castile, 1313, 1237, Infante Afonso of Portugal (1315)|Infante Afonso, 1315, Infante Dinis of Portugal|Infante Dinis, 1318, Peter I of Portugal|Infante Pedro <small>(future Peter I), 1320, 1367, Infanta Isabel of Portugal (1324)|Infanta Isabel, 1324, 1326, Infante João of Portugal|Infante João, 1327, Leonor of Portugal, Queen of Aragon|Infanta Leonor, Queen of Aragon, 1328, 1348, House of Capet|Capetian, House of Burgundy, House of Burgundy|Affonsine Dynasty, Denis of Portugal, Elizabeth of Aragon, February 8, 1291, Lisbon, Kingdom of Portugal, Lisbon Cathedral|Lisbon See Cathedral, Lisbon, Lisbon (district)|District of Lisbon, Portugal, English language|English, Portuguese-Galician languages|Portuguese-Galician, Latin, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, Pronunciation|pron., 8 February, 1291, 28 May, 1357, Portuguese language|Portuguese, List of Portuguese monarchs|king of Portugal and the Algarve, 1325, Dinis of Portugal, Elizabeth of Aragon, Lisbon, Afonso Sanches, civil war, January 7, 1325, exile, Crown of Castile|Castile, fiefdom, 1309, Beatrice of Castile, Sancho IV of Castile, Maria de Molina, Maria of Portugal, Alfonso XI of Castile, 1328, Peter I of Portugal, Constance of Penafiel, Seville, 1339, Battle of Rio Salado, Moors, 1340, Pedro of Castile, Henry of Trastamara, nobility|nobles, Portugal, Ines de Castro, Constance of Penafiel|Crown Princess Constance, Peter I of Portugal|Peter, 1349, Fernando of Portugal, Ines de Castro, 1355, Douro, Minho, 1357, navy, trade|commercial, Canary Islands, Spain, Denis of Portugal, Afonso III of Portugal, Afonso II of Portugal, Urraca, princess of Castile|Urraca of Castile, Beatrix of Castile, Alfonso X of Castile, Maria de Guzmán, Elizabeth of Aragon, Peter III of Aragon, James I of Aragon, Violant of Hungary, Constance of Sicily (Queen of Aragon)|Constance of Sicily, Manfred of Sicily, Beatrice of Savoy (Queen of Sicily)|Beatrice of Savoy, Beatrice of Castile (1293-1359)|Beatrice of Castile, 1293, 1359, 1309, Sancho IV of Castile|Sancho IV, King of Castile, Beatrice of Castile (1293-1359)|Beatrice of Castile, 1293, 1359, 1309, Maria of Portugal (1313-1357)|Infanta Maria, 1313, 1357, Alfonso XI of Castile, 1315, 1315, 1317, 1318, Peter I of Portugal|Infante Pedro, April 8, 1320, January 18, 1367, King of Portugal, December 21, 1324, July 11, 1326, September 23, 1326, June 21, 1327, Leonor of Portugal (1328-1348)|Infanta Leonor (Eleanor), 1328, 1348, Peter IV of Aragon|Peter IV, King of Aragon, Maria Afonso, 1316, 1384, House of Burgundy, Capetian dynasty, Denis of Portugal|Denis, Image:PortugueseFlag1248.svg|75px, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, Algarve|Algarves, 1325, 1357, Peter I of Portugal|Peter I, Category:Portuguese monarchs, Category:House of Burgundy, Category:1291 births|Afonso IV of Portugal, Category:1357 deaths|Afonso IV of Portugal, ca:Alfons IV de Portugal, de:Alfons IV. (Portugal), es:Alfonso IV de Portugal, fr:Alphonse IV de Portugal, it:Alfonso IV del Portogallo, nl:Alfons IV van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ4世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons IV (król Portugalii), pt:Afonso IV de Portugal, zh:阿方索四世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso V of Portugal	[1.0, Image:AfonsoV-P.jpg|200px|Afonso V of Portugal, September 13, 1438, November 11, 1477, Leonor of Aragon (1402-1445)|Leonor of Aragon, 1439, Infante Pedro, Duke of Coimbra, June 9, 1448, November 15, 1477, August 29, 1481, John II of Portugal|Prince João, 1432, 1458, 1471, Edward of Portugal, John II of Portugal, John II of Portugal, Infante Fernando, Duke of Viseu|Prince Fernando, Duke of Viseu, 1451, João, Crown Prince of Portugal (1451)|Prince João, Joana, Crown Princess of Portugal|Princess Joana, 1455, John II of Portugal|Prince João <small>(future John II), 1477, Isabel of Coimbra, 1447, 1455, Joanna La Beltraneja|Infanta Juana of Castile, la Beltraneja, 1475, João, Crown Prince of Portugal (1451)|Prince João, Joana, Crown Princess of Portugal|Princess Joana, 1490, John II of Portugal|Prince João <small>(future John II), 1495, House of Aviz, House of Aviz|Dynasty of Aviz (Joanine Dynasty), Edward of Portugal, Leonor of Aragon (1402-1445)|Leonor of Aragon, January 15, 1432, Sintra National Palace, Sintra, Kingdom of Portugal, Lisbon, Monastery of Batalha, Batalha, Leiria (district)|District of Leiria, Portugal, Image:Domafonsov.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Afonso V of Portugal, Conqueror of African strongholds, Order of the Garter|KG, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Pronunciation|pron., International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, English language|English, Portuguese language|Port., Algarve#History|king of Portugal and the Algarves, List of Portuguese monarchs, Sintra, January 15, 1432, Lisbon, August 28, 1481, Duarte of Portugal, Leonor of Aragon (1402-1445)|Eleanor of Aragon, 1438, Afonso, Duke of Braganza|Afonso, Count of Barcelos, Infante Pedro, Duke of Coimbra, 1442, Duke of Braganza, 1445, June 9, 1448, September 15, Battle of Alfarrobeira, John I of Portugal, Ceuta, Morocco, 1458, Tangiers, 1460, 1464, Arzila, 1471, Atlantic Ocean, Henry the Navigator, 1460, Crown of Castile|Castile, Henry IV of Castile, Joan, princess of Castile, Beltrán de La Cueva, 1462, Isabella I of Castile, 1475, Pedigree collapse|married his niece, Kingdom of León|León, Battle of Toro, Ferdinand II of Aragon, France, Louis XI of France|Louis XI, 1477, Sintra, Edward III of England, John of Gaunt, William the Conqueror, King of England, Edward of Portugal, John I of Portugal, Peter I of Portugal, Teresa Lourenço, Philippa of Lancaster, John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster, Blanche of Lancaster, Leonor of Aragon (1402-1445)|Leonor of Aragon, Ferdinand I of Aragon, John I of Castile, Eleanor of Aragon, Eleanor of Alburquerque, Sancho of Alburquerque|Sancho, Count of Alburquerque, Infanta Beatriz, Countess of Alburquerque, Isabel of Coimbra, 1447, 1455, 1475, Joan, princess of Castile|Joan of Castile, Henry IV of Castile, Joan of Portugal, Isabel of Coimbra, 1432, December 2, 1455, May 6, 1447, João, Crown Prince of Portugal (1451)|Prince João, January 29, 1451, 1451, Saint Joan of Portugal|Princess Joana, February 6, 1452, May 12, 1490, Canonized, 1693, Pope Innocent XII, John II of Portugal|Prince João, March 3, 1455, October 25, 1495, King of Portugal, Joan, princess of Castile|Joan of Castile, 1462, 1530, May 30, 1475, Maria Álvares de Carvalho, Álvaro Soares de Carvalho, 1467, 1557, Afonso de Albuquerque, Portugal in the Age of Discovery, House of Aviz, House of Burgundy, Edward of Portugal|Edward, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, Algarve|Algarves, 1438, 1471, John II of Portugal|John II, Moors|Moorish, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of the Algarves Beyond the Sea, 1471, 1477, John II of Portugal|John II, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, Algarve|Algarves Beyond the Sea, 1477, 1481, John II of Portugal|John II, Prince of Portugal, 1433, 1438, Infante Fernando, Duke of Viseu|Ferdinand, Category:Portuguese monarchs, Category:House of Aviz, Category:Knights of the Garter, Category:1432 births|Afonso V of Portugal, Category:1481 deaths|Afonso V of Portugal, be-x-old:Афансу V, bg:Афонсу V, ca:Alfons V de Portugal, de:Alfons V. (Portugal), es:Alfonso V de Portugal, fr:Alphonse V de Portugal, gl:Afonso V de Portugal, it:Alfonso V del Portogallo, he:אפונסו החמישי, מלך פורטוגל, nl:Alfons V van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ5世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons V Afrykańczyk, pt:Afonso V de Portugal, ru:Афонсу V, sv:Alfons V av Portugal, zh:阿方索五世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso VI of Portugal	[1.0, Image:AfonsoVIPortugal.jpg|200px|Afonso VI of Portugal, November 6, 1656, September 12, 1683, Luisa of Medina-Sidonia, 1662, Peter II of Portugal|Infante Pedro, Duke of Beja (future Peter II), November 24, 1667, November 15, Lisbon, 1643, 1653, Prince of Brazil, 1656, Duke of Braganza, John IV of Portugal, Peter II of Portugal, Peter II of Portugal|Infante Pedro, Duke of Beja <small>(future Peter II), Maria Francisca of Nemours|Marie Françoise of Savoy, Princess of Nemours, House of Braganza, House of Braganza|Dynasty of Braganza (Brigantine Dynasty), John IV of Portugal, Luisa of Medina-Sidonia, August 21, 1643, Ribeira Palace, Lisbon, Kingdom of Portugal, Sintra National Palace|Royal Palace of Cintra, Sintra|Cintra, Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, Lisbon, Lisbon (district)|District of Lisbon, Portugal, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Pronunciation|pron., International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, English language|English, August 21, 1643, September 12, 1683, Kings of Portugal|king, Portugal, Algarve, House of Braganza, Portuguese language|Portuguese, Duke of Braganza, Teodosio, Prince of Brazil, heir-apparent, Prince of Brazil, Image:Afonsoviportugal.jpg|left|thumb|150px, João IV, 1656, Luisa of Medina-Sidonia, Spain|Spanish, Battle of Ameixial|Ameixial, June 8, 1663, Battle of Montes Claros|Montes Claros, June 17, 1665, February 13, 1668, Treaty of Lisbon (1668)|Treaty of Lisbon, Netherlands|Dutch, Jaffna|Jaffnapatam, Sri Lanka, 1658, Bombay, Tangier, England, June 23, 1661, Catherine of Braganza, Charles II of England, Netherlands, Brazil, Count of Castelo Melhor, Marie Françoise of Nemours, Duke of Nemours, Peter II of Portugal|Peter II, Terceira, Azores, Sintra, 1683, José Mário Grilo, John IV of Portugal, Teodósio II, Duke of Braganza, John, 6th Duke of Braganza|John II, Duke of Braganza, Catherine, Duchess of Braganza|Infanta Catarina of Guimarães, Duchess of Braganza, Ana de Velasco y Girón, Juan Fernández de Velasco, Duke of Frias, Ana Ángela de Aragón y Guzmán, Luisa of Medina-Sidonia, Juan Manuel de Guzmán El Bueno, Duke of Medina-Sidonia, Alonso de Guzmán El Bueno, 7th Duke of Medina Sidonia|Alonso de Guzmán El Bueno, Duke of Medina-Sidonia, Ana de Sylva y Mendoza, Juana Lourença Gómez de Sandoval y la Cerda, Francisco Goméz de Sandoval y Rojas, Duke of Lerma, Catarina de Lacerda, House of Braganza, House of Aviz, John IV of Portugal|John IV, Image:Flag Portugal (1640).svg|75px, List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal, Algarve|Algarves, Africa, 1656, 1683, Peter II of Portugal|Peter II, Category:Portuguese monarchs, Category:Dukes of Braganza, Category:1643 births|Afonso VI of Portugal, Category:1683 deaths|Afonso VI of Portugal, ar:الفونسو السادس ( ملك البرتغال ), ca:Alfons VI de Portugal, de:Alfons VI. (Portugal), es:Alfonso VI de Portugal, fr:Alphonse VI de Portugal, it:Alfonso VI di Portogallo, nl:Alfons VI van Portugal, ja:アフォンソ6世 (ポルトガル王), pl:Alfons VI (król Portugalii), pt:Afonso VI de Portugal, sv:Alfons VI av Portugal, zh:阿方索六世 (葡萄牙)]
Afonso de Albuquerque	[1.0, Image:Afonso de Albuquerque.jpg|thumb|right|Afonso de Albuquerque, Pronunciation|pron., International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, 1453, Alhandra, Goa, December 16, 1515, Portugal|Portuguese, Portuguese empire|Portuguese colonial empire, Lisbon, Portugal, Afonso V of Portugal, Arzila, Morocco, equerry, John II of Portugal|John II, 1503, Cape of Good Hope, India, 1504, Manuel I of Portugal, India, 1506, Tristão da Cunha, Arab, Ormuz, Persian Gulf, September 25, 1507, Portuguese Castle, Hormoz, Malabarian Coast|Malabar coast, 1508, Francisco de Almeida, Image:afonso_albuquerque3.jpg|thumb|right|Afonso de Albuquerque, Kozhikode, 1510, Old Goa|Goa, Malacca, August 24, 1511, Spice Islands, Maluku, 1512, Idalcan, Red Sea, Aden, 1513, Egypt, Nile River, 1515, 1622, Muhammad|Prophet Muhammad, Holy Land, Lopo Soares de Albergaria, Alphonso (mango)|Alphonso mangoes, Category:Portuguese explorers|Alfonso d'Albuquerque, Category:Explorers of Asia|Alfonso d'Albuquerque, Category:Portuguese admirals|Alfonso d'Albuquerque, Category:Portuguese generals|Alfonso d'Albuquerque, Category:1453 births|Albuquerque, Alfonso d', Category:1515 deaths|Albuquerque, Alfonso d', bg:Афонсу де Албукерке, cs:Afonso de Albuquerque, de:Afonso de Albuquerque, es:Alfonso de Albuquerque, fr:Afonso de Albuquerque, gl:Afonso de Albuquerque, id:Alfonso de Albuquerque, ms:Alfonso de Albuquerque, nl:Afonso d'Albuquerque, ja:アフォンソ・デ・アルブケルケ, no:Afonso de Albuquerque, pl:Alfonso de Albuquerque, pt:Afonso de Albuquerque, fi:Afonso de Albuquerque, sv:Afonso de Albuquerque, war:Afonso de Albuquerque, zh:阿爾布克爾克]
AfricA	[1.0, Special:Contributions/68.12.122.154|68.12.122.154, User:Interiot|Interiot, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Africa]
Africa Alphabet	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/70.131.132.1|70.131.132.1, User talk:70.131.132.1|talk, African languages, 1928, Diedrich Westermann, African studies|Africanists, International African Institute|IAI, London, African languages, African reference alphabet, A, B, Ɓ, C, D, Ɖ, E, Ɛ, Ǝ, F, Ƒ, G, Ɣ, H, X, I, J, K, L, M, N, Ŋ, O, Ɔ, P, R, S, Ʃ, T, U, V, Ʋ, W, Y, Z, Ʒ, Standard Alphabet by Lepsius, African reference alphabet, Alphabets derived from the Latin, Category:Alphabetic writing systems, Category:Latin-derived alphabets, Category:Writing systems of Africa, de:Afrika-Alphabet, fr:Alphabet international africain, he:האלפבית של אפריקה]
Africa-Eurasia	[1.0, Image:LocationAfricaEurasia.png|thumb|300px|right|Africa-Eurasia plus associated [[islands, Africa, Eurasia, landmass, World population, Suez Canal, Europe, Asia, peninsula, geopolitics, British Isles, Japan, Madagascar, Old World, Eurasia, Asia, North Asia|Northern Asia, West Asia|Western Asia, Central Asia, East Asia|Eastern Asia, South Asia|Southern Asia, Southeast Asia|Southeastern Asia, Europe, Northern Europe, Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Southern Europe, Africa, North Africa|Northern Africa, West Africa|Western Africa, Central Africa, East Africa|Eastern Africa, Southern Africa, geology|geological, supercontinent, Africa, Europe, Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, mountain range, Alps, Category:Supercontinents, frp:Erafrasia, cs:Eurafrasie, da:Afrika-Eurasien, de:Afrika-Eurasien, dv:އެފްރިކާ-ޔޫރޭޝިޔާ, el:Ευρασία-Αφρική, es:Eurafrasia, eo:Afrik-Eŭrazio, fr:Eurafrasie, gd:Afraga-Eoràisia, ko:아프리카-유라시아, hr:Afrika-Euroazija, it:Eurafrasia, he:אירואפרסיה, lad:Evrafrasia, nl:Afrika-Eurazië, ja:アフリカ＝ユーラシア大陸, pl:Eurafrazja, pt:Eurafrásia, ksh:Eufrasije, ru:Афроевразия, simple:Africa-Eurasia, sk:Eurafrázia, sl:Afrika-Evrazija, sr:Африка-Евроазија, sv:Afrika-Eurasien, ur:افریقہ یوریشیا]
Africa/History	[1.0, History of Africa]
Africa/North Africa	[1.0, North Africa]
African American	[1.0, United States, ancestor, Indigenous peoples of Africa|indigenous, Sub-Saharan Africa|Sub-Saharan, Africa, US Census, European, Slavery in the United States|enslaved, Caribbean, South America, Image:WEB Du Bois.jpg|thumb|left|150px|[[W.E.B. Du Bois, Pan-Africanism, Niagara Movement, NAACP, British North America, Canada, United States, Atlantic slave trade, Southern United States, American Civil War, President of the United States|President, Abraham Lincoln, Emancipation Proclamation, reconstruction, Jim Crow laws, racial segregation, Disfranchisement after the Civil War|disenfranchisement, humility, ethnic violence|racially motivated violence, middle-class, HBCU|schools, Black church|churches, bank, social club, racial segregation, Plessy v. Ferguson, Great Migration (African American)|Great Migration, Northern United States, violence, discrimination, abolitionism, Civil Rights Movement, racial discrimination, Black Power Movement, Civil Rights Movement, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Civil Rights Act of 1964, discrimination, labor unions, Image:New 2000 black percent.gif|thumb|275px|right|African Americans as percent of population, 2000., census, negro|free Negroes, American Civil War, population, country, freemen, South, Jim Crow laws, Great Migration (African American)|Great Migration, north, Sunbelt, CIA World Factbook, Census, United States, Southern United States|South, Northeastern United States|Northeast, Midwest, state, metropolitan area, New York City, urban area|urban, United States, Gary, Indiana|Gary, Indiana, Detroit, Michigan|Detroit, Michigan, New Orleans, Louisiana, Baltimore, Maryland, Atlanta, Georgia, Memphis, Tennessee, Washington, D.C., Prince George's County, Dekalb County, Charles City County, Queens County, New York, Civil Rights Movement, United States, slavery, racism, discrimination, economic, educational, social, social, economic, political, institutional racism, education, criminal justice, employment, crime, poverty, substance abuse, poverty, Poverty, Image:Oprah Winfrey (2004).jpg|thumb|200px|[[Oprah Winfrey, 2006-09-11, African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968)|Civil Rights era, middle class, Bureau of Labor Statistics, median, minority, Asian Americans, United States Census Bureau, minority groups, Asian Americans, white collar, United States Census Bureau, United States Census Bureau, U.S. Census Bureau, Forbes, Oprah Winfrey, 20th century, Bill Gates, 03 January, 2007, 2006-05-10, November 19, 2004, race, Center for Disease Control, February 28, 2005, life expectancy, human development index, universal health care, 2006-08-26, 1998-03-06, American Heart Association, households, HIV, AIDS, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Image:Barakobama.jpg|left|thumb|200px|[[Barack Obama, junior Senator, Illinois, Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic, North America, literature, art, foods, music, language, social, technological, yam (vegetable)|yams, peanuts, rice, okra, sorghum, grits, watermelon, indigo dye, cotton, George Washington Carver, George Crum, Image:Malcolmxmartinlutherking.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, United States Capitol|U. S. Capitol, March 26, 1964, African American music, Hip hop music|Hip hop, Rhythm and blues|R&B, funk, rock music|rock and roll, soul, blues, blues, jazz, gospel music, Country music|country, techno, Bill T. Jones, Alvin Ailey, Stepping (African-American)|Stepping, Image:Children Millenium Park Fountain 3.jpg|thumb|right|Two African American children, African American literature, literature, Langston Hughes, James Baldwin, Richard Wright (author)|Richard Wright, Zora Neale Hurston, Ralph Ellison, Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, inventor, innovation, Confederate States of America|Confederate, navy, American Civil War|Civil War, United States, Elijah McCoy, Granville Woods, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Garrett Morgan, Norbert Rillieux, Louisiana, France, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Rosetta Stone, Lewis Latimer, Manhattan Project, submarine, open heart surgery, Daniel Hale Williams, Charles Drew, Frederick M. Jones, Mark Dean, astronaut, American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968)|civil rights, Black Power, Jim Crow laws|Jim Crow, Martin Luther King, Jr., Civil Rights Movement, boycotts, sit-ins, political parties, Image:Jesse Jackson, half-length portrait of Jackson seated at a table, July 1, 1983.jpg|thumb|right|150px|[[Jesse Jackson, politician, civil rights, activist, Baptist, Minister (Christianity)|minister, oppression, Uncle Tom, Black Power movement, Black is beautiful, Jesse Jackson, chattel slavery, cultural, historical, African diaspora, Marcus Garvey, W.E.B. Dubois, Haile Selassie, Ethiopia, George Padmore, journal, United States Census, United States of America, North America, one-drop rule, hypodescent, Virginia, pigmentocracy, multiracial, multicultural, mixed, biracial, multiracial, ethnic groups, Negro, Colored, United Negro College Fund, Negro Leagues, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Negroid, anthropologists, African diaspora, Africoid, indigenous peoples of Africa, Charlize Theron, South Africa, Afrikaner, Barack Obama, Forensic anthropologist, Clea Koff, Multiracial|racially mixed, 2005 civil unrest in France, CNN, Carol Lin, Middle Passage, slavery, hyphenated American, Africa, Nigeria, Africa, Africans in the United States, Category:History of civil rights in the United States, African American National Biography Project, Definitions of black people, Lists of African Americans, United States foreign born per capita income, List of African-American-related topics, List of U.S. metropolitan areas with large African-American populations, List of U.S. cities with large African-American populations, Race, Hyphenated American, African American art, Colored, Creole peoples|Creole, Negro, Nigger, African American history, Racial segregation, Black nationalism, African Diaspora, Jamaican American, African American literature, African American Vernacular English, Affirmative action, Black Indians, African and Native American interaction, Poverty, Racism, Black people, John Hope Franklin, May 18, 1986, July 16, 1990, July 5, 1986, June 17, 1986, Eileen Southern, September 16, 2004, March 2, 2007, Category:African Americans| , Category:African diaspora, Category:Ethnic groups in the United States, Category:Southern United States, ar:أمريكيون أفارقة, bs:Afroamerikanci, ca:Afroamericà, da:Afroamerikaner, de:Afroamerikaner, et:Afroameeriklased, es:Afroamericano, fa:آمریکائیان آفریقایی‌تبار, fr:Afro-Américains, gl:Afroamericano, ko:아프리카계 미국인, hr:Afroamerikanci, ig:African American, id:Afrika-Amerika, it:Afroamericano, he:אמריקאים אפריקאים, nl:Afro-Amerikanen, ja:アフリカ系アメリカ人, no:Afroamerikanere, pl:Afroamerykanin, pt:Afro-americano, ro:Afroamericani, ru:Афроамериканцы, simple:African-American, sr:Afroamerikanci, sh:Afroamerikanci, fi:Afroamerikkalaiset, sv:Afroamerikaner, vi:Người Mỹ gốc Phi, zh:非裔美国人]
African Hunting Dog	[1.0, African Wild Dog]
African Languages	[1.0, WP:AES|←, Languages of Africa, Languages of Africa]
African National Congress	[1.0, Image:ANClogo.svg|150px|ANC logo, Thabo Mbeki, 8 January, 1912, Wars of national liberation|National liberation, :Category:Opposition to apartheid in South Africa|anti-apartheid, social democracy, democratic socialism, Left-wing politics|left-wing, Socialist International, South Africa, tripartite alliance, Congress of South African Trade Unions, South African Communist Party, January 8, 1912, Bloemfontein, John Dube, Sol Plaatje, Umkhonto we Sizwe, South African general election, 1999|1999 elections, South African general election, 2004|2004, January 8, 1912, John Dube, Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Sol Plaatje, African National Congress Youth League|ANC Youth League, Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo, Natal Indian Congress, Transvaal Indian Congress, Afrikaner, National Party (South Africa)|National Party, History of South Africa in the Apartheid Era|apartheid, Defiance Campaign, Mahatma Gandhi, Gandhi%27s_work_in_South_Africa|passive resistance in KwaZulu-Natal Province|Natal, Champaran_and_Kheda_Satyagraha|India, Congress of the People, Kliptown, Johannesburg, Freedom Charter, Treason Trial, academic boycott of South Africa, Ghana, London, African nationalist, Pan Africanist Congress, Robert Sobukwe, dompas|Pass Laws, blacks, identity card, 31 March, 1960, 21 March|10 days earlier, Sharpeville massacre, political dissent|political activity, Anti-Apartheid Movement, civil rights movement, United States, Albert Lutuli, Nobel Prize/Peace|Nobel Peace Prize, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi|Gandhi, British Empire, India, sabotage|sabotaging, Umkhonto we Sizwe, Robben Island, Rivonia Trial, Botswana, Mozambique, Swaziland, Church Street bombing, Murder, car bombing, assassination, Washington Post, 1992-10-26, Dulcie September, arms trade, History of France|France, Paris, Disinvestment from South Africa|international pressure, USSR, Cuba, Angola, Dr. Theuns Eloff, Lusaka, Dakar, State President of South Africa|State President, Frederik Willem de Klerk|F.W. de Klerk, 2 February, 1990, Image:Sea Point ANC office Annelize van Wyk MP.jpg|thumb|right|African National Congress constituency office in [[Sea Point, Annelize van Wyk, South African Communist Party, Congress of South African Trade Unions, South African general election, 1994|1994 general election, Nelson Mandela, President of South Africa, Kwa-Zulu Natal, coalition, Inkatha Freedom Party, South African general election, 1994|1994, South African general election, 1999|1999, New National Party (South Africa)|New National Party, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Western Cape Province, tripartite alliance, GEAR, initialism, Zwelinzima Vavi, Zimbabwe, Black Economic Empowerment, Jacob Zuma, Deputy President of South Africa, political corruption|corruption, National Intelligence Agency, Saki Macozoma, rape, township (South Africa)|townships, South African municipal election, 2006|local government elections, floor crossing (South Africa)|floor crossing, John Dube, Sol Plaatje, Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Alfred Bitini Xuma, Chris Hani, Ahmed Kathrada, Albert Lutuli, Nelson Mandela, Govan Mbeki, Thabo Mbeki, Raymond Mhlaba, Thomas Nkobi, Cyril Ramaphosa, Walter Sisulu, Joe Slovo, Tatamkulu Afrika, Robert Sobukwe, Oliver Tambo, Dulcie September, Nelson Mandela, Sydney Mufamadi, Thabo Mbeki, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Tokyo Sexwale, Jacob Zuma, John Dube|John Langalibalele Dube, Sefako Mapogo Makgatho, Zacharias Richard Mahabane, Josiah Tshangana Gumede, Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Alfred Bitini Xuma, Albert Lutuli, Oliver Tambo, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Communist, Desmond Tutu, Black Economic Empowerment, Schabir Shaik, Jacob Zuma, Beaufort West Municipality, Western Cape|Beaufort West, Truman Prince, Die Burger, Oilgate, Mail & Guardian, Brett Kebble, Africa Hinterland, Anti-Apartheid Movement, Azanian People's Organisation, Congress of South African Trade Unions, Henri Curiel, Pan Africanist Congress, Radio Freedom, Shell House Massacre, Socialist Party of Azania, United Democratic Front (South Africa), Thabo Mbeki, Category:African and Black nationalism, Category:Anti-Apartheid organisations, Category:Former designated terrorist organizations, Category:National liberation movements, Category:Nationalist parties, Category:Political parties established in 1912, Category:Political parties in South Africa, Category:Socialist International, Category:Organizations associated with apartheid, af:African National Congress, bn:আফ্রিকান ন্যাশনাল কংগ্রেস, ca:Congrés Nacional Africà, cs:Africký národní kongres, da:African National Congress, de:African National Congress, es:Congreso Nacional Africano, eo:Afrika Nacia Kongreso, fr:Congrès national africain, ko:아프리카국민회, id:Kongres Nasional Afrika, is:Afríska þjóðarráðið, it:African National Congress, he:הקונגרס הלאומי האפריקני, sw:ANC, lt:Afrikos nacionalinis kongresas, nl:African National Congress, ja:アフリカ民族会議, no:African National Congress, nn:ANC, nov:Afrikani National Kongrese, pl:Afrykański Kongres Narodowy, pt:Congresso Nacional Africano, ru:Африканский национальный конгресс, sk:Africký národný kongres, fi:ANC, sv:African National Congress, tr:Afrika Ulusal Kongresi, uk:Африканський Національний Конгрес]
African Rap	[1.0, African hip hop]
African Regional Intellectual Property Organization	[1.0, Image:African_Regional_Intellectual_Property_Organization.png|thumb|300px|Map of current ARIPO members in blue, nations with observer status in green., Africa, Intellectual Property, patent, trademark, World Intellectual Property Organization|WIPO, English language|English, Organisation Africaine de la Propriété Intellectuelle, Category:Intellectual property organizations, Category:Patent offices, de:African Regional Intellectual Property Organization]
African rap in France	[1.0, French hip hop]
AfricanAmericanPeople	[1.0, African American]
Afrika Bambaataa	[1.0, New York City, New York, United States|U.S., Singing|Vocals, Disc jockey|DJ, Hip Hop, Electro (music), Dance music|Dance, Disc jockey|DJ, Record producer|Producer, 1973 in music|1977, Tommy Boy Records, EMI, Soulsonic Force, Arthur Baker (musician)|Arthur Baker, John Lydon, Disc jockey|DJ, South Bronx, hip hop music|hip hop, street gang, Black Spades, Zulu, Michael Caine, Zulu (film)|Zulu, The Organization, Universal Zulu Nation|Zulu Nation, B-boy, graffiti, Kool Herc, block parties, Soul Sonic Force, Zulu Nation Throwdown, Rammellzee, Grand Mixer DXT, Rock Steady Crew, Fab 5 Freddy, Phase 2, Futura 2000, Dondi, Jazzy Sensation, Tommy Boy Records, Planet Rock (song)|Planet Rock, Soulsonic Force, Kraftwerk, Trans-Europe Express (album)|Trans-Europe Express, Ennio Morricone, Captain Sky, electro funk, electronic music|electronic, dance music, freestyle music, house music, techno music, Unity (song)|Unity, James Brown (musician)|James Brown, World Destruction, Time Zone (band)|Time Zone, John Lydon, Shango Funk Theology, Funk You, Beware (The Funk Is Everywhere), Capitol Records, The Light, George Clinton (funk musician)|George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Boy George, UB40, 1990-2000: Decade of Darkness, hip house, Westbam, Gary Numan, Rage Against the Machine, Renegades (album)|Renegades, Leftfield, Afrika Shox, Leftfield, Rhythem and Stealth, Vanilla Sky, United Kingdom|British, Jamelia, Walk With Me, TC Izlam, Konkrete Jungle, Kung Faux, Dubtitled, Tommy Boy Films, Planet Rock (song)|Planet Rock, Tommy Boy Records|Tommy Boy Records (12"), Looking For The Perfect Beat, Renegades of Funk, Celluloid Records (12"), Frantic Situation (with Shango from the motion picture soundtrack "Beat Street"), Sun City (Artists United Against Apartheid), EMI, Planet Rock: The Album, EMI, EMI, Hottie, Warlocks and Witches, Computer Chips, Microchips and You, Profile, DMC, Berger Music, Avex Trax, Ogg, Category:Living people, Category:African hip hop DJs, Category:African American rappers, Category:New York City musicians, Category:People from the Bronx, Category:1957 births, Category:Old School hip hop artists, als:Afrika Bambaata, de:Afrika Bambaataa, es:Afrika Bambaataa, fr:Afrika Bambaataa, io:Afrika Bambaataa, it:Afrika Bambaataa, nl:Afrika Bambaataa, ja:アフリカ・バンバータ, pl:Kevin Donovan, pt:Afrika Bambaataa, ru:Африка Бамбата, fi:Afrika Bambaataa, sv:Afrika Bambaataa]
Afrika Islam	[1.0, Afrika Bambaataa|Bambaataa, hip hop production|hip-hop producer, New York, Los Angeles, Ice T, Rhyme Pays, techno music|techno, Westbam, Mr. X and Mr. Y, Electro (music)|Electro, Grandmaster Flash, Category:Hip hop record producers|Islam, Afrika, als:Afrika Islam, de:Afrika Islam, pl:Afrika Islam]
Afrikaans	[1.0, South Africa, Namibia, Southern Africa, Germanic languages|Germanic, West Germanic languages|West Germanic, Low Franconian languages|Low Franconian, Die Taalkommissie, Low Franconian languages|Low Franconian language, Dutch_language|Dutch, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Angola, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, emigration, United Kingdom, Brussels, Amsterdam, Perth, Western Australia, Toronto, Auckland, Afrikaner, Coloured, Basters, Cape Malays, Griqua, Northern Cape|Northern, Western Cape, Hardap Region|Hardap, Karas Region|Karas, English language|English, Dutch language, Cape Dutch, pejorative, dialect, 19th century, Indo-European languages|Indo-European language, Afrikaner, Protestant, settler, indentured servant|indentured, slavery|slave, Cape Colony|Cape, Dutch East India Company, 1652, 1705, Republic of the Seven United Provinces of the Netherlands|United Provinces, Netherlands, Germany, France, Norway, Portugal, Scotland, Asian, Malay race|Malay, Malagasy people|Malagasy, Khoi, Bushmen, Oosgrens-Afrikaans|northeastern variant, Transvaal, orthography|written standard, Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname, Zeeuws, Zeeland, West Flemish, doggerel|doggerel verse, 1795, 1825, 19th century, 1861, Abu Bakr Effendi, Arabic Afrikaans, Islamic, 1862, 1869, 1877, Genootskap vir Regte Afrikaners, Cape Town, First Boer War|First, Second Boer War|Second, official language, Union of South Africa, English language|English, Dutch language|Dutch, 5 May, 1925, Woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal (WAT), Verklarende Handwoordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal, orthography, Taalkommissie, Low German, German language|German, English language|English, settler, Malay race|Malay, J. A. Heese, creole language, Khoikhoi, German people|German, French people|French, Cape Malays|Cape Malay, Hollandic, Malay language|Malay, Arabic Afrikaans, Malagasy language|Malagasy, Portuguese language|Portuguese, French language|French, Khoisan languages|Khoi and San dialects, English language|English, Xhosa language|Xhosa, Dutch language|Dutch, English language|English, Dutch East Indies, Image:Afrikaansdistrib.gif|thumb|300px|right|[[Provinces of South Africa, Dutch language|Dutch, English language|English, wikt:lief|lief, .za, List of Internet TLDs|internet top level domain, affix|suffix, Flanders, Dutch Republic|United Provinces, Afrikaner, Haarlem, diacritic, ASCII, schwa, Whites, Coloured, Asians in South Africa|Indians, Anglo-African, Namibia, 1990, Zimbabwe, 1980, Bophuthatswana, Bantustan, Belgium, The Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States, United Kingdom, London, South African English, bakkie, braai, English language|English, trek, apartheid, Soweto, Soweto riots|rebellion, History of South Africa, Constitution of South Africa|Constitution, 1996, South African Broadcasting Corporation, television, South African Airways, livery, diplomatic mission, Huisgenoot, KykNet, 1999, MK89, Outsourcing|outsource, call centre, 1893, Afrikaans Language Monument, Paarl, Jamie Uys, Voortrekker Monument, Pretoria, Aardklop, Arabic Afrikaans, List of Afrikaans language poets, List of English words of Afrikaans origin, Afrikaans speaking population in South Africa, South African Translators' Institute, Category:Dutch-based pidgins and creoles, Category:Afrikaans| , Category:Languages of South Africa, Category:Low Franconian languages, Category:Afrikaners, Category:Language comparison, af:Afrikaans, ar:لغة أفريكانية, an:Afrikaans, ast:Afrikaans, br:Afrikaneg, bg:Африкаанс, ca:Afrikaans, cs:Afrikánština, cy:Afrikaans, da:Afrikaans, de:Afrikaans, et:Afrikaani keel, el:Αφρικάανς γλώσσα, eml:Afrikaans, es:Afrikáans, eo:Afrikansa lingvo, eu:Afrikaans, fa:آفریکانس, fr:Afrikaans, fy:Afrikaansk, ga:Afracáinis, gd:Afrikaans, gl:Lingua afrikaans, ko:아프리칸스어, hy:Աֆրիկանս, hr:Afrikaans, id:Bahasa Afrikaans, xh:IsiBhulu, zu:IsiBhunu, is:Afríkanska, it:Lingua afrikaans, he:אפריקאנס, ka:აფრიკაანსი, kw:Afrikaans, sw:Kiafrikaans, lij:Lengua afrikaans, lt:Afrikanų kalba, li:Afrikaans, hu:Afrikaans nyelv, ms:Bahasa Afrikaans, nl:Afrikaans, nds-nl:Afrikaans, ja:アフリカーンス語, no:Afrikaans, nn:Afrikaans, nds:Afrikaans, pl:Język afrikaans, pt:Língua africâner, ro:Limba afrikaans, ru:Африкаанс, se:Afrikánsagiella, sco:Afrikaans leid, ru-sib:Африканс, scn:Afrikaans, simple:Afrikaans, sk:Afrikánčina, sl:Afrikanščina, sr:Африканс, sh:Afrikaans, fi:Afrikaans, sv:Afrikaans, th:ภาษาแอฟริคานส์, tr:Afrikaans, uk:Африкаанс, bat-smg:Afrėkanū ruoda, zh:南非語]
Afrikaner	[1.0, Image:Andries Pretorius.jpg|70x82px|Andries Pretorius|, Image:Daniel Malan.jpg|70x82px|Daniel Malan, Image:JanSmutsFM.png|70x82px|Jan Smuts, Image:Pjjoubert.jpg|70x82px|Petrus Jacobus Joubert, Andries Pretorius, Daniel Malan, Jan Smuts, Petrus Jacobus Joubert, Afrikaans, Protestant, Afrikaner Calvinism|Calvinist, Anglo African, Dutch people|Dutch, Frisians, Flemish people|Flemish, Walloons, French people|French, English people|English, ethnic group, North-West Europe|Northwestern European, kinship and descent|ancestry, Afrikaans, immigrants|settlers, Cape Colony|Cape of Good Hope, Dutch East India Company, the Netherlands, Dutch people|Dutch, Calvinism|Calvinists, Flemings|Flemish, German people|German, Protestants, French people|French, Huguenots, Frisians, Walloons, Image:JanVanRiebeckArrival.jpg|left|250px|thumb|Romanticised painting of an account of the arrival of [[Jan van Riebeeck, Dutch East India Company, Huguenots, Scandinavia, Portugal, Spain, Stellenbosch, Boer, Image:Prinsenvlag.svg|Left|160px|thumb|Flag of the [[United Netherlands, migrations, Jacobus_Herculaas_de_la_Rey#Pop_culture_-_Bok_van_Blerk_song|Bok van Blerk song, Great Trek, Battle of Blood River, Voortrekkers, Northern Cape, Natal Province|Natal, Orange Free State, Trekboers, Image:TrekBoerPortrait.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Trekboer, Karoo, Dingane, Piet Retief, Dingane, impi, Drakensberg, Blaauwkrans, Weenen, Xhosa, Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius|Andries Pretorius, Battle of Blood River, Day of the Covenant, Day of the Vow, Natalia Republic, Natal Province|Natal, Drakensberg, Transvaal, Mfecane, South Africa, Delagoa Bay, Maputo|Lourenço Marques, Mozambique, British Empire, Portuguese people|Portuguese, Image:LizzieVanZyl.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Lizzie van Zyl, visited by [[Emily Hobhouse, concentration camp, South African Republic, Orange Free State, First Boer War, Second Boer War, scorched earth, concentration camps, starvation|hunger, infectious diseases|disease, Bantu, Union of South Africa, diaspora, Zimbabwe, Patagonia, Argentina, Ben Viljoen, http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Rhodes/1266/historical-kenya-photocamp.jpg, Jan Janse van Rensburg, James Hayes Sadler, bittereinder, Eldoret, First World War, Union of South Africa, South-West Africa Campaign, Image:Boercamp1.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Afrikaner women and children in British [[concentration camp, List of concentration and internment camps#South Africa|children from the concentration camps, Maritz Rebellion, Namibia, first world, English language|English, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Dutch language|Dutch, the Netherlands, Belgium, Image:Afrikaner Vryheidsvlag.svg|Left|160px|thumb|The "''Vryheidsvlag''" (Freedom Flag) erstwhile called the Rebellevlag (Rebels Flag) believed to be used by some Cape Rebels during the second Anglo-Boer War.<ref> [http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/za}boer.html Flags of the World] </ref>, Orania, Volkstaat, apartheid, English language, Zimbabwe, African National Congress, South Africa, Bantustan|homeland, Qwaqwa, Zululand, Ciskei, Transkei, Venda, Bophuthatswana, South African referendum, 1992, 17 March, 1992, Tricameral Parliament|tricameral election, Coloured, India, State President, Frederik Willem de Klerk|F.W. de Klerk, Anglo-African|English, coloured, Namibia, kleurlinge, Basters, bastard, Griqua, Namaqua, Khoikhoi, racial segregation, Malay race|Malay, neologism, minority rights, Constitution of South Africa, Volkstaat, African National Congress, Democratic Alliance (South Africa)|Democratic Alliance, Affirmative Action, Genocide Watch, South African farm attacks|farm attacks, 2003-07-31, Image:Flag of South Africa.svg|right|160px|thumb|National flag of [[South Africa, Whites in South Africa|white, South Africa, Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, Kwazulu-Natal, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Northern Cape, North West Province|North West, Western Cape, Great Trek, Image:Flag of Namibia.svg|thumb|left|100px|National flag of [[Namibia, Windhoek, Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg|thumb|right|100px|The [[United Kingdom, Image:Flag of the Netherlands.svg|thumb|right|100px|[[The Netherlands, Image:Flag of the Commonwealth of Nations.svg|thumb|left|100px|The [[Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, the Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Argentina, Mexico, working holiday visa, Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, the Netherlands, Belgium, ZAR, Christian, Calvinism, Age of Enlightenment|Enlightenment, civil religion, Khoikhoi, Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners, Cornelis Jacobus Langenhoven, Union of South Africa, novel, poet, Uys Krige, Elisabeth Eybers, Breyten Breytenbach, André Brink, Boeremusiek, Volkspele, sokkie, Rugby union|Rugby, cricket, golf, Afrikaanse Taal en Kultuurvereniging, Freedom Front, Volkstaat, Orania, Democratic Alliance (South Africa)|Democratic Alliance, Afrikaanses, Dutch language|see Dutch language, Afrikaans, Great Trek, Boer, dialect, Anglo-African, Anglo-African, Afrikaner Calvinism, ethnicity, Jani Allan, The Jeff Rense Show, South African farm attacks, 25 June, 2006, ethnic group, self determination, Volkstaat, ethnic nationalism, homeland, white nationalism, race science, population genetics, eugenics, Herstigte Nasionale Party, Afrikaner Calvinism, Afrikaner cattle, Anglo-African, Afrikaner-Jews, Huguenots in South Africa, Whites in South Africa, White people, White African|White Africans, Boers, Cape Coloured, Cape Dutch, Cape Malay, Culture of South Africa, List of notable Afrikaners, Orania, South African farm attacks, Trekboers, Volkstaat, Voortrekkers, :s:Some Boer characteristics|Some Boer characteristics, North American Review|The North American Review, Category:Afrikaners| , Category:Ethnic groups in South Africa, af:Afrikaners, ca:Afrikaner, cs:Afrikánci, et:Afrikandrid, fr:Afrikaner, it:Afrikaner, he:אפריקאנרים, nl:Afrikaners, no:Afrikandere, ja:アフリカーナー, simple:Afrikaner, sk:Afrikánci, sh:Afrikaneri, fi:Afrikaanerit, sv:Afrikaaner, tr:Afrikaner, zh:阿非利卡人]
Afro Celt Sound System	[1.0, nl:Afro Celt Sound System, band (music)|musical group, dance music|dance, trip-hop, techno music|techno, Celtic music|Celtic, Africa, Grammy, Simon Emmerson, world music, supergroup (bands)|supergroup, Peter Gabriel, Real World Records, WOMAD, Real World Records|Real World, Simon Emmerson, guitar, N'Faly Kouyate, kora (instrument)|kora, Balafon|balaphon, n'goma, Moussa Sissokho, djembe, talking drum, James McNally (musician)|James McNally, Bodhrán, accordion, Tin whistle|whistle, Johnny Kalsi, Dhol Foundation, Dhol, Iarla Ó Lionáird, Emer Mayock, tin whistle, flute, uillean pipes, Martin Russell, Peter Gabriel, Robert Plant, Pete Lockett, Sinéad O'Connor, Pina Kollar, Dorothee Munyaneza, Sevara Nazarkhan, Simon Massey, Jesse Cook, Martin Hayes (musician)|Martin Hayes, Eileen Ivers, Mundy, Demba Barry, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Ciarán Tourish, Altan, Ronan Browne, Michael McGoldrick, Myrdhin, Shooglenifty, Mairead Nesbitt, Davy Spillane, Jonas Bruce, Ayub Ogada, Volume 1: Sound Magic, Volume 2: Release, Volume 3: Further in Time, Seed (album)|Seed, Pod (Afro Celt Sound System album)|Pod, Volume 5: Anatomic, Category:World music groups, Category:Celtic fusion groups, Category:Real World artists|Afro Celt Sound System, ast:Afro Celts, cs:Afro Celt Sound System, fr:Afro Celt Sound System, fi:Afro Celt Sound System, ja:アフロ・ケルト・サウンド・システム, nl:Afro Celt Sound System, pl:Afro Celt Sound System]
Afro-Asiatic languages	[1.0, Horn of Africa, North Africa, Central Africa, West Africa, Southwest Asia, language family|language families, Berber languages|Berber, Chadic languages|Chadic, Egyptian language|Egyptian, Semitic languages|Semitic, Cushitic languages|Cushitic, Omotic languages|Omotic, Image:Afro-Asiatic.png|center|300px, language family, Languages of Africa, SIL_International|SIL, North Africa, East Africa, West Africa, Central Africa, Southwest Asia, Arabic language|Arabic, Berber languages, Chadic languages, Egyptian language, Semitic languages, Cushitic languages, Beja language, Omotic languages, Ongota language|Ongota, Harold C. Fleming|Harold Fleming, Proto-Afro-Asiatic, Igor Diakonoff, Lionel Bender, Ethiopia, Christopher Ehret, Red Sea, Sahara, Levant, Natufian culture, Semitic language, PPNB, nomadic pastoralism, fertile crescent, Tonal language, phoneme|phonemically, Cushitic, Omotic, Meroetic, Sahara pump theory|Sahara pump, grammatical gender|gender, Verb Subject Object|VSO, linguistic typology|typology, Subject Verb Object|SVO, emphatic consonant, morphology (linguistics)|morphology, Proto-Indo-European language|PIE, Nostratic, loanword, Kabyle language|Kabyle, Somali, Niger-Congo languages, possessive suffix, Berber people, 9th century, Judah ibn Quraysh, Tiaret, Algeria, 1844, Theodor Benfey|Th. Benfey, Friedrich Müller (linguist)|Friedrich Müller, 1876, Hamitic hypothesis, Leo Reinisch, Marcel Cohen, Joseph Greenberg, Harold Fleming (scholar)|Harold Fleming, Omotic, Robert Hetzron, Christopher Ehret, Harold Fleming (scholar)|Harold Fleming, Joseph Greenberg, Paul Newman (professor)|Paul Newman, Ongota language|Ongotá, Lionel Bender, Vladimir Orel, Olga Stolbova, Sprachbund, Alexander Militarev, lexicostatistics, African languages, Etymological Dictionary, Roger Blench, Alexander Militarev, V.M. Illich-Svitych, Category:Afro-Asiatic languages| , af:Afro-Asiatiese tale, ar:لغات أفروآسيوية, an:Luengas afro-asiaticas, bn:আফ্রো-এশীয় ভাষাসমূহ, bs:Afroazijski jezici, br:Yezhoù afrez-aziatek, bg:Афро-азиатски езици, ca:Llengües afroasiàtiques, cs:Afroasijské jazyky, de:Afroasiatische Sprachen, el:Αφροασιατικές γλώσσες, es:Lenguas afroasiáticas, eo:Afrikazia lingvaro, eu:Afroasiar hizkuntzak, fa:زبان‌های آفریقایی-آسیایی, fr:Langues afro-asiatiques, ga:Teangacha Afráiseacha, ko:아프리카아시아어족, hi:सामी-हामी भाषा-परिवार, hsb:Afroaziske rěče, hr:Afroazijski jezici, ilo:Pagsasao nga Afro-Asiatica, id:Bahasa Afro-Asia, ia:Linguas afro-asiatic, it:Lingue afro-asiatiche, he:שפות אפרו-אסיאתיות, ku:Zimanmalbata efrîqa û asyayî, lt:Semitų-chamitų kalbos, hu:Afroázsiai nyelvcsalád, nl:Afro-Aziatische talen, ja:アフロ・アジア語族, no:Afroasiatiske språk, nn:Afroasiatiske språk, oc:Lengas afroasiaticas, pl:Języki afroazjatyckie, pt:Línguas afro-asiáticas, ru:Афразийские языки, ru-sib:Афроазиятски говоры, sk:Semitsko-hamitské jazyky, sl:Afroazijski jeziki, sr:Афроазијски језици, fi:Afroaasialaiset kielet, sv:Afroasiatiska språk, ta:ஆபிரிக்க-ஆசிய மொழிகள், kab:Tutlayin tifrusyawiyin, uk:Афразійські мови, zh:闪含语系]
Afro-asiatic languages	[1.0, Afro-Asiatic languages]
AfroAsiaticLanguages	[1.0, Afro-Asiatic languages]
Afrobeat	[1.0, Yoruba music, jazz, Highlife, funk, rhythm, Africa, Percussion instrument|percussion, vocal, Africa, Nigeria, Musician|instrumentalist, bandleader, Fela Kuti, highlife, Koola Lobitos, Tony Allen (musician)|Tony Allen, Big band, polyrhythmic, Improvisation, Pidgin English, Nigeria, Politics, Roy Ayers, Randy Weston, Branford Marsalis, Brian Eno, Femi Kuti, Seun Kuti, Funsho Ogundipe, Antibalas, Brooklyn, Chicago Afrobeat Project, Illinois, Alma Afrobeat Ensemble, Tony Allen (musician)|Tony Allen, James Brown|James Brown's, Category:African music, Category:Music genres, de:Afrobeat, es:Afrobeat, fr:Afrobeat, hr:Afrobeat, it:Afrobeat, ja:アフロビート, pl:Afrobeat, fi:Afrobeat]
Afrocelt Sound System	[1.0, Afro_Celt_Sound_System]
Afterglow	[1.0, sky, dust, earth's atmosphere|atmosphere, cloud, twilight, reflection (optics)|reflected, snow, mountain, sunset, scattering, white, light, volcano, Krakatoa, red, sunset, Edvard Munch, The Scream, Mount Pinatubo, Dresden, Free State of Saxony|Saxony, Germany, Slovenia, Triglav Lakes Valley, Gegenschein, Sunset, Category:Atmospheric and ocean optics, Category:Atmospheric optical phenomena, de:Abendrot, ja:夕焼け, nl:Avondrood, pl:Zorza poranna, zh:晚霞餘暉]
Afterlife	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/220.253.20.76|220.253.20.76, User talk:220.253.20.76|talk, existence, spirituality|spiritual, ghost, planes of existence, physical, death, near-death experience, reincarnation, religion, esotericism, metaphysics, science, materialism|materialist, List of philosophical questions, theists, Atheism|Atheists, Buddhists, reincarnation, God, Agnosticism|Agnostics, posthumanism, Humanism (life stance)|Humanism, empiricism, Scientific method, Duncan MacDougall, soul, death, scientific, 21 Grams, Francis Crick, Frank Tipler, physics, immortality, near-death experience, spells, Book of the Dead, Ammut, Ancient Egyptian religion, Egyptian Book of the Dead, embalm, mastaba, Fields of Yalu, psychomachia, Ammit, Zoroaster, Upanishads, reincarnation, samsara, Hebrew Bible, sheol, Book of Numbers, sheol, Odyssey, Homer, Elysium, Zeus|Zeus's, Myth of Er, Plato, Book of Enoch, sheol, Paradise, Harry Emerson Fosdick|Fosdick, Harry Emerson, 2 Maccabees, Jesus, New Testament, Bible, resurrection, heaven, hell, Gospel of Luke|Luke, Lazarus and Dives|Lazarus and the rich man, Hades, bosom of Abraham|comfort, Book of Revelation, God, angels, Satan, demons, souls, transfiguration, Acts of Paul and Thecla, Hippolytus of Rome, Hades, bosom of Abraham, Lake of fire|lake of unquenchable fire, Gregory of Nyssa, purgatory|purification, Augustine of Hippo|Saint Augustine, Pelagius, original sin, Pope Gregory I, Gregory of Nyssa, Purgatory|purgatorial, Pahlavi, particular judgment, hamistagan, Judgment Day, Purgatory|purgatorium, Augustine of Hippo, Pope Gregory I, Maimonides, Olam Haba, Prose Edda, Hel (realm)|Hel, Valhalla, Zohar, Gehenna, Martin Luther, particular judgment, Bible, psychopannychism|the soul sleeps, Judgment Day, John Calvin, resurrection of the dead, Age of Enlightenment, Emanuel Swedenborg, Heaven and Hell (Swedenborg)|Heaven and Hell, New Age, Science Fiction, Joseph Smith, Jr., Sidney Rigdon, Degrees of glory, Doctrine and Covenants, Joseph F. Smith, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Harrowing of Hell, C. S. Lewis, The Great Divorce, Hell, Heaven, Judaism, Jewish eschatology#The afterlife and olam haba (the "world to come")|Jewish views of the afterlife, Christianity, soul, eternity, happiness, torment, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, Limbo, Paul of Tarsus|St. Paul, Augustine of Hippo|Augustinian, Thomist, Martin Luther|Lutheran, Calvinist, Pelagianism, free will, predestination, Angels, Heaven, souls, angels, God, Sufism|Sufi, Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi|Rumi, Angel#Angels as a development step of the soul|development steps, universalism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Ecclesiastes, deist, punishment, Cesare, Marquis of Beccaria, Jeremy Bentham, Michel Foucault, Thomas Aquinas, Jonathan Edwards, Universalists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-day Adventist Church|Seventh-day Adventists, Mormons, degrees of glory, Catechism of the Catholic Church, Hinduism|Hindus, Rosicrucian, Spiritism|Spiritists, Wicca, reincarnation, Physical plane|physical world, consciousness, altruism, salvation|liberation, born again|spiritual rebirth, metempsychosis, transmigration of the soul|transmigrate, vegetables, minerals, Karma, Buddhism|Buddhists, rebirth (Buddhism)|rebirth, Atman (Buddhism)|self, karma in Buddhism|karma, Tibetan Buddhism, Bardo Thodol|Tibetan Book of the Dead, Buddha, Dharma (Buddhism)|Dharma, Max Heindel, near-death experiences, life review, Plane (cosmology)|planes of existence, silver cord, Last Judgment#Esoteric Christian tradition|judgment, Neopaganism|Neopagans, Sikhs, Akhirah, Atheism, Bardo, Belief, Cognitivism, Cryonics, Death, Doomsday, Electronic voice phenomenon, Elysium, Empiricism, Enlightenment (concept)|Enlightenment, Epistemology, Eschatology, Eternity, Exaltation (Mormonism), Ghost, Happiness, Harrowing of Hell, Haunting, Health, Heaven, Hell, Humanism (life stance), Immortality, Intermediate state, Jewish eschatology, Life, Life extension, Logical positivism, Mictlan, Near-death experience, Omega point, Out-of-body experience, Pre-Birth communication, Preventive medicine, Reincarnation, Salvation, Scientific method, Sheol, Soul, Suspended animation, The Near Death Experiment, Truth, Undead, Valhalla, Verification, Alan F. Segal, John J. McGraw, William Rounseville Alger, Category:Religious philosophy and doctrine, Category:Death, Category:Jewish theology, Category:Spirituality, Category:Christian eschatology, Category:Life after death, de:Leben nach dem Tod, es:Más allá, fr:Vie après la mort, he:חיים לאחר המוות, it:Aldilà, la:Vita aeterna, nl:Leven na de dood, ja:来世, pl:Życie pozagrobowe, simple:Afterlife, fi:Tuonpuoleinen, sv:Livet efter detta, vi:Thế giới sau khi chết, tr:Ahiret]
Afyonkarahisar	[1.0, Turkey, Afyonkarahisar Province|Afyon Province, Aegean, Ankara, Akar River, Turkish language|Turkish, opium, Image:15th century map of Turkey region.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Photo of a 15th Century map showing [[Nicopolis, Hittites, Phrygians, Lydians, Persians, Alexander the Great, Akroinon, Seleucids, Pergamon, Rome, Byzantium, List of Byzantine Emperors|Byzantine emperor, Leo III the Isaurian|Leo III, Battle of Akroinon|victory, Arab, 740, Nicopolis, Seljuk Turks, Crusades, Ottoman Empire|Ottoman, Beyazid I, 1392, Timur Lenk, 1402, 1428, 1429, Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922), Turkish War of Independence, 1923, Afyon Kocatepe University, marble, sucuk, kaymak, Turkish Delight, Ankara, İzmir, Istanbul, Antalya, İzmir, Konya, Istanbul, pide, ağzı açık, bükme, keşkek, kaymak, ekmek, kadayif, Ikbal, Turkish delight, helva, 13th century, Hamm, European Association of Historic Towns and Regions, 1911, 1990, 1995, 2000, Ahmet Necdet Sezer, İlker Başbuğ, Arif Işık, Anatolian Tigers, Category:Ancient Greek cities, de:Afyonkarahisar, fr:Afyonkarahisar, gl:Afion - Afyon, ku:Afyon, hu:Afyonkarahisar, nl:Afyonkarahisar (stad), sv:Afyonkarahisar, tr:Afyonkarahisar]
Aga Khan I	[1.0, Aga Khan, 1804, 1881, Fatḥ ‘Alī Shāh, Fat′h Ali Shah Qajar, governor-general, Kerman, United Kingdom|British, India, Mumbai, First Anglo-Afghan War, Afghanistan, Sindh, Charles James Napier, Ismailis|Ismaili, 1881, Khorasan, Arabia, Central Asia, Syria, Morocco, British Raj, Aga Khan II, , Aga Khan I, , 1881, Aga Khan II, Category:Ismailis, Category:Persian people, Category:Indian Muslims, Category:1800 births, Category:1881 deaths, pl:Aga Chan I, zh:阿迦汗一世]
Aga Khan III	[1.0, Image:Aga Khan III.jpg|thumb|200px|right|[[Aga Khan, Order of St Michael and St George|GCMG, Order of the Star of India|GCSI, Order of the Indian Empire|GCIE, Royal Victorian Order|GCVO, Imperial Privy Council|PC, Persian language|Persian, November 2, 1877, July 11, 1957, Shia Imam|Imam, Shia, Ismaili, Muslim, All-India Muslim League, League of Nations, Karachi, India, Pakistan, Aga Khan II, Fath Ali Shah, Qajar dynasty, Ismailis, Europe, Muslim, Eton College|Eton, University of Cambridge|Cambridge University, 8 July, 1923, Shia Imam|Imam, Shi'a, Isma'ili, Muslim, Order of the Indian Empire|Knight Commander of the Indian Empire, Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria, Edward VII of the United Kingdom|Edward VII, Iran|Persia, All India Muslim League, Privy Council of the United Kingdom|Privy Council, League of Nations, Epsom Derby, 2 November, 1896, Poona, India, Shahzadi Begum, Aga Khan I, Nikah Mut'ah|Mutah, Cleope Teresa Magliano, Prince Aly Khan|Ali Solomone Khan, 1 December, 1926, 2 December, 1926, 7 December, 1929, Aix-les-Bains, France, 13 December, 1929, Mumbai|Bombay, India, Andrée Joséphine Carron, 8 December, 1929, Sadruddin Aga Khan, 18 January, 1933, 30 December, 1976, 9 October, 1944, Geneva, Switzerland, Yvonne Blanche Labrousse, 1 July, 2000, 23 April, 29 April, 1992, 10 October, 1944, 3 July, 2000, Aly Khan, Sadruddin Aga Khan, Aga Khan IV|Karim Aga Khan, Shia Imam|Imam, Ismaili, Muslim,  July 11,  1957, Versoix, Aswan, Egypt, Fatimids, Nizari, Aga Khan, Aga Khan Palace, History Channel, Aga Khan II, Aga Khan, Aga Khan IV, Category:Aga Khan Development Network, Category:British racehorse owners and breeders, Category:Indian philanthropists, Category:Indian religious leaders, Category:Indian Muslims, Category:Ismailis, Category:Pakistan Movement, Category:League of Nations, Category:Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom, Category:Old Etonians, Category:Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire, Category:Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Star of India, Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George, Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, Category:1877 births, Category:1957 deaths, de:Aga Khan III., fr:Aga Khan III, ja:アーガー・ハーン3世, pl:Aga Chan III, ur:آغا خان سوم, zh:阿迦汗三世]
Agamemnon	[1.0, Image:MaskeAgamemnon.JPG|thumb|250px|right|The so-called '[[Mask of Agamemnon, Heinrich Schliemann, 1876, Mycenae, Greek language|Greek, Greek mythology|Greek heroes, Atreus, Mycenae, Aerope, Menelaus, Pleisthenes, Pleisthenes, Dias (mythology) | Dias, Atreus, Aegisthus, Thyestes, Menelaus, Tyndareus, Sparta, Clytemnestra, Helen, Iphigeneia, Electra, Chrysothemis, Iphianissa, Orestes (mythology)|Orestes, Pelops, pederasty|pederastic, rape, murder, incest, treachery, House of Atreus, Image:300px-Iphigenia.jpg|thumb|right|150px|The sacrifice of [[Iphigenia, Aulis, Boeotia, Artemis, Aeschylus, Agamemnon (play)|Agamemnon, Sophocles, Electra (Sophocles)|Electra, Calchas, Iphigeneia, Achilles, Crimea, Hesiod, Hecate, Antiphus, teamster, Halaesus, Aeneas, Italy, Iliad, Briseis, Chryses, Cassandra, Priam, Image:The Return Of Agamemnon - Project Gutenberg eText 14994.png|thumbnail|right|300px|The return of Agamemnon, from an [[1879, Alfred Church, Argolis, Clytemnestra, Aegisthus, Pindar, Orestes, Electra, Athenaeus, Argynnus, eromenos, Cephisus, Aphrodite, Clement of Alexandria, Stephen of Byzantium, Propertius, tragedy|tragedies, Oresteia, Aeschylus, Peloponnesus, Sparta, Mycenae, Amyclae, Pleisthenes, Atreus, Zeus, sceptre, diadem, Mycenaean Greece|Mycenaean, S. M. Stirling, Island in the Sea of Time, Against the Tide of Years, On the Oceans of Eternity, nobility|noble, House Atreides|Atreides, science fiction, Dune (novel)|Dune, Frank Herbert, Atreus, Titan (Dune)#Agamemnon|Agamemnon, back-story, Leda and the Swan, Time Bandits, Sean Connery, Odysseus, Mask of Agamemnon, Troy (movie)|Troy, Scotland|Scottish, Brian Cox, Married with Children, William Shakespeare|Shakespearean, Troilus and Cressida, Age of Mythology, Ilium (novel)|Ilium, Olympos (novel)|Olympos, Dan Simmons, Where Troy Once Stood, Netherlands|Dutch, Bible|Biblical, Gog and Magog, The Mountain Goats, Earth_Alliance_(Babylon_5)|Earth Alliance, Babylon 5, Straczynski, Gundam Seed, Gundam Seed Destiny, Christine Brooke-Rose, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Starfleet, Descent, National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Mycenae, Troy, Homer, Homer, Iliad, Homer, Odyssey, Aeschylus, Agamemnon (play), Aeschylus, The Libation Bearers, Sophocles, Electra, Euripides, Electra, Apollodorus, Epitome, Seneca the Elder|Seneca, Category:Greek mythology, Category:People of the Trojan War, Category:Mythological kings, Category:Pederastic heroes and deities, Category:Characters in the Iliad, bs:Agamemnon, br:Agamemnon, bg:Агамемнон, ca:Agamèmnon, cs:Agamemnón, da:Agamemnon, de:Agamemnon, el:Αγαμέμνονας, es:Agamenón, eo:Agamemno, eu:Agamemnon, fr:Agamemnon, gl:Agamenón, ko:아가멤논, hr:Agamemnon, id:Agamemnon, is:Agamemnon, it:Agamennone, he:אגממנון, la:Agamemnon, lb:Agamemnon, lt:Agamemnonas, hu:Agamemnón, nl:Agamemnon, ja:アガメムノン, no:Agamemnon, pl:Agamemnon, pt:Agamemnon, ro:Agamemnon, ru:Агамемнон, simple:Agamemnon, sr:Агамемнон, sh:Agamemnon, fi:Agamemnon, sv:Agamemnon, uk:Агамемнон, zh:阿伽门农]
Agapanthus africanus	[1.0, Plant, Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta, Liliopsida, Asparagales, Alliaceae, Agapanthus, Carolus Linnaeus|L., family (biology)|family, Alliaceae, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, flower, Europe, 17th century, England, Ireland, cultivar, L. H. Bailey|Bailey, L. H., 2005, Project Gutenberg|Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, Category:Alliaceae, Category:Flora of Africa, Category:Flora of South Africa]
Agapetus II	[1.0, Pope Agapetus II]
Agar	[1.0, Image:Agar Plate.jpg|right|thumb|100mm diameter petri dishes containing agar jelly for bacterial culture, gelatin, Growth medium|culture medium, microbiology|microbiological, polysaccharide, cell wall, red alga, seaweed, laxative, vegetarian, gelatin, jelly|jellies, ice cream, Japan, anmitsu, brewing, sizing|paper sizing, polymer, galactose, polysaccharide, Agar plate, bacteria, fungi, microbe, gram-positive, gram-negative, MacConkey agar, E. coli, Electrophoresis|electrophoretic, agarose gel electrophoresis, Size exclusion chromatography|gel filtration chromatography, Concentrations#Mass-volume percentage|w/v, gram, litre, molding (process)|molds, cake, Kanten Diet, Murashige and Skoog medium|Murashige & Skoog, autoclave, Impression (Dental)|impression material, dentistry, Electrochemistry, Hysteresis, melting temperature|transition temperatures, Agar plate, Carrageenan, Rhodophyta, Asepsis, Microbiology, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Petri dish, Robert Koch, Category:Edible thickening agents, Category:Polysaccharides, Category:Microbiological media ingredients, Category:Dental materials, zh-min-nan:Chhài-iàn, ca:Agar, cs:Agar, da:Agar, de:Agar, es:Agar-Agar, fr:Agar-agar, gl:Ágar-ágar, hr:Agar, id:Agar-agar, it:Agar agar, he:אגר, hu:Agaragar, nl:Agar-agar, ja:寒天, pl:Agar-agar, pt:Ágar, ru:Агар-агар, fi:Agar, sv:Agar, uk:Агар-агар, zh:洋菜]
Agarose	[1.0, Agar, Agar, Category: Polysaccharides]
Agarose gel electrophoresis	[1.0, image:DNAgel4wiki.png|200px|thumb|right|Digital image of 3 plasmid restriction digests run on a 1% w/v agarose gel, 3 Volts/cm, stained with ethidium bromide. The DNA size marker is a commercial 1kB ladder. The position of the wells and direction of DNA migration is noted., gel electrophoresis, biochemistry, molecular biology, DNA, RNA, protein, electric field, electrophoresis, restriction enzyme|restriction mapping, PCR, Preimplantation genetic diagnosis|genetic diagnosis, genetic fingerprinting, Southern blot|Southern transfer, Northern Blot|Northern transfer, conformation, restriction digest, PCR, plasmid, restriction enzyme, ethidium bromide, ethidium bromide, Xylene cyanol, Bromophenol blue, Cresol Red, Orange G, base pair, polyacrylamide gel, Pulsed field gel electrophoresis|pulsed field electrophoresis, field inversion electrophoresis, agar, seaweed, red algae, EDTA, TBE buffer|Tris/Borate/EDTA, Sodium borate, ultraviolet, ethidium bromide, fluorescence|fluoresces, ImageJ, image:Agarosegel.jpg |200px|thumb|top| An Agarose 'slab' gel prior to UV illumination, behind a perspex UV shield. Only the marker dyes can be seen, image:AgarosegelUV.jpg |200px|thumb|top| The gel with UV illumination, the [[ethidium bromide, image:Agarosegelphoto.jpg |200px|thumb|top| Digital photo of the gel. Lane 1. Commercial DNA Markers (1kbplus), Lane 2. empty, Lane 3. a [[PCR, Restriction enzyme|Restriction, plasmid, Buffer solution, TBE buffer, Agarose, Ethidium bromide, SYBR Green, Nitrile rubber, ethidium bromide, molecular weight, dye, bromophenol blue, biochemistry, molecular biology, microwave oven, ethidium bromide, mutagen, ethidium bromide, Ethidium bromide, ultraviolet, molecular weight, anode, phosphate, Image:Gel electrophoresis 1.jpg|thumb|Agarose gel with samples loaded in the slots, before the electrophoresis process, Image:Gel electrophoresis 2.jpg|thumb|A pattern of DNA-bands under UV light, Image:Agarose-Gelelektrophorese.png|frame|none|Figure 1: Schematic drawing of the electrophoresis process, see text for description of steps{{speedy-image-c|[[2007-06-21, gel electrophoresis, SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, Southern blot, Northern blot, PCR, Restriction endonuclease, Category:Biological techniques and tools, Category:Molecular biology, Category:Electrophoresis, Category:Polymerase chain reaction, de:Agarose-Gelelektrophorese, fr:Électrophorèse en gel d'agarose, ja:アガロースゲル電気泳動]
Agasias	[1.0, ru:Агасий, Hellenic civilization|Greek, Sculpture|sculptor, Borghese Warrior, Louvre, Athens, Ephesus, 100 BC, Category:Hellenistic sculptors, cs:Agasiás, es:Agasio de Éfeso, it:Agasias, hu:Agasziasz, fi:Agasias]
Agate	[1.0, Cryptocrystalline, Rhombohedral Microcrystalline, Conchoidal, silicon dioxide|silica, chalcedony, metamorphic rock, chalcedony|chalcedonies, Achates River, Drillo (river)|Drillo, Sicily, Nodule (geology)|nodules, volcanic, lava, volatiles, silica, quartz, Viscosity|viscous, Brazil, geode, amethyst, Dusseldorf Exhibition, celadonite, delessite, green earth, iron, augite, iron oxide, limonite, Image:Agate banded 750pix.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Banded agate (agate-like [[onyx, crystal, soil, gravel, Mexico|Mexican, cyclops (rock)|cyclops, moss agate, fossil, gastropod, coral, petrified wood, Petoskey stone|Petoskey, Image:Montana Moss Agate.jpg|thumb|Montana Moss Agate, rainbow agates, Ellensburg blue agate, Image:Agatebots.jpg|thumb|right|Faceted Botswana agate, scorpion, snake, Disease|contagion, thunder, lightning, eloquence, magi, Shia, Allah, Ali, Imam, List of minerals, Lake Superior agate, Fire Agate, Category:Minerals, Category:Quartz varieties, ar:عقيق, bg:Ахат, da:Agat, de:Achat, et:Ahhaat, es:Ágata (mineral), eo:Agato, fa:عقیق, fr:Agate, is:Agat, it:Agata (minerale), he:שבו (אבן חן), lv:Ahāts, lt:Agatas, hu:Achát, nl:Agaat, ja:メノウ, ug:ھېقىق, pl:Agat, pt:Ágata, ro:Agat, ru:Агат, sk:Achát, sl:Ahat, sr:Ахат, fi:Akaatti, sv:Agat, th:โมรา, tr:Akik, uk:Агат (мінерал), zh:瑪瑙]
Agatha Christie	[1.0, 15 September, 1890, Torquay, Devon, England, 12 January, 1976, Cholsey, Oxfordshire, England, Novelist, Murder mystery, Crime fiction, Golden Age of Detective Fiction, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Edgar Allan Poe, Anna Katherine Green, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, GK Chesterton, Order of the British Empire|DBE, 15 September, 1890, 12 January, 1976, English people|English, crime fiction, romance, Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Guinness World Records|Guinness Book of World Records, William Shakespeare, 1000000000 (number)|billion, French language|French, Emile Zola, Play|stage play, The Mousetrap, 25 November, 1952, Mystery Writers of America, Mystery Writers of America#Grand Master Award|Grand Master Award, Witness for the Prosecution (play)|Witness for the Prosecution, Edgar Award, short story|short stories, Murder on the Orient Express, Death on the Nile, 4.50 From Paddington, Chorion (company)| Chorion, Image:Agatha Christie plaque -Torre Abbey.jpg|thumb|A plaque from the Agatha Christie Mile at [[Torre Abbey, Torquay, Torquay, Devon, United States|American, England|English, United States, 1914, Colonel, Archibald Christie, Royal Flying Corps, Rosalind Hicks, 1928, World War I, poison, cyanide, ricin, thallium, 8 December, 1926, Sunningdale, Berkshire, Newlands Corner, Surrey, Harrogate, amnesia, nervous breakdown, publicity stunt, 1979, Agatha (film)|Agatha, Vanessa Redgrave, Paul Harvey, The Rest of the Story, 1930, Roman Catholic, Anglican, Archaeology|archaeologist, Max Mallowan|Sir Max Mallowan, Middle East, Barbara Parker, 1977, And Then There Were None, Torquay, Devon, 1934, Murder on the Orient Express, Pera Palas, hotel, Istanbul, Turkey, Greenway Estate, National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty|National Trust, The Tale Of The Christmas Pudding, After The Funeral, Image:AgathaChristie.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Agatha Christie's room at the Pera Palas hotel where she wrote ''Murder on the Orient Express''., 1971, Order of the British Empire|Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, 12 January, 1976, Winterbrook, Cholsey, civil parish|parish, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, 28 October, 2004, Mathew Prichard, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, The Murder at the Vicarage, Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple|Jane Marple, Curtain (novel)|''Curtain'', Sleeping Murder, Murder on the Orient Express, 1974, Conan Doyle, New York Times, 1976, Marple series, Colonel Arthur Bantry, Dolly, Saint Mary Mead, Desert Island Discs, Brian Aldiss, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp, The Secret Adversary, Tommy and Tuppence, Murder on the Links, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, The Man in the Brown Suit, Colonel Race, The Secret of Chimneys, Superintendent Battle, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Hercule Poirot, The Big Four (novel)|''The Big Four'', Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp, The Mystery of the Blue Train, Hercule Poirot, The Seven Dials Mystery, Superintendent Battle, The Murder at the Vicarage, Miss Marple, The Sittaford Mystery, Peril at End House, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp, Lord Edgware Dies, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp, Murder on the Orient Express, Hercule Poirot, Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, Three Act Tragedy, Hercule Poirot, Death in the Clouds, Hercule Poirot, Chief Inspector Japp, The A.B.C. Murders, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp, Murder in Mesopotamia, Hercule Poirot, Cards on the Table, Hercule Poirot, Colonel Race, Superintendent Battle, Ariadne Oliver, Death on the Nile, Hercule Poirot, Colonel Race, Dumb Witness, Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Appointment with Death, Hercule Poirot, Hercule Poirot's Christmas, Hercule Poirot, And Then There Were None, Murder is Easy, Superintendent Battle, Sad Cypress, Hercule Poirot, One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (novel)|One, Two, Buckle My Shoe, Hercule Poirot, Chief Inspector Japp, Evil Under the Sun, Hercule Poirot, N or M?, Tommy and Tuppence, The Body in the Library, Miss Marple, Five Little Pigs, Hercule Poirot, The Moving Finger, Miss Marple, Towards Zero, Superintendent Battle, Death Comes as the End, Sparkling Cyanide, Colonel Race, The Hollow, Hercule Poirot, Taken at the Flood, Hercule Poirot, Crooked House, A Murder is Announced, Miss Marple, They Came to Baghdad, Mrs McGinty's Dead, Hercule Poirot, Ariadne Oliver, They Do It with Mirrors, Miss Marple, A Pocket Full of Rye, Miss Marple, After the Funeral, Hercule Poirot, Destination Unknown (novel)|''Destination Unknown'', Hickory Dickory Dock (novel)|''Hickory Dickory Dock'', Hercule Poirot, Dead Man's Folly, Hercule Poirot, Ariadne Oliver, 4.50 From Paddington, Miss Marple, Ordeal by Innocence, Cat Among the Pigeons, Hercule Poirot, The Pale Horse (novel)|''The Pale Horse'', Ariadne Oliver, The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side, Miss Marple, The Clocks (novel)|''The Clocks'', Hercule Poirot, A Caribbean Mystery, Miss Marple, At Bertram's Hotel, Miss Marple, Third Girl, Hercule Poirot, Ariadne Oliver, Endless Night, By the Pricking of My Thumbs (novel)|''By the Pricking of My Thumbs'', Tommy and Tuppence, Hallowe'en Party, Hercule Poirot, Ariadne Oliver, Passenger to Frankfurt, Nemesis (Agatha Christie novel)|''Nemesis'', Miss Marple, Elephants Can Remember, Hercule Poirot, Ariadne Oliver, Postern of Fate, Tommy and Tuppence, Curtain (novel)|''Curtain'', Hercule Poirot, Arthur Hastings, Sleeping Murder, Miss Marple, 1924 in literature|1924, Poirot Investigates, 1929 in literature|1929, Partners in Crime (short story collection)|Partners in Crime, 1930 in literature|1930, The Mysterious Mr. Quin, 1933 in literature|1933, The Hound of Death, 1933 in literature|1933, The Thirteen Problems, 1934 in literature|1934, Parker Pyne Investigates, Parker Pyne, Ariadne Oliver, 1934 in literature|1934, The Listerdale mystery, 1937 in literature|1937, Murder in the Mews, 1939 in literature|1939, The Regatta Mystery|Regatta Mystery and Other Stories, 1947 in literature|1947, The Labours of Hercules, 1948 in literature|1948, The Witness for the Prosecution and Other Stories, 1950 in literature|1950, Three Blind Mice and Other Stories, 1951 in literature|1951, The Under Dog and Other Stories, 1960 in literature|1960, The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding, 1961 in literature|1961, Double Sin and Other Stories, 1971 in literature|1971, The Golden Ball and Other Stories, 1974 in literature|1974, Poirot's Early Cases, 1979 in literature|1979, Miss Marple's Final Cases and Two Other Stories, 1991 in literature|1991, Problem at Pollensa Bay and Other Stories, 1997 in literature|1997, The Harlequin Tea Set, 1997 in literature|1997, While the Light Lasts and Other Stories, 1997 in literature|1997, Death is not the Worst Thing, Hugh Walpole, Dorothy L. Sayers, Anthony Berkeley, E. C. Bentley, Ronald Knox, Detection Club, The Scoop and Behind The Screen, The Scoop, Dorothy L. Sayers, E. C. Bentley, Anthony Berkeley, Freeman Wills Crofts, Clemence Dane, Detection Club, The Scoop and Behind The Screen, The Floating Admiral, G. K. Chesterton, Dorothy L. Sayers, Detection Club, Black Coffee (book)|Black Coffee, The Unexpected Guest, Spider's Web, Giant's Bread, Unfinished Portrait (novel)|Unfinished Portrait, Absent in the Spring, The Rose and the Yew Tree, A Daughter's a Daughter, The Burden (novel)|The Burden, Alibi (play)|''Alibi'', Black Coffee (play)|''Black Coffee'', Love from a Stranger, A Daughter's a Daughter, Peril at End House, And Then There Were None|''Ten Little Indians'', Appointment with Death, Murder on the Nile/Hidden Horizon, Murder at the Vicarage, The Hollow, The Mousetrap, Witness for the Prosecution, Spider's Web, Towards Zero, Verdict (play)|''Verdict'', The Unexpected Guest, Go Back for Murder, Rule of Three (play)|''Rule of Three'', Fiddler's Three, Aknaton, A Murder is Announced, Cards on the Table, Problem at Pollensa Bay, Murder is Easy, And Then There Were None, Yellow Iris, Three Blind Mice, Butter In a Lordly Dish, Personal Call, Wasp's Nest, Come Tell Me How You Live, Agatha Christie: An Autobiography, Murder on the Orient Express, The Murder on the Links, Death on the Nile, Love from a Stranger, And Then There Were None|Ten Little Indians, And Then There Were None|Ten Little Indians, Murder at the Vicarage, Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, Spider's Web, The Seven Dials Mystery, The Agatha Christie Hour, Murder is Easy, The Witness for the Prosecution, Partners in Crime (short story collection)|Partners in Crime , A Caribbean Mystery, Sparkling Cyanide, The Body in the Library, Murder with Mirrors, The Moving Finger, A Murder Is Announced, A Pocket Full of Rye, Thirteen At Dinner, Dead Man's Folly, Murder in Three Acts, Murder at the Vicarage, Sleeping Murder, At Bertram's Hotel, Nemesis (Christie)|Nemesis, 4.50 From Paddington, The Man In The Brown Suit, A Caribbean Mystery, They Do It With Mirrors, The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side, The Pale Horse, Murder on the Orient Express, Sparkling Cyanide, Marple (TV play)|Marple, The Body in the Library, Murder at the Vicarage, Appointment with Death, A Murder is Announced, Sleeping Murder, The Moving Finger, By the Pricking of My Thumbs (novel)|By the Pricking of My Thumbs, The Sittaford Mystery, Hercule Poirot's Christmas, Towards Zero, Nemesis (Christie)|Nemesis, At Bertram's Hotel, Ordeal by Innocence, Agatha Christie's Poirot|''Agatha Christie's Poirot'' television series, Peril at End House, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, Hercule Poirot's Christmas, Murder on the Links, Hickory Dickory Dock, Dumb Witness, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Lord Edgware Dies, Evil Under the Sun, Murder in Mesopotamia, Five Little Pigs, Death on the Nile, Sad Cypress, The Hollow, The Mystery of the Blue Train, Cards on the Table, Taken at the Flood, After the Funeral, Die Abenteuer G.m.b.H., The Passing of Mr. Quinn, Alibi (play)|Alibi, Black Coffee (film)|Black Coffee, Lord Edgware Dies, Love From A Stranger, And Then There Were None, Love From A Stranger, Witness for the Prosecution, The Spider's Web, Murder, She Said, 4.50 From Paddington, Murder at the Gallop, After the Funeral, Murder Most Foul, Mrs. McGinty's Dead, Murder Ahoy!, They Do It with Mirrors, And Then There Were None|Ten Little Indians, The Alphabet Murders, Endless Night, Murder on the Orient Express (1974 film)|Murder on the Orient Express, And Then There Were None|Ten Little Indians, Death on the Nile, The Mirror Crack'd, Evil Under the Sun, Ordeal by Innocence, Appointment with Death, Desyat Negrityat, And Then There Were None|Ten Little Indians, The Scoop (video game)|The Scoop, Spinnaker Software, Telarium, Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express, NHK|Nippon Housou Kyoukai, anime, Agatha Christie's Great Detectives Poirot and Marple, canon (fiction)|canonical, Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels, Agatha Christie's Poirot|''Agatha Christie's Poirot'' television series, Agatha Christie: A Life in Pictures, Abney Hall, Wikipedia:Persondata, 15 September, 1890, Torquay, Devon, England, 12 January, 1976, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, England, Category:1890 births, Category:1976 deaths, Category:Agatha Christie|*, Category:Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Category:Edgar Award winners, Category:English crime fiction writers, Category:English dramatists and playwrights, Category:English mystery writers, Category:English short story writers, Category:English women writers, Category:Female wartime nurses, Category:People from Berkshire (before 1974), Category:People from Sunningdale, Category:People from Torquay, af:Agatha Christie, ar:أجاثا كريستي, bn:আগাথা ক্রিস্টি, bs:Agatha Christie, bg:Агата Кристи, ca:Agatha Christie, cs:Agatha Christie, cy:Agatha Christie, da:Agatha Christie, de:Agatha Christie, et:Agatha Christie, es:Agatha Christie, eo:Agatha Christie, eu:Agatha Christie, fa:آگاتا کریستی, fr:Agatha Christie, fy:Agatha Christie, hi:ऐगथा क्रिस्टी, hr:Agatha Christie, io:Agatha Christie, id:Agatha Christie, it:Agatha Christie, he:אגאתה כריסטי, la:Agatha Christie, lb:Agatha Christie, lt:Agatha Christie, hu:Agatha Christie, mk:Агата Кристи, mr:अगाथा ख्रिस्ती, nl:Agatha Christie, ja:アガサ・クリスティ, no:Agatha Christie, nn:Agatha Christie, oc:Agatha Christie, pms:Agatha Christie, pl:Agatha Christie, pt:Agatha Christie, qu:Agatha Christie, ru:Кристи, Агата, sq:Agatha Christie, scn:Agatha Christie, simple:Agatha Christie, sk:Agatha Christie, sl:Agatha Christie, sr:Агата Кристи, sh:Agatha Christie, fi:Agatha Christie, sv:Agatha Christie, ta:அகதா கிறிஸ்டி, th:อกาธา คริสตี, vi:Agatha Christie, tg:Агата Кристӣ, tr:Agatha Christie, uk:Крісті Аґата, bat-smg:Agata Kristi, zh:阿加莎·克里斯蒂]
Agatho	[1.0, Pope Agatho, Hor and Susia]
Agathocles	[1.0, Image:agathocles coin.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Coin of Agathocles., 361 BC|361, 289 BC, Greek language|Greek, tyrant, Syracuse, Italy|Syracuse, 317 BC|317, 289 BC, Sicily, 304 BC|304, 289 BC, Termini Imerese, pottery|potter, 343 BC, 333 BC, widow, banishment|banished, oligarchy|oligarchical, 317 BC, mercenary|mercenaries, democracy|democratic, constitution, Carthage, 311 BC, siege|besieged, Battle of Himera (311 BC)|the battle of Himera, 310 BC, blockade, Africa, Ophellas, Cyrenaica, 307 BC, 306 BC, 304 BC, Greece|Greek, Halycus River, Archagathus, poison, Theoxena, Ptolemy I of Egypt, Lanassa, Pyrrhus of Epirus, Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince, Junianus Justinus|Justin, Diodorus Siculus, Polybius, oligarchy, Timoleon, 337 BC, List of Tyrants of Syracuse|Tyrant of Syracuse, Icetas, Category:361 BC births, Category:289 BC deaths, Category:Ancient Greek generals, Category:Sicilian tyrants, ca:Agàtocles de Siracusa, de:Agathokles von Syrakus, es:Agatocles, fr:Agathoclès de Syracuse, it:Agatocle di Siracusa, nl:Agathocles van Syracuse, pl:Agatokles (tyran Syrakuz), ro:Agatocle, ru:Агафокл, sv:Agathokles, uk:Агафокл, zh:阿加托克利斯]
Agathon	[1.0, 448 BC|448, 400 BC, Athens|Athenian, Euripides, Plato, Aristophanes, Thesmophoriazusae, Symposium (Plato)|Symposium, 416 BC|416, Pausanias (Athenian)|Pausanias, Symposium (Plato)|Symposium, Protagoras (Plato)|Protagoras, Archelaus I of Macedon|Archelaus, Macedon, Aristotle, Athens, epideictic, Gorgias, Euripides, epigram, Plato (comic poet)|Plato, Karl Agathon, Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica, Alfred Bates, London, Historical Publishing Company, 1906, Aristophanes, Plato (comic poet)|Plato, Project Gutenberg, J. W. Mackail, Category:448 BC births, Category:400 BC deaths, Category:Ancient Athenians, Category:Ancient Greek dramatists and playwrights, Category:Ancient Greek poets, da:Agathon, de:Agathon von Athen, el:Αγάθων (ποιητής), es:Agatón de Atenas, fr:Agathon (poète), hu:Agathón, pl:Agaton (tragediopisarz), ru:Агатон, uk:Агатон]
Agave	[1.0, Agave (mythology), Agave americana|''Agave americana'' (Century Plant), Plant, Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta, Liliopsida, Asparagales, Agavaceae, Carolus Linnaeus|L., Species, List of Agave species|full listing, succulent plant|succulent, plant, botanical, genus, Agavaceae, Mexico|Mexican, United States, South America, Rosette (botany)|rosette, Yucca, ornamental plant, monocarpic, Basal shoot|sucker, cactus, lily, amaryllis, Family (biology)|families, larva, Lepidoptera, Batrachedra|Batrachedra striolata, Agave americana, Agave angustifolia, Blue agave, Agave attenuata, Agave americana, Aloe, Image:Agave chiapensis whole.jpg|thumb|right|200px|the large flower spike of ''[[Agave chiapensis, edible flowers, pulque, mezcal, tequila, 2001, European Union, Sisal, West Indies, Europe, razor strop, India, Agave syrup, sugar, didgeridoos, tea, tincture, constipation, diuretic, tincture, arthritic, dermatitis, calcium oxalate, raphides, Liliaceae, Agavaceae, alpha taxonomy|taxonomy, Agave americana, Agave americana, Agave americana, Agave angustifolia, Agave attenuata, Agave bracteosa, Agave deserti, Agave ferox, Agave filifera, Agave horrida, Agave inaequidens, Agave lechuguilla, Agave palmeri, Agave parryi, Agave potatorum, Agave potatorum, Agave schidigera, Agave shawii, Agave sisalana, Agave stricta, Agave tequilana, Agave utahensis, Agave victoriae-reginae, Agave vilmoriniana, Agave wislizeni, Agave parrasana, List of Agave species|List of ''Agave'' species, Howard Scott Gentry, Category:Agavaceae, Category:Crops originating from the Americas, Category:Dermatology, Category:Poisonous plants, br:Agaue, da:Agave, de:Agaven, es:Agave (planta), eo:Agavo, fr:Agave, hsb:Zizalowc, it:Agave (botanica), ka:აგავა, la:Agave (planta), lt:Agava, nah:Metl, nl:Agave, ja:リュウゼツラン, pl:Agawa, ru:Агава (растение), scn:Agave, simple:Agave, fi:Agaavet, zh:龍舌蘭草]
Age of consent	[1.0, Image:AOCWorldMap.png|thumb|350px|right|Age of consent laws Worldwide, statute, criminal law, informed consent, human sexual behavior|sexual acts, age of majority, defense of infancy|age of criminal responsibility, marriageable age, position of trust, misdemeanor, statutory rape, grey area, Nineteenth Century, Twentieth Century, Minor (law)|minors, maturity, child sexuality, deviant behavior, moral, Common law, United Kingdom, Christian values, Western Philosophy, Muslim, Qur'an, Sharia, Secularism|secular, criminal offence, statutory rape, carnal knowledge, corruption of a minor, Gender#Sex|gender, Ages of consent in Australia and Oceania#South Australia|South Australia, Ages of consent in North America#Colorado|Colorado, due diligence, marriageable age, Sex tourism#Tourism involving sex with minors|child sex tourism, Universal jurisdiction, Homosexuality laws of the world|homosexuality laws, Heterosexuality|heterosexual, Homosexuality|homosexual, Lawrence v. Texas, Supreme Court of the United States, Chris Morris (activist)|Morris v. The United Kingdom, European Court of Human Rights, international law, pornography|pornographic, prostitution, Minor (law)|minors, rape, vernacular, Image:AgesOfConsentKeyMap.png|thumb|400px|right|Countries are listed under the above regions, Ages of consent in Africa|Africa, Ages of consent in Asia|Asia, Ages of consent in Australia and Oceania|Australia and Pacific Region, Ages of consent in Europe|Europe, Ages of consent in North America|North America, Ages of consent in Latin America|Latin America, Antarctic Treaty, United States|US, Age disparity in sexual relationships, British manifestations to lower the age of consent, Child sexual abuse, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Emancipation of minors, French petitions against age of consent laws, The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon, Minors and abortion, Sexual Morality and the Law, Sodomy law, Category:Statutory law, Category:Legal fictions, Category:LGBT civil rights, Category:Sex laws, Category:Sexuality and age, Category:Youth rights, da:Seksuel lavalder, de:Schutzalter, es:Edad de consentimiento, fr:Majorité sexuelle, it:Età del consenso, he:גיל ההסכמה, hu:Beleegyezési korhatár, ja:性的同意年齢, no:Seksuell lavalder, pt:Idade de consentimento, ru:Возраст согласия, fi:Suojaikäraja, sv:Byxmyndig, th:อายุที่รับรู้ยินยอม, zh:法定承诺年龄]
Agent Orange	[1.0, Image:Defoliation agent spraying.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Vietnam, Mekong, July 26, 1969, herbicide, defoliant, United States armed forces|U.S. military, Herbicidal Warfare, Vietnam War, rainbow herbicides, Agent Purple|Agents Purple, Agent Pink|Pink, Agent Green|Green, dioxin, Agent Blue|Blue, Agent White|White, Dow Chemical Company|Dow Chemical, Monsanto, Diamond Shamrock, 19 April, 2007, Australia|Australian, Canada|Canadian, New Zealand, South Korean, March 10, 2005, Judge, Jack Weinstein, Brooklyn, United States district court|Federal Court, phenoxy herbicide, ester, 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, England, United States, growth hormone, indoleacetic acid, wheat, maize|corn, agriculture, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, tetrachlorodibenzodioxin|2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin, Soft tissue sarcoma|soft-tissue sarcoma, Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, chloracne, Hodgkin's lymphoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Institute of Medicine, 19 April, 2007, prostate cancer, multiple myeloma, Porphyria cutanea tarda, peripheral neuropathy, spina bifida, Diabetes mellitus type 2|Type 2 diabetes, acute myelogenous leukemia, Nasopharyngeal carcinoma|nasopharyngeal cancers, renal cancer, testicular cancer, leukemia, birth defect, stillbirth, ataxia, colon cancer, brain tumor, Associated Press, 7 September, 2006, 19 April, 2007, South Korea|Republic of Korea, North Korea, New Jersey, Christine Todd Whitman, 3 July, 1996, Adipose tissue|adipose (fat) tissue, 18 March, 1988, January 26, 2006, January 31, 2004, victim's rights group, District Court, Brooklyn, New York, Dow Chemical, Monsanto, US military, GI (term)|GIs, March 10, 2005, judge, plaintiff|plaintiffs', international law, government, sovereign immunity, September 30, 2005, spina bifida, South Korea, appeal, defendant, peripheral neuropathy, Mercury News, Union Carbide, Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia, 2000 Summer Olympics, Elmira, Ontario|Elmira, Ontario, 2005-03-10, 2005-08-08, 2006-04-12, 2007-04-30, Agent Orange (album)|Agent Orange, Sodom (band)|Sodom, Orange Crush (song)|Orange Crush, United States|American, musical band|band, R.E.M. (band)|R.E.M., HBO, sketch show, Not Necessarily the News, EPA, Teratogen, Dow Chemical, Monsanto, Vietnam War, Depleted uranium, Thalidomide, Herbicide, World Health Organization|WHO, International Programme on Chemical Safety|IPCS, GreenFacts, Category:Vietnam War military equipment, Category:Herbicides, Category:Chemical warfare, Category:Teratogens, Category:Defoliants, Category:Human rights abuses, Category:Landmark cases, ca:Agent taronja, da:Agent Orange, de:Agent Orange, es:Agente Naranja, fi:Agent Orange, fr:Agent orange, id:Agen Oranye, it:Agente Arancio, ja:枯葉剤, nl:Agent Orange, no:Agent Orange, pl:Agent Orange, pt:Agente laranja, ru:Агент Оранж, simple:Agent Orange, sv:Agent Orange, tr:Agent Orange, vi:Chất độc da cam]
Agesilaus II	[1.0, Image:Agesilaus-II.jpg|right|200px, Greek language|Greek, 444 BC, 360 BC, Sparta, Eurypontid, Archidamus II, Agis II, 401 BC, Leotychides, Alcibiades, Spartan pederasty|pederastic lover, Lysander, 396 BC, Neodamodes, Helots, Ancient Greece|Greek, Persian Empire|Persian, Aulis, Agamemnon, Troy|Trojan, Thebes, Greece|Thebans, Ephesus, Tissaphernes, satrap, Lydia, Caria, Phrygia, Tissaphernes, cavalry, Hippeis, Lydia, 395 BC, Tithraustes, Phrygia, Pharnabazus, Artaxerxes II of Persia|Artaxerxes II, Greece, Athens, Thebes, Greece|Thebes, Corinth, Greece|Corinth, Argos, Thrace, Macedon, Thessaly, Phocis|Phocian, Orchomenus|Orchomenian, Chaeronea, Boeotia, Delphi, Peloponnese, navy, Knidos|Cnidus, Conon, Pharnabazus, Corinthian War, Lechaeum, Piraeus, Iphicrates, 389 BC, Acarnania, Peace of Antalcidas, Boeotia, 378 BC, 377 BC, Cleombrotus, 371 BC, 370 BC, Mantinea, Epaminondas, Laconia, 362 BC, battle of Mantinea (362 BC), satrap, 361 BC, Egypt, mercenary, Tachos, Nectanebo II, oracle, guerrilla warfare, battle of Leuctra, Plutarch, Ancient Greek|Greek, Cynisca, ancient Olympic Games|Olympic Games, Kings of Sparta|Eurypontid King of Sparta, Agis II, Archidamus III, 401 BC|401, 400 BC, 360 BC, Category:Rulers of Sparta, Category:Ancient Greek generals, Category:Pederasty in ancient Greece, Category:444 BC births, Category:360 BC deaths, ca:Agesilau II, de:Agesilaos II., es:Agesilao II, fr:Agésilas II, it:Agesilao II di Sparta, he:אגסילאוס השני, nl:Agesilaüs II van Sparta, no:Agesilaos II, pl:Agesilaos II, ru:Агесилай II, fi:Agesilaos, zh:阿格西莱二世]
Agglutinating language	[1.0, Agglutinative language]
Agglutinative	[1.0, Agglutination, Agglutination]
Agglutinative language	[1.0, language, agglutination, word, morpheme, Wilhelm von Humboldt, 1836, morphology (linguistics)|morphological, Latin, synthetic language, affix, fusional language, Spanish language|Spanish, grammatical mood|mood, grammatical voice|voice, grammatical tense|tense, subject (grammar)|subject, grammatical aspect|aspect, synthetic language|synthetic, fusional language, inflected language, German language|German, Dutch language|Dutch, Japanese language|Japanese, irregular verbs, Nahuatl language|Nahuatl, Turkish language|Turkish, Georgian language|Georgian, Altaic languages, Turkish language|Turkish, Tibeto-Burman languages, Basque language|Basque, Dravidian languages, Uralic languages, Hungarian language|Hungarian, Finnish language|Finnish, Estonian language|Estonian, Inuktitut, Bantu languages, Malay language|Malay, Northeast Caucasian languages|Northeast, Northwest Caucasian languages|Northwest, South Caucasian languages, Mesoamerican languages|Mesoamerican, Nahuatl language|Nahuatl, Wastek language|Huastec, Salishan languages|Salish, ancient Near East, Sumerian language|Sumerian, Elamite language|Elamite, Hurrian language|Hurrian, Urartian language|Urartian, Hattic language|Hattic, Gutian, Lullubi, Kassites#Kassite language|Kassite, Proto-Uralic, Uralic languages, convergent evolution, fusional languages|fusional synthetic languages, analytic language|non-synthetic languages, constructed language, Esperanto, Klingon language|Klingon, D'ni language|D'ni, Newspeak, Agglutination, Category:Agglutinative languages| , Category:Synthetic languages, ar:لغات اشتقاقية, ast:Llingua aglutinante, br:Yezh daspegel, ca:Llengua aglutinant, cs:Aglutinační jazyk, de:Agglutinierender Sprachbau, es:Lengua aglutinante, eo:Aglutina lingvo, fr:Langue agglutinante, gl:Lingua aglutinante, ko:교착어, hr:Aglutinativni jezici, it:Lingue agglutinanti, hu:Agglutináló nyelv, nl:Agglutinatie (taalkunde), ja:膠着語, no:Agglutinerende språk, nn:Agglutinerande språk, pt:Língua aglutinante, ro:Limbă aglutinantă, ru:Агглютинативный язык, sr:Аглутинативни језици, fi:Agglutinatiivinen kieli, sv:Agglutinerande språk, uk:Аглютинативні мови, zh:黏着语]
Agis	[1.0, fr:Agis, Agis I, Agis II, Agis III, Agis IV, Paionian, Ancient Greece|Greek, de:Agis, fr:Agis, nl:Agis, pl:Agis, ru:Агис]
Agma	[1.0, velar nasal]
Agner Krarup Erlang	[1.0, Lonborg, Denmark, mathematician, statistician, engineer, January 1, 1878, February 3, 1929, Denmark|Danish, mathematician, statistician, engineer, teletraffic engineering|traffic engineering, queueing theory, Lonborg, Tarm, Jutland, Thomas Fincke, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, 1896, mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, 1901, Johan Jensen, Copenhagen Telephone Company, Bell System|International Bell Telephone Company, 1908, Institution of Electrical Engineers, telephone operator, telephone exchange, telephone switchboard|cord boards, telephone call, manhole, logarithm, Poisson distribution, Bell Telephone Laboratories, BT Group plc|British Post Office, Erlang unit|Erlang, Erlang distribution, probability, Erlang programming language, Ericsson, Queueing theory, Teletraffic engineering, Project Runeberg, Category:Danish mathematicians|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:20th century mathematicians|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:Danish engineers|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:Electrical engineers|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:Danish statisticians|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:Danish business theorists|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:1878 births|Erlang, Agner Krarup, Category:1929 deaths|Erlang, Agner Krarup, de:Agner Krarup Erlang, es:Agner Krarup Erlang, fr:Agner Krarup Erlang, it:Agner Krarup Erlang, nl:Agner Erlang, ja:アグナー・アーラン, pl:Agner Krarup Erlang, ru:Эрланг, Агнер Краруп]
Agnes of Merania	[1.0, 1201, France, Bertold IV, 1204, Andechs, Ammersee, Bavaria, 1183, Merania, Istria, 1196, Philip II of France|Philip Augustus, Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of France|Ingeborg of Denmark, 1193, Pope Innocent III, 1200, interdict, excommunication, Poissy, St. Corentin, Nantes, Philip, count of Clermont, 1234, Marquis of Namur|count of Namur, 1201, tragedy, François Ponsard, Hedwig of Andechs, Henry I, duke of Silesia, 1267, Gertrude of Merania|Gertrude, Andrew II, St. Elizabeth of Hungary, List of Queens and Empresses of France|Queen of France, Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of France|Ingeborg of Denmark, Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of France|Ingeborg of Denmark, 1196, 1200, Category:12th century births, Category:1201 deaths, Category:French queen consorts, Category:Women of medieval France, ca:Agnès de Merània, de:Agnes von Meran, es:Inés de Méran, fr:Agnès de Méranie, nl:Agnes van Meranië, pl:Agnieszka z Meran]
Agni	[1.0, Deva (Hinduism)|Deva, fire, Svaha, Ram (animal)|Ram, Hindu, Rigvedic deities|Vedic deity, Sanskrit, Latin, deity|deities, fire worship, Hinduism, art, red, black, eye, hair, Human leg|legs, arm, ram (sheep)|ram, chariot, goat, parrot, Rigveda, purohita|high priest, deva (Hinduism)|god, ṛtvíj|minister of sacrifice, hotar|invoker, religion|religious, Agnicayana, Agnihotra, Rigveda, Apam Napat, Matarishvan, Bharata, Apris, Deva (Hinduism)|deva, Indra, Vedic mythology, Indra, Dyaus Pita, Prthivi, Svaha, Guardians of the directions, Buddhism, Guardians of the directions#Lokapālas|lokapāla, puja, Hindu deities, Apris, Atar, Zoroastrian, yazata, Category:Fire gods, Category:Hindu gods, Category:Rigvedic deities, Category:Solar gods, Category:Classical elements, Category:Guardians of the directions, ar:آجني, bg:Агни, ca:Agni, de:Agni, es:Agni, fr:Agni (dieu), id:Agni, it:Agni, jv:Agni, lv:Agni, lt:Agnis, nl:Agni, ja:アグニ, nn:Agni, pl:Agni, pt:Agni, ru:Агни, sk:Agni, sl:Agni, fi:Agni, sv:Agni, uk:Агні, zh:阿耆尼]
Agnosticism	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/RS2007|RS2007, User talk:RS2007|talk, Greek language|Greek, Gnosis|Gnosticism, philosophy|philosophical, logical value|truth value, metaphysics|metaphysical, theology, afterlife, God, God (word)|god(s), deity|deities, reality, philosophical scepticism|skepticism, atheist, irreligion|non-religious, agnostic theist, Thomas Henry Huxley, Gnosticism, Greek language|Greek, gnosis, David Hume, Lee Harvey Oswald, John F. Kennedy, Strong agnosticism, Weak agnosticism, Apathetic agnosticism, Ignosticism, theological noncognitivism|noncognitivist, Alfred Ayer|A.J. Ayer, Theodore Drange, Model agnosticism, Agnostic theism, Epistemology#Knowledge and belief|Knowledge vs. Beliefs, Agnostic atheism, Robert G. Ingersoll, Bertrand Russell, Image:ThomasHenryHuxley.png|thumb|Thomas Henry Huxley., philosophical skepticism, Herbert Spencer, a priori, May 6, 1863, A priori and a posteriori (philosophy)|a priori, orthodoxy, infidel, Christian, 1860, Book of Genesis, Jewish, natural theology, deism, pantheism, theism, honesty, Image:RobertGIngersoll.jpg|thumb|Robert G. Ingersoll., pamphlet, arguments for the existence of God, Homeric, Agnostic theism, Asimov's Guide to the Bible, Atheism, Existentialism, God, Ietsism, James I of England, Jefferson Bible, List of agnostics, Nihilism, Rationalist movement, Religion, Relativism, Religiosity, Religious skepticism, Russell's teapot, Secularism, Skepticism, Solipsism, The Skeptic's Annotated Bible, Theism, Thomas Henry Huxley and agnosticism, Robert Todd Carroll, Skeptic's Dictionary, Fides et Ratio, Karol Wojtyla, Category:Agnosticism| , Category:Atheism, ar:لاأدرية, bn:অজ্ঞেয়বাদ, bs:Agnosticizam, bg:Агностицизъм, ca:Agnosticisme, cs:Agnosticismus, cy:Agnosticiaeth, da:Agnosticisme, de:Agnostizismus, et:Agnostitsism, el:Αγνωστικισμός, es:Agnosticismo, eo:Agnostikismo, eu:Agnostizismo, fr:Agnosticisme, ga:Agnóisí, gd:Adhbharachas, gl:Agnosticismo, hr:Agnosticizam, id:Agnostisisme, ia:Agnosticismo, it:Agnosticismo, he:אגנוסטיות, jv:Agnostisisme, ka:აგნოსტიციზმი, lb:Agnostizismus, hu:Agnoszticizmus, mk:Агностицизам, nl:Agnosticisme, ja:不可知論, no:Agnostisisme, nn:Agnostisisme, uz:Agnostitsizm, pl:Agnostycyzm, pt:Agnosticismo, ro:Agnosticism, ru:Агностицизм, sq:Agnosticizmi, scn:Agnosticismu, simple:Agnosticism, sk:Agnosticizmus, sl:Agnosticizem, sr:Агностицизам, sh:Agnosticizam, fi:Agnostismi, sv:Agnosticism, vi:Thuyết bất khả tri, tr:Agnostisizm, uk:Агностицизм, yi:אגנאסטיציזם, zh:不可知论]
Agnostida	[1.0, Early Cambrian, Late Ordovician, Animal, Arthropod, Trilobita, John William Salter|Salter, Agnostina, Agnostoidea, Agnostidae, Ammagnostidae, Clavagnostidae, Diplagnostidae, Doryagnostidae, Glyptagnostidae, Metagnostidae, Peronopsidae, Ptychagnostidae, Condylopygoidea, Condylopygidae, Eodiscina, Eodiscoidea, Calodiscidae, Eodiscidae, Hebediscidae, Tsunyidiscidae, Weymouthiidae, Yukoniidae, order (biology)|order, trilobite, Cambrian, Redlichiida, Corynexochida, Ptychopariida, extinct, Ordovician, Agnostina, Eodiscina, family (biology)|families, Pygidium|pygidia, cephalon, Crustaceans, cladistic, Ptychopariida, pelagic, benthic, detritus, fossil record, Category:Trilobites, Category:Fossils, Category:Cambrian animals, Category:Ordovician animals, de:Agnostida, fr:Agnostida, it:Agnostida, pt:Agnostida]
AgoraNomic	[1.0, Nomic]
Agostino Carracci	[1.0, Image:Carracci Agostino Faun.jpg|right|thumb|250px|''Head of a Faun'' (c. 1595) 181 x 187 mm <br />Pen and brown ink on laid paper <br /> National Gallery of Art, Washington., image:Agostino Carracci.jpg|thumb|250px|''The Communion of St. Jerome'' (1592). <br> Pinacoteca Nazionale, Bologna., August 16, 1557, March 22, 1602, Italy|Italian, painter, printmaker, Annibale Carracci|Annibale, Lodovico Carracci, Michelangelo Merisi|Caravaggio, Accademia degli Incamminati, Bolognese School (painting)|School of Bologna, Bologna, 1574, engraver, Federico Barocci, Tintoretto, Antonio Campi, Paolo Veronese|Veronese, Correggio, etching, Venice, Parma, Romulus, Pinacoteca di Bologna, Parma, 1598, Palazzo Farnese, Rome|Palazzo Farnese, Naples, 1600, Ranuccio I Farnese, Antonio Marziale Carracci|Antonio Carracci, Erotic art of Agostino Carracci|Erotic work, Category:1557 births, Category:1602 deaths, Category:People from Bologna, Category:Italian painters, Category:Baroque painters, Category:Bolognese painters, Category:Italian printmakers, da:Agostino Carracci, de:Agostino Carracci, et:Agostino Carracci, es:Agostino Carracci, eo:Agostino Carracci, fr:Agostino Carracci, id:Agostino Carracci, it:Agostino Carracci, mi:Agostino Carracci, nl:Agostino Carracci, no:Agostino Carracci, pl:Agostino Carracci, pt:Agostino Carracci, ro:Agostino Carracci, sk:Agostino Carracci, fi:Agostino Carracci, sv:Agostino Carracci]
Agra canal	[1.0, Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links|You can help!, India, irrigation, Delhi, Gurgaon, Muttra, Agra District|Agra, Bharatpur district|Bharatpur, 1874, canal, Jumna River, Okhla, Upper India, Category:Canals in Uttar Pradesh, Category:Dams and canals in Rajasthan, Category:Canals in India]
Agrarianism	[1.0, social philosophy|social, political philosophy, farming, M. Thomas Inge, self-reliance, self-sufficiency, world order, capitalism, environmentalist movement, Wendell Berry, Gene Logsdon, back to the land|back to the land movement, industrial farming, Horace, Virgil, Thomas Jefferson, Transcendentalism|Transcendentals, Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson, Henry David Thoreau|Thoreau, Southern Agrarians, Vanderbilt University|Vanderbilt, Wendell Berry, Gene Logsdon, Allan C. Carlson|Allan Carlson, Victor Davis Hanson, Bulgarian Agrarian National Union, Aleksandar Stamboliyski, 1920, 1923, Agrarian Party, Junker, Germany|German, aristocracy, Amish, Mennonite|Mennonites, Agrarian society, Back to the land, Southern Agrarians, Physiocrats, United Farmers, Nordic Agrarian parties, Category:Political theories, Category:Political ideologies, Category:Agrarian politics, Category:Rural community development, de:Bauernpartei]
Agricultural Science basic topics	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, List of agriculture topics]
Agricultural engineering	[1.0, design, machinery, equipment, structures, environmental science, bioprocess, soil, water, processing, United States Department of Agriculture, agricultural extension, management, research, applied science, Category:Agriculture, Category:Agronomy, Category:Engineering disciplines, ca:Enginyeria agrícola, he:הנדסה חקלאית, lt:Agrotechnika, ja:農業工学, pl:Agrotechnika, ru:Агротехника, sk:Agrotechnika, th:วิศวกรรมเกษตร, uk:Агротехніка]
Agricultural science	[1.0, Image:Cropscientist.jpg|thumb|250px|A soil scientist measures and records corn growth and other processes., social sciences, agriculture, veterinary medicine|Veterinary science, animal science, Agriculture, Agronomy, research and development, irrigation, nitrogen, agricultural productivity, drought, pesticide, cell culture, consumer, dairy product, soils retrogression and degradation|soil degradation, waste management, bioremediation, Theoretical production ecology, traditional agricultural systems, theoretical production ecology|theoretical agronomy, ecoregions, climate, soil, Mendel, chemical fertilizer, plant physiology|plant physiological, Germany, developing countries, Green Revolution, fertilizer, pesticide|phytosanitary product, intensive agriculture, integrated pest management, waste management|waste treatment, landscape architecture, genomics, agricultural philosophy, food industry|food production, biotechnology, computer science, genetic engineering, agrophysics, statistics|statistical analysis, precision farming, traditional agriculture, religion and agriculture, Norman Borlaug, Luther Burbank, Louis Pasteur, Gregor Mendel, René Dumont, George Washington Carver, biosafety, Natural environment|environment, natural resources, Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy|mad cow disease, genetically modified organism, Agricultural engineering, Agricultural philosophy, Biosystems engineering, Aquaculture, Agronomy, Horticulture, Agrophysics, Livestock|Animal science, fertilizer|fertilization, animal nutrition|animal, human nutrition, Agricultural soil science|Soil science, hydrology|Water science, Agricultural biotechnology|Biotechnology, genetic engineering, microbiology, Irrigation, water management, economics, Food science, Environmental science, environmental engineering|engineering, Waste management, Ecology, Natural environment|environment, Theoretical production ecology, Agricultural sciences basic topics, Agrology, Agronomy, History of agricultural science, Category:Agriculture, Category:Agronomy, bg:Аграрни науки, da:Agronomi, de:Agrarwissenschaft, fr:Agronomie, id:Agronomi, it:Agronomia, he:אגרונומיה, nl:Landbouwkunde, ja:農学, pl:Agronomia, ru:Агрономия, fi:Maataloustiede, sv:Lantbruksvetenskap, th:เกษตรศาสตร์, zh:农学]
Agriculture	[1.0, grazing, orchard, vineyard, timber, food, fodder|feed, fiber, plant, animal, Latin, cultivation, tillage, livestock, agricultural science, history of agriculture, history of the world|human history, social change|socio-economic change, Wealth, militaristic, hunter-gatherer, tribe, nation, empire, occupation, gross world product, gross domestic product, subsistence agriculture|subsistence farmer, food, intensive agriculture, industrial agriculture, Mechanised agriculture|mechanization, produce, livestock, fodder|animal feeds, timber, fertilizer, animal hides, leather, starch, sugar, alcohol, resin, fiber, cotton, wool, hemp, silk, flax, methane, biomass, ethanol, biodiesel, flower|cut flowers, Nursery (horticulture)|nursery plants, biopharmaceutical, tobacco, cannabis (drug)|marijuana, opium, cocaine, agricultural chemistry, pest control, fungicides, surface runoff, green revolution, tractor, Gin (disambiguation)|gin, cotton gin, baler, Threshing machine|thresher, Combine harvester|combine, agricultural machinery, hydroponics, plant breeding, genetic modification|gene manipulation, weed control, GMO|Genetic engineering, Roundup|herbicide, irrigation, drainage, conservation ethic|conservation, food preservation, meat packing industry, field (agriculture)|fields, crop (agriculture)|crops, wrangle, Animal husbandry, aerial topdressing, Image:KerbauJawa.jpg|thumb|left|Ploughing rice paddies with water buffalo, in [[Indonesia, National Academy of Engineering, United States, industrial agriculture, sphere of influence, bovine spongiform encephalopathy, Image:Fields of gold.jpg|thumb|A field of ripening [[barley, genetic engineering, India, Vandana Shiva, biopiracy, Soil, conservation ethic|conservation, nutrient management, stewardship, nitrogen, phosphorus, law enforcement, community-supported agriculture, local food movement, Slow Food, organic farming, Image:Ancient egyptian farmer.gif|thumb|Ancient Egyptian farmer, copied from [[Archaeology|archaeologically, Southwest Asia, Fertile Crescent, Iraq, Syria, Israel, Neolithic founder crops|founder crops, emmer wheat|emmer, einkorn wheat, barley, pea, lentil, bitter vetch, chick pea, flax, Egypt, Indian subcontinent, wheat, barley, Mehrgarh, Balochistan, Nile River|Nile, rice, China|Chinese, Indonesia, mung bean|mung, soy, Azuki bean|azuki, taro, carbohydrates, fishing, protein, Sumer, mono-cropping, irrigation, labour (economics)|labour, Shatt al-Arab, Persian Gulf, Tigris, Euphrates, aurochs, mouflon, cattle, sheep, shepherd, sedentary, nomadic, Maize, manioc, arrowroot, potato, tomato, Capsicum|pepper, Squash (fruit)|squash, legume|bean, Canna (plant)|Canna, tobacco, terrace|terracing, Andes|Andean, South America, Agriculture of ancient Greece|Greeks, Roman agriculture|Romans, Macedonia (Greece)|Macedonia, trade, Image:ClaySumerianSickle.jpg|thumb|right|[[Sumer, Field Museum, Middle Ages, hydraulic, hydrostatic, Water wheel|norias, lemons, oranges, cotton, bananas, Al-Andalus|Spain, Image:Agriculture (Plowing) CNE-v1-p58-H.jpg|left|thumb|A [[tractor, alfalfa, three field system, Middle Ages, Moldboard#Mouldboard_plough|moldboard, tomato, maize, potato, cocoa, tobacco, spice, coffee, donkey, ponies, cultivar, mechanised agriculture|mechanization, tractor, Argentina, Israel, Germany, Image:2005gdpAgricultural.PNG|thumb|right|Agricultural output in 2005, Agriculture in China|agricultural output of China, International Monetary Fund, growing region, Food and Agriculture Organization|FAO, Cereal, Vegetable, melon, Root, Tuber, Milk, Fruit, Meat, Vegetable oil|Oilcrops, Fish, Egg (food)|Eggs, Pulse (legume)|Pulses, Fiber crop|Vegetable Fiber, Food and Agriculture Organization, Sugar Cane, Maize, Wheat, Rice, Potato, Sugar Beet, Soybean, Oil Palm, Barley, Tomato, Food and Agriculture Organization, Image:Ueberladewagen.jpg|thumb|[[Tractor, Chaser Bin, Image:Cropscientist.jpg|right|thumb|An agricultural scientist records corn growth, Image:Bird netting.jpg|thumb|Netting protecting wine grapes from birds, nutrition, pasture, maize, South America, Africa, Egypt, France, pest control, vegetables, genetic engineering, Roundup|herbicide, Transgenic maize|Starlink, Aquaculture, fish, shrimp, algae, Beekeeping|Apiculture, honey, pollination, botany, List of domesticated plants, List of vegetables, List of herbs, List of fruit, Image:Soil erosion1.jpg|thumb|upright|Severe [[soil erosion, Washington State University, biodiversity, nitrogen, phosphorus, river, lake, herbicide, fungicide, insecticide, biocide, ecosystem, arable land, biomass, Soil erosion, minerals, soil, Particulate matter, ammonia, ammonium, air pollution, Weed Science, feral, waste, Soil salination, Biodiversity Action Plan, Habitat (ecology)|habitat, global warming|current global climate change, Agricultural policy, Food safety, Food security, Food quality, Image:Crops Kansas AST 20010624.jpg|thumb|Satellite image of circular crop fields characteristic of [[center pivot irrigation, Haskell County, Kansas, maize|Corn, Sorghum, Wheat, fallow, List of basic agriculture topics, List of agriculture topics, Aeroponics, Agrocenter, Climate change and agriculture, Geoponic, Green Revolution, Horticulture, Hydroponic, Industrial agriculture, Integrated Pest Management, Integrated Pest Management|IPM, List of domesticated animals, List of subsistence techniques, List of countries by GDP sector composition|List of countries by agricultural output, List of sustainable agriculture topics, Timeline of agriculture and food technology, Organic farming, Permaculture, Image:Coffee Plantation.jpg|thumb|600px|center|Coffee Plantation in São João do Manhuaçu City - [[Minas Gerais, Brazil, GreenFacts, Category:Agriculture| , ar:زراعة, an:Agricultura, ast:Agricultura, bm:Sɛnɛkɛ, zh-min-nan:Choh-sit, be:Сельская гаспадарка, be-x-old:Сельская гаспадарка, bs:Poljoprivreda, br:Gounezerezh, bg:Земеделие, ca:Agricultura, cv:Ял хуçалăхĕ, ceb:Agrikultura, cs:Zemědělství, cy:Amaeth, da:Landbrug, de:Landwirtschaft, et:Põllumajandus, es:Agricultura, eo:Agrikulturo, eu:Nekazaritza, fa:کشاورزی, fr:Agriculture, fy:Lânbou, fur:Agriculture, ga:Talmhaíocht, gd:Àiteachas, gl:Agricultura, zh-classical:農, hak:Nùng-ngia̍p, ko:농업, hi:कृषि, hr:Poljoprivreda, io:Agrokultivo, id:Pertanian, ia:Agricultura, iu:ᐱᕈᕐᓰᓂᖅ ᓂᐅᕐᕈᑎᒃᓴᓕᐊᕆᓪᓗᒋᑦ/pirursiiniq niurrutiksaliarillugit, is:Landbúnaður, it:Agricoltura, he:חקלאות, ka:სოფლის მეურნეობა, lad:Agrikultura, la:Agricultura, lt:Žemės ūkis, li:Landboew, jbo:cagyske, hu:Mezőgazdaság, mk:Земјоделство, nah:Mīllahcayōtl, nl:Landbouw, nds-nl:Laandbouw, ja:農業, no:Landbruk, nn:Landbruk, nrm:Agritchultuthe, oc:Agricultura, ps:کرهنه, nds:Bueree, pl:Rolnictwo, pt:Agricultura, ro:Agricultură, qu:Allpa llamk'ay, ru:Сельское хозяйство, sq:Agrikultura, scn:Agricultura, simple:Agriculture, sl:Kmetijstvo, sr:Пољопривреда, sh:Poljoprivreda, su:Agrikultur, fi:Maatalous, sv:Jordbruk, tl:Agrikultura, ta:வேளாண்மை, te:వ్యవసాయం, th:เกษตรกรรม, vi:Nông nghiệp, chr:ᏗᎦᎶᎪᏗ, tr:Tarım, uk:Сільське господарство, vec:Agricoltura, fiu-vro:Põllumajandus, wa:Agricoûteure, yi:לאנדווירטשאפט, bat-smg:Žemies ūkės, zh:农业]
Agrippina the Elder	[1.0, Image:Agrippina Maior version 2.jpg|200px, 14 BC, 18 October, 33, Roman Empire, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, Julia the Elder, Augustus, Germanicus, Athens, Greece, Nero Caesar, Drusus Caesar, Caligula, Agrippina the Younger, Nero, Drusilla (sister of Caligula)|Julia Drusilla, Julia Livilla, Germania, Gaul, Agrippina the Younger, Near East, Tiberius, Gnaeus Calpurnius Piso, Syria (Roman province)|Syria, Antioch, Image:Benjamin West 001.jpg|thumb|left|250px|''Agrippina landing at Brundisium with the Ashes of Germanicus'', Oil on canvas, ''c.'' 1768., Sejanus, Image:Campitelli - Campidoglio, lapide di Agrippina al Tabularium 2285.JPG|thumb|Cinerary urn of Agrippina, in the [[tabularium, Ventotene, Tyrrhenian Sea, Campania, 18 October, 33, Tiberius, Caligula, Tiberius Gemellus, Capitoline Museums, Rome, British Museum, Rome, Tacitus, Annals (Tacitus)|Annals, Lives of the Twelve Caesars|Suetonius, Julio-Claudian Family Tree, Category:Julio-Claudian Dynasty, Category:Ancient Roman women, Category:Roman women in ancient warfare, Category:14 BC births, Category:33 deaths, Category:Deaths by starvation, ca:Agripina I, de:Agrippina die Ältere, es:Agripina la mayor, he:אגריפינה, fr:Agrippine l'Aînée, it:Agrippina maggiore, hu:Idősebb Agrippina, nl:Vipsania Agrippina maior, ja:大アグリッピナ, no:Agrippina den eldre, pl:Agrypina Starsza, pt:Agripina, sv:Agrippina d.ä., zh:大阿格里皮娜]
Agrippina the Younger	[1.0, Special:Contributions/121.210.20.214|121.210.20.214, User talk:121.210.20.214|talk, WP:VPRF|VP, Image:Agrippina_minor.jpg|180px, Classical Latin, 50, PIR, November, 15, March, 59, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Pliny the Younger, Agrippina the Elder, Germanicus, Julia the Elder, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, Augustus, Scribonia, Pompey, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, Antonia Minor, Nero Claudius Drusus, Octavia Minor, Mark Antony, Livia, Tiberius Nero, Tiberius, 9, Rhine, Cologne, Germany, 18, Syria, Antioch, Palatine Hill, Rome, 28, Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 32)|Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus, Rome, Antonia Major, 32, Anzio, Image:Caligula RIC 0033.jpg|thumb|right|300px|During the reign of Caligula, coins were issued depicting his three sisters, Drusilla, Livilla and Agrippina., 37, Drusilla (sister of Caligula)|Julia Drusilla, Julia Livilla, Vestal Virgin, 37, Galba, 38, 39, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, Pontine Islands, Edema, Domitia Lepida, Image:Messalina2.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Messalina with the infant Britannicus., Gaius Sallustius Passienus Crispus, Sallust, Messalina, Secular games, Britannicus, 48, Pallas (freedman)|Pallas, Claudius, 49, Lollia Paulina, black magic, praetor, Lucius Junius Silanus Torquatus, Claudia Octavia, 48, Lucius Vitellius, Junia Calvina, Italy, 49, 54, Marcus Junius Silanus Torquatus, Image:Agrippina Minor with Claudius.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Roman [[aureus, Roman Empire, Claudia Antonia, Aelia Paetina, Claudia Octavia, Britannicus, Domitia Lepida, Caratacus, 50, 51, Sextus Afranius Burrus, Praetorian Guard, Seneca the Younger, 53, 54, Nero, Image:Nero Palatino Inv618.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Marble bust of Nero. Antiquarium of the Palatine., Claudia Acte, 55, 58, Rhodes, Oxford Classical Dictionary, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 57, Misenum, 58, Poppaea Sabina, Rubellius Plautus, Baiae, Misenum, Image:Ava Gardner Agrippina.jpg|170px|thumb|right|Agrippina, played by Ava Gardner in the 1985 epic miniseries ''[[A.D. (film)|A.D. Anno Domini, Handel, Agrippina (opera)|Agrippina, Gloria Swanson, Barbara Young (actor)|Barbara Young, I, Claudius (TV series)|I, Claudius, Ava Gardner, A.D. (film)|A.D. Anno Domini, Frances Barber, Laura Morante, Tacitus, Suetonius, Cassius Dio, Psychopathy|psychopath, Empress of Rome, Messalina, Claudia Octavia, 49, 54, Category:Ancient Roman women, Category:Julio-Claudian Dynasty, Category:Murdered royalty, Category:People from Cologne, Category:Roman empresses, Category:Roman women in ancient warfare, Category:15 births, Category:59 deaths, Category:Murdered Roman empresses, ca:Agripina II, cs:Agrippina mladší, de:Agrippina die Jüngere, es:Agripinila, fr:Agrippine la Jeune, it:Giulia Agrippina Augusta, nl:Julia Agrippina minor, ja:小アグリッピナ, no:Agrippina den yngre, pl:Agrypina Młodsza, pt:Agripina Minor, ro:Agrippina Minor Iulia, sv:Agrippina d.y., zh:小阿格里皮娜]
Agriturismo	[1.0, Agritourism]
Ahab	[1.0, Kingdom of Israel|king of Israel, Omri, Books of Kings|1 Kings, William F. Albright, 869 BC, 850 BC, E. R. Thiele, 874 BC, 853 BC, Jezebel (biblical)|Jezebel, Ithobaal I, Tyre (Lebanon)|Tyre, ivory, Book of Amos|Amos, Phoenicia, Solomon, interreligious marriage, Tetragrammaton|YHWH, Melkart, Ba'al, Samaria, God, Elijah (prophet)|Elijah, Moab, kingdom of Judah|Judah, Jehoshaphat, Aram Damascus, Battle of Qarqar, Apamea (Syria)|Apamea, Shalmaneser III, Assyria, Cilicia, Syria, Ammon, 853 BC, Baasha ben Ruhubi|Baasha, Ruhub, Hadadezer, chariot, Tyre (Lebanon)|Tyre, Edom, Moab, 849 BC, 846 BC, Tanakh, Ben-hadad, Aphek, plain of Sharon, Books of Kings|2 Kings, Jordan River, Battle of Ramoth-Gilead|Ramoth-Gilead, Ahaziah, Jehoram of Israel|Jehoram, Septuagint, Naboth, Jezebel (biblical)|Jezebel, Jehu, Elisha, Book of Micah|Micah, Jericho, Palestine, Immanuel Velikovsky, Akhenaten, Amarna Letters, Tutankhamun, Baasha, Labayu, Omri|House of Omri, Omri, Kingdom of Israel|King of Israel, William F. Albright|Albright, Edwin R. Thiele|Thiele, Gershon Galil|Galil, Ahaziah of Israel|Ahaziah, Category:Kings of ancient Israel, Category:853 BC deaths, Category:850 BC deaths, ar:أحاب, ca:Acab, cs:Achab, de:Ahab (König), el:Αχαάβ, es:Acab, eo:Ahabo, fr:Achab (roi), it:Acab, he:אחאב, ja:アハブ, nl:Achab, no:Akab, pl:Achab (król Izraela), pt:Acab, ru:Ахав, sv:Ahab (kung), yi:אחאב]
Ahenobarbus	[1.0, Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 192 BC), Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 122 BC), Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 96 BC), Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 54 BC), Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 32 BC), Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul 16 BC), Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus (consul AD 32), Nero, Category:Ancient Roman families, Category:Julio-Claudian Dynasty, ca:Aenobarb, de:Ahenobarbus, fr:Ahenobarbus, nl:Ahenobarbus, pl:Ahenobarbus]
Ahimsa	[1.0, Devanagari, IAST, Sanskrit, non-violence, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Hindu scripture, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Puranas, Buddhist texts, Western world|West, Mahatma Gandhi, satyagraha, civil rights, Martin Luther King Jr., Hinduism, atman, Vegetarian, Mahabharata, Mahabharata, Hitopadesa, Yoga Sutras, Swami Sivananda, Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagavad Gita, Rama, avatar, Vishnu, Hindu, satyagraha, Hindu, Jain, doctrine, doctrine, Image:Jainism logo.png|thumb|right|150px|The hand with a wheel on the palm symbolizes the Jain Vow of Ahimsa, meaning [[nonviolence|non-violence, dharmacakra, truth, Jainism, Gujarat, Achanranga Sutra, Nonviolence, Nonresistance, Pacifism, Nonviolent Communication, Yamas, Karuna, Gandhism, Satyagraha, Category:Hindu philosophical concepts, Category:Jain philosophical concepts, Category:Buddhist philosophical concepts, Category:Sanskrit words and phrases, bg:Ахимса, ca:Ahimsa, cs:Ahinsa, de:Ahimsa, es:Ahimsa, eo:Ahimsa, et:Ahimsa, fr:Ahimsa, id:Ahimsa, it:Ahimsa, he:אהימסה, nl:Ahimsa, nn:Ahimsa, pl:Ahinsa, pt:Ainsa, ru:Ахимса, simple:Ahimsa, sk:Ahinsa, sr:Ahimsa, sv:Ahimsa, th:อหิงสา, vi:Bất hại]
Ahmad Khan Abdali	[1.0, User:ChangBroot, User:ClueBot/PossibleVandalism|see here, User:ClueBot/FalsePositives|report it, User:ClueBot|ClueBot, image:Ahmad Shah Durrani.jpg, October, 1747 , Padshah, Durrani Empire, Nadir Shah, Timur Shah Durrani, Durrani, Durrani Empire, Multan, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Pakistan, Punjab region|Punjab, Kandahar, Afghanistan, Pashto language|Pashto, Durrani Empire, Khorasan, Sadozai, Multan, Pakistan, Ghalzai, Safavid, Nadir Shah, Abdali, Nadir Shah, Kohinoor, Shah Rukh of Persia|Shah Rukh, Durrani|Abdali, Kandahar, Loya Jirga, Popalzai, Khorasan, Sado, Sadozai, Abdali, Pashtun, Durrani, Abdali, Ghazni, Ghilzai|Ghilzai Pashtuns, Kabul, Afghanistan, Punjab region|Punjab, Herat, Nishapur, Neyshabur, Meshed, Indus river, Lahore, Mughal Empire|Mughal, Sindh, Punjab region|Punjab, Indus River, Herat, Shah Rukh of Persia, Iran, Nishapur, Meshed, Lahore, Kashmir, Hindu Kush, Turkmen people|Turkmen, Uzbeks|Uzbek, Tajiks|Tajik, Hazara people, Delhi, Mughal, Alamgir II, Timur, Timur Shah, Amritsar, Golden Temple, Aurangzeb, Pune, Punjab region|Punjab, Shah Waliullah, jihad, Islam, Maratha, Baloch, Tajiks, 1759, 1760, Panipat, northern India, Third battle of Panipat, 1761, Islam|Muslim, Hinduism|Hindu, Majlis, Ulema, Image:Kandahar fourthcity durrani.jpg|thumb|right|[[Kandahar, Ahmad Shah Durrani, Ahmed Shah Durrani|Ahmad Shah, 1762, Lahore, Amritsar, Bukhara, Amu Darya, British Empire|British, First Anglo-Sikh War, 1846, 1772, Maruf, Kandahar, Timur Shah Durrani, Timur Shah Durrani|Timur, 1818, Kabul, Pashtun, Dost Mohammad Khan, Afghanistan, Ghazi Stadium, Kabul, Mountstuart Elphinstone, ode, Pashto language, Persian language|Persian, Delhi, Zamzama, History of Afghanistan, Nadir Shah|Nadir Shah of Persia, King of Afghanistan|Padshah of the Durrani Empire, Timur Shah, 1723, Multan, 1772, Kandahar, Category:Emirs of Afghanistan, Category:Pashtun people, Category:1723 births, Category:1773 deaths, es:Ahmed Shah Abdali, fa:احمدشاه ابدالی, fr:Ahmad Shâh, ja:アフマド・シャー・アブダーリー, no:Ahmed Shah Durrani, pl:Ahmed Szach Abdali, sk:Ahmed Šáh Abd Alí, sv:Ahmed Shah Durrani, uk:Ахмед-шах Абдалі, ur:احمد شاہ ابدالی, zh:艾哈迈德·沙·杜兰尼]
Ahmad Shah Massoud	[1.0, 2 September, 1953, Panjshīr Province|Panjshir, Afghanistan, 9 September, 2001, Takhar, Mujahideen, Soviet war in Afghanistan, United Islamic Front for the Salvation of Afghanistan|Northern Alliance, September 9, 2001, transliteration, Tajiks|Tajik, Kabul University, Red Army|Soviet army, Afghanistan, Panjshir, Burhanuddin Rabbani, Taliban, United Islamic Front for the Salvation of Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Hamid Karzai, Bazarak, Herat, Herat, Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Arabic language, Jamiat Islami, Burhanuddin Rabbani, islamist, communist, coup d'état, Mohammed Daoud Khan, Parcham, People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan|PDPA, Pakistan, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Pashtunistan, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Military of Afghanistan|Afghan army, Hezbi Islami, Nuristan, Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, Salang, Bola Ghain, Kabul, Library of Congress, Peshawar, Abdul Rashid Dostum, Kabul, Peshawar, Afghan Civil War, Library of Congress, United Islamic Front for the Salvation of Afghanistan, Abdul Malik|Malik, Bill Clinton, Nicole Fontaine, European Parliament, Taliban, Image:Massoud commemoration in Geneva 21-10-2001.jpg|thumb|240px|A memorial for Massoud during an anti-war demonstration at the [[United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland, Massoud Khalili, Indian Military, Farkhor Air Base, September 11, 2001 attacks, September 11, 2001 attacks, Osama bin Laden, Inter-Services Intelligence, Abdul Rasul Sayyaf, Wahhabi, Pakistan, Abdul Rasul Sayyaf, Image:Massoud Tomb.jpg|thumb|225px|Massoud's tomb in the [[Panjshir Valley, Hamid Karzai, Ken Follett, Ahmad Zia Massoud, Ahmad Wali Massoud, United Kingdom, Persian language|Persian, Persian language|Persian, Panjshir Valley, Persian language|Persian, Persian language|Persian, Mohammad Aslam Watanjar, Afghan Defense Ministry|Minister of Defense, Mohammed Fahim, Category:1953 births, Category:2001 deaths, Category:Afghani anti-communists, Category:Assassinated Afghan politicians, Category:Assassinated military personnel, Category:Government ministers of Afghanistan, Category:Afghan politicians, af:Achmed Sjah Massoed, ar:أحمد شاه مسعود, bs:Ahmad Shah Massoud, ca:Ahmed Shah Massoud, cs:Ahmad Šáh Masúd, de:Ahmad Schah Massoud, es:Ahmed Shah Massoud, fa:احمدشاه مسعود, fr:Ahmed Chah Massoud, hr:Ahmad Šah Masud, it:Ahmad Shah Massoud, nl:Achmed Sjah Massoud, ja:アフマド・シャー・マスード, no:Ahmed Shah Massoud, pl:Ahmad Szach Masud, ru:Ахмад Шах Масуд, sr:Ахмад Шах Масуд, fi:Ahmad Shah Massoud, sv:Ahmad Shah Massoud, zh:马苏德]
Ahmed I	[1.0, Ottoman Sultan, Mehmed III, Mustafa I, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, Turkish language|Turkish, April 18, 1590, November 22, 1617, Sultan, Ottoman Empire, 1603, Mehmed III, 1603, Hungary, Iran|Persia, Treaty of Sitvatorok|Treaty of Zsitvatorok, 1606, Austria, Georgia (country)|Georgia, Azerbaijan, typhus, 1617, Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Sultan Ahmed Mosque|Blue Mosque, Islamic architecture, Istanbul, Category:1590 births, Category:1617 deaths, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:Deaths by infectious disease, ar:أحمد الأول, bs:Ahmed I, bg:Ахмед I, de:Ahmed I., es:Ahmed I, fr:Ahmet Ier, hr:Ahmed I., id:Ahmed I, it:Ahmed I, hu:I. Ahmed, nl:Ahmet I, ja:アフメト1世, no:Ahmed I, pl:Ahmed I, pt:Ahmed I, ru:Ахмед I, sr:Ахмед I, sh:Ahmed I., fi:Ahmed I, sv:Ahmed I, tr:I. Ahmet, uk:Ахмед I, zh:艾哈迈德一世]
Ahmed II	[1.0, Ottoman Dynasty|Ottoman Sultan, Suleiman II, Mustafa II, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, February 25, 1643, 1695, Sultan, Ottoman Empire, 1691, Ibrahim I, Suleiman II, Mustafa Köprülü, grand vizier, Battle of Slankamen, Austria, Louis William, Margrave of Baden-Baden|Louis William, Grand Duchy of Baden|Baden, Hungary, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:1643 births, Category:1695 deaths, ar:أحمد الثاني, bs:Ahmed II, bg:Ахмед II, de:Ahmed II., el:Αχμέτ Β΄, es:Ahmed II, fr:Ahmet II, hr:Ahmed II., id:Ahmed II, it:Ahmed II, hu:II. Ahmed, nl:Ahmet II, ja:アフメト2世, no:Ahmed II, ru:Ахмед II, sr:Ахмед II, sh:Ahmed II., fi:Ahmed II, sv:Ahmed II, tr:II. Ahmet, zh:艾哈迈德二世]
Ahmed III	[1.0, Ottoman Sultan, Mustafa II, Mahmud I, Image:Carl XII of Sweden.jpg|thumb|King [[Charles XII of Sweden, Battle of Poltava, Russian Empire|Russians, Great Northern War, Russo-Turkish War (1710–1711)|Battle of Prut, Azov, Taganrog, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Ottoman Turkish language|Ottoman Turkish, December 30, 1673, July 1, 1736, Sultan, Ottoman Empire, Mehmed IV, Mustafa II, Nevşehirli Damat İbrahim Pasha, Princess Hatice, Tulip Era in the Ottoman Empire|Tulip Era, Image:Jean-Baptiste van Mour 003.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Events of the Patrona Halil rebellion; painting by [[Jean-Baptiste van Mour, England, Imperial Russia|Russia, Charles XII of Sweden, Peter I of Russia, Battle of Poltava, Russo-Turkish War, 1710-1711|war with Russia, grand vizier, Baltacı Mehmet Paşa, Prut River, Moscow, Istanbul, Safavid dynasty|Safavids, 20 September, 1730, Janissary|janissaries, Albanians|Albanian, Patrona Halil, Mahmud I, Image:Pera Museum 3.jpg|thumb|left|Sultan Ahmed III receives ambassadors at [[Topkapı Palace, Great Turkish War, Azov, Morea, Persia, Balkans|Balkan, Habsburg Monarchy, Treaty of Passarowitz, Austro-Turkish War of 1716-18, taxation, Patronage|patron, printing press, Ibrahim Muteferrika, Danubian Principalities, Porte, Hospodar, Moldavia, Wallachia, boyar, Russo-Turkish War, 1710-1711|Russian campaign, 1711, Peter I of Russia|Peter the Great, List of rulers of Moldavia|Prince, Dimitrie Cantemir, Phanariotes|Phanariote, Greeks, List of rulers of Wallachia|Prince, Ştefan Cantacuzino, Prince Eugene of Savoy|Eugene of Savoy, Dhimmi, Category:Sultans of the Ottoman Empire, Category:1673 births, Category:1736 deaths, ar:أحمد الثالث, bs:Ahmed III, bg:Ахмед III, de:Ahmed III., es:Ahmed III, fr:Ahmet III, hr:Ahmed III., hu:III. Ahmed, it:Ahmed III, nl:Ahmet III, ja:アフメト3世, no:Ahmed III, pl:Ahmed III, ro:Ahmed al III-lea, ru:Ахмед III, sr:Ахмед III, sh:Ahmed III., sv:Ahmed III, tr:III. Ahmet, uk:Ахмед III, zh:艾哈迈德三世]
Ahmed al-Haznawi	[1.0, Image:AAlhaznawi.JPG, October 11, 1980, al Bahah Province, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, United States, Arabic language|Arabic, October 11, 1980, September 11, 2001, Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI, Organizers of the September 11, 2001 attacks|hijackers, United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 Attack, Saudi, imam, al Bahah province|al-Baha, Saudi Arabia, Saeed al-Ghamdi, Hamza al-Ghamdi, Ahmed al-Ghamdi, Chechnya, Afghanistan, November 27, 2000, December 27, 2000, Saudi Arabia, Ramadan, Saeed Alghamdi|Saeed, Hamza Alghamdi, United Arab Emirates, traveler's cheque, Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi, Majed Moqed, Saeed Alghamdi, Hamza Alghamdi, Wail al-Shehri, Ahmed al-Nami, image:Alhaznawi_video_aljazeera.jpg|left|frame|Al-Haznawi appeared in an [[al-Qaida, martyr, Al Jazeera, April 16, 2002, Abdulaziz Alomari, June 8, Miami, Florida, Wail al-Shehri, SunTrust, Ziad Jarrah, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Holy Cross Hospital (Fort Lauderdale)|Holy Cross Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, anthrax|cutaneous anthrax, 2001 anthrax attacks, July 10, September 7, 2001, Fort Lauderdale, Newark International Airport, Spirit Airlines, September 11, 2001, CAPPS, Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Pennsylvania, Arab News, October 11, 1980, al Bahah Province, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, United States, Category:1980 births|Haznawi, Ahmed, Category:2001 deaths|Haznawi, Ahmed, Category:Participants in the September 11, 2001 attacks|Haznawi, Ahmed, Category:Saudi Arabian terrorists|Haznawi, Ahmed]
Ahmed al-Nami	[1.0, Image:Ahmed al-Nami.png, December 13, 1977, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, United States, transliteration|transliterated, December 13, 1977, September 11, 2001, Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI, Organizers of the September 11, 2001 attacks|hijackers, United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack, Saudi Arabia, muezzin, King Khaled University, Abha, Sharia, Khamis Mushayt, Hajj, Al Farouq training camp, Afghanistan, Waleed al-Shehri|Waleed, Wail al-Shehri, Saeed Alghamdi, Jihad, Mohammad, Mushabib al-Hamlan, laser eye surgery, Mushabib al-Hamlan, Afghanistan, Visa (document)|Visa, October 28, Los Angeles, passport, Afghanistan, Jeddah, April 23, Wail al-Shehri|Wail, Waleed al-Shehri, Beirut, Iran, United Arab Emirates, traveler's cheque, Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi, Majed Moqed, Saeed Alghamdi, Hamza Alghamdi, Ahmed al-Haznawi, Wail Alshehri, Image:Ahmed-alNami.jpg|thumb|left|140px|al-Nami in Video, Al Qaeda, Kandahar, May 28, 2001, Dubai, Mohand al-Shehri, Hamza al-Ghamdi, Saeed al-Ghamdi, Delray Beach, Florida, telephone, SunTrust, June 29, Pensacola, Florida, Ahmed al-Haznawi, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Newark International Airport, Spirit Airlines, Saeed al-Ghamdi, September 7, Newark Liberty International Airport|Newark, Ziad Jarrah, Ahmad al-Haznawi, September 11, United Airlines Flight 93, Saeed al-Ghamdi, Ahmad al-Haznawi, Ziad Jarrah, Closed-circuit television|CCTV, Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Pennsylvania, Saudi Arabian Airlines, December 13, 1977, Saudi Arabia, September 11, 2001, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, United States, Category:1977 births|Nami, Ahmed, Category:2001 deaths|Nami, Ahmed, Category:Participants in the September 11, 2001 attacks|Nami, Ahmed, Category:Saudi Arabian terrorists|Nami, Ahmed]
Ahriman	[1.0, Angra Mainyu]
Ahuitzotl	[1.0, no:Ahuizotl, Codex Mendoza, Tlatoani of Mexico Tenochtitlan, Aztec calendar|7 Rabbit, 1486, Aztec calendar|10 Rabbit, 1502, Tizoc, Moctezuma II, Aztec calendar|10 Rabbit, 1502, Tezozomoc (son of Itzcoatl)|Tezozomoc, Atotoztli (daughter of Moctezuma I)|Atotoztli, Image:AhuitzotlGlyphHarvard.jpg|thumb|left|The [[Aztec writing|glyph, Tepoztlan, Aztec, Hueyi Tlatoani, Tenochtitlan, Tlatoani, Aztec calendar|7 Rabbit, 1486, Tízoc, Pre-Columbian, Mesoamerica, Huastec civilization|Huastec, Mixtec, Zapotec civilization|Zapotec, Pacific coast, Guatemala, Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan|Templo Mayor, Aztec calendar|8 Reed, 1487, Aztec calendar|10 Rabbit, 1502, Moctezuma II, Ahuizotl (creature)|Ahuitzotl, Image:Aztecexpansion.png|thumb|none|550px| Map showing the expansion of the Aztec empire showing the areas conquered by the Aztec rulers. The conquests of Ahuitzotl is marked by the colour yellow. <ref> Based on the maps by Ross Hassig in "Aztec Warfare"</ref> , Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan, Tizoc, Moctezuma II, Category:Year of birth missing, Category:1502 deaths, Category:Tlatoque, cs:Ahuitzotl, de:Auítzotl, es:Ahuízotl (gobernante), fr:Ahuitzotl, hu:Ahuízotl, nl:Ahuitzotl, no:Ahuizotl, pl:Ahuitzotl]
Ai	[1.0, Artificial intelligence, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Illustrator Artwork|.ai (file format), Game artificial intelligence, Non-player character|NPC, video game, A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, Steven Spielberg, American Idol, Australian Idol, A.i, Artificial Intelligence, Accommodative insufficiency, Aortic insufficiency, Aromatase inhibitor, Artificial insemination, Amelogenesis imperfecta, Articulation index, Avian influenza, Ai (Bible), Anguilla, ISO 3166-1|ISO, country code, Appenzell Innerrhoden, Ai, Ohio, U.S. state, Ohio, Ai Siqi, Ai Qing, Emperor Ai of Jin, Jin Dynasty (265-420), Emperor Ai of Han, Emperor Ai of Tang, King Ai of Zhou, Sima Ai, Jin Dynasty (265-420), Xie Ai, Andrew Ip, Ai Fukuhara, Ai Miyazato, Ai Sugiyama, Ai Shibata, AI (singer), Ai Kago, Ai Kawashima, Ai Otsuka, Ai Takahashi, Ai Bando, Ai Nonaka, Ai Orikasa, Ai Maeda (seiyu), Ai Shimizu, Ai Iijima, Ai Kato, Ai Maeda (actress), Ai Morinaga, Ai Tominaga, Ai Yazawa, Ai (poet), Merneferre Ai, Ancient Egypt, thirteenth dynasty of Egypt, Allen Iverson, Denver Nuggets, Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia 76ers, Everett Ai, Alcuin Ai, Artificial Intelligence, manga, anime, Video Girl Ai, Ai Haibara, Case Closed, The Law of Ueki, Planetes, Battle Royale II: Requiem, Ai Toyon, Yakuts|Yakut, Aikanaka, Princess Ai, Courtney Love, SNK Playmore, fighting game, Neo Geo Battle Coliseum, Air India, IATA airline designator, The American Interest, Amnesty International, The Art Institutes, Artificial Intelligence (comedy troupe), Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding, Action item, Ai (animal), sloth, Ai (chimpanzee), Air interdiction, Annals of Inisfallen, Aoi Mac Ollamain, Artificial Intelligence (series), Love, Mozi, American Idiot (album), Green Day, Alexis I. duPont High School, Teaching assistant, Arcade Infinity, Rowland Hills, California, Clarification, Construction Documents, American Iron Racing|American Iron, National Auto Sport Association, Airy function, Army Instructor, Avian Flu|Avian Influenza, Ai (band), Ay, Ái, .ai, ccTLD, ca:AI, da:Ai, de:AI, eo:Ai, fr:AI, ko:AI, it:AI, lv:AI, nl:AI, ja:AI, no:AI, pl:AI, pt:AI, ksh:AI (Watt ėßß datt?), sl:AI, fi:Ai, tr:AI]
Aidan of Dalriada	[1.0, Áedán mac Gabráin]
Aidan of Lindisfarne	[1.0, fr:Aidan de Lindisfarne, 31 August, 651, 31 August, June 9, Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodoxy, Anglicanism|Anglican Communion, Lutheran Church, Ireland, Bamburgh, Northumberland, Northumbria, Firefighter, Lindisfarne|Lindisfarne Abbey, Northumberland, Iona Abbey, Glastonbury Abbey, Augustine of Canterbury|Augustine, Joseph Barber Lightfoot|Bishop Lightfoot, 651, bishop, monastery, Lindisfarne, England, Christianity|Christian, missionary, Northumbria, Old Irish, Irish ethnicity|Irishman, Connacht, monk, Iona, Scotland, Roman Empire, paganism, Oswald of Northumbria, 616, baptize|baptised, 634, 635, Lindisfarne, Bamburgh, diocese, 642, Oswine of Deira, 651, Celtic Christianity|Irish branch, Pope Honorius I, Felix of Dunwich, 651, August 31, bishop|episcopate, Saint Bede the Venerable, 31 August 31, Bishop of Lindisfarne, Finan of Lindisfarne|Saint Finan, 635, 651, St Aidan's College, University of Durham, St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School, Category:651 deaths, Category:Anglo-Saxon saints, Category:Bishops of Lindisfarne, Category:Irish monks, Category:Irish saints, Category:Renewers of the church, Category:Scottish saints, Category:7th century bishops, de:Aidan von Lindisfarne, es:Aidan, fr:Aidan de Lindisfarne, it:Sant'Aidan, sw:Aidan Mtakatifu, uk:Святий Айден]
Aikido	[1.0, Grappling, Japan, Morihei Ueshiba, Daito-ryu aiki-jujutsu|aiki-jūjutsu, judo, jujutsu, kenjutsu, sōjutsu, Japanese martial art, Morihei Ueshiba, throw (grappling)|body throws, joint lock|joint-locking, wikt:en:合|合, wikt:en:気|気, wikt:en:道|道, Aiki (martial arts principle)|Aiki, John Stevens (scholar)|Stevens, John, Image:Morihei-Ueshiba.jpg|thumb|left|Morihei Ueshiba, founder of aikido., koryū, 2006, 14 December, 1883, 26 April, 1969, Sensei|Ōsensei, 2007, 1920s, 1930s, Daito-ryu aiki-jujutsu|Daitō-ryū aiki-jūjutsu, Takeda Sokaku, Tenjin Shinyo Ryu|Tenjin Shin'yō-ryū, Tokyo, Yagyū Shingan-ryū|Gotōha Yagyū Shingan-ryū, floruit|fl., Sakai, Osaka|Sakai, judo, Tanabe, 2006, spear, yari, staff (stick)|staff, jō, bayonet, kenjutsu, Hokkaidō, Dai Nippon Butoku Kai, Image:Onisaburo Deguchi 2.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Onisaburo Deguchi, Onisaburo Deguchi, Oomoto|Ōmoto-kyō, Shinto, Ayabe, utopia, #Styles|Styles, Minoru Mochizuki, France, Tadashi Abe, Aikikai Hombu, Kenji Tomiki, United States, Koichi Tohei, Hawaii, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Australia, dojo, Image:PRehse002-cropped.jpg|right|thumb|300|Disarming an attacker using a "sword taking" (''tachi-dori'') technique., yoga, pilates, 2006, kata, uke (martial arts)|uke, Fumiaki Shishida, 1983, sword, weapon|armed, Kick, Strike (attack)#Knife hand|knife-hand strike, Punch (strike)|punch, torso, chest, abdomen, solar plexus, choku-tsuki, face, Image:aikido ikkyo.png|right|thumb|250|Diagram of ''ikkyō'', or "first technique".  ''Yonkyō'' has a similar mechanism of action, although the upper hand grips the forearm rather than the elbow., Aikikai|Aikikai Foundation, leverage, ulnar nerve, Wristlock#Adductive wristlock|adductive wristlock, Wristlock#Pronating wristlock|pronating, radial nerve, periosteum, tantō, Wristlock#Supinating wristlock|supinating, extensor digitorum, throw (grappling)#Hip throws|hip throw, fulcrum, bokken, knife, Iwama style, Morihiro Saito, aiki-ken, aiki-jō, Image:Aikido ikkyo omote ura.png|right|thumb|250|Diagram showing ''omote'' and ''ura'' applications of ''ikkyō''., tai sabaki, seiza, Atemi, feint, pressure point|vital points, Gozo Shioda|Gōzō Shioda, Image:Embukai01.jpg|left|thumb|300|Technique performed against two attackers., randori, Shodokan Aikido, Tetsuro Nariyama|Nariyama, Tetsuro, Image:ki obsolete.svg|left|float|thumb|100px|This was the [[logogram, Tōyō kanji|it was changed, Qi|ki, kanji, Yoshinkan|Yoshinkan Aikido, World War II, Ki Society, empirical, kyū, dan rank|dan, aikidogi|aikidōgi, keikogi, karate, hakama, Aikikai, Yoseikan, Shodokan, Ki-aikido, Category:Japanese martial arts, Category:Gendai budo, Category:Aikido|*, Category:Throw (grappling), ar:أيكيدو, bg:Айкидо, ca:Aikido, cs:Aikido, da:Aikido, de:Aikidō, es:Aikido, eo:Aikido, fa:آیکیدو, fr:Aïkido, gl:Aikido, hr:Aikido, id:Aikido, ia:Aikido, it:Aikidō, he:אייקידו, ka:აიკიდო, lv:Aikido, lt:Aikido, hu:Aikido, mk:Аикидо, ms:Aikido, mn:Айкидо, nl:Aikido, ja:合気道, no:Aikido, pl:Aikido, pt:Aikido, ro:Aikido, ru:Айкидо, sk:Aikido, sl:Aikido, sr:Аикидо, fi:Aikido, sv:Aikido, th:ไอคิโด, vi:Aikido, tr:Aikido, uk:Айкідо, zh:合氣道]
Aikidoka	[1.0, List_of_aikidoka]
Ailanthus	[1.0, Plant, Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta, Dicotyledon|Magnoliopsida, Sapindales, Simaroubaceae, René Louiche Desfontaines|Desf., Ambonese, tree, Simaroubaceae, Sapindales, Rutales, Geraniales, Asia, Australasia, deciduous, flower, fruit, samara (fruit)|samara, Ailanthus altissima, mainland China, Taiwan, Ailanthus excelsa, India, Sri Lanka, Ailanthus integrifolia, New Guinea, Queensland, Australia, Ailanthus malabarica, Asia, Ailanthus triphysa, Ailanthus vilmoriniana, Image:Ailanthus altissima4.jpg|thumb|left|''Ailanthus altissima'' flowers, Lepidoptera, larva, Endoclita|Endoclita malabaricus, Category:Sapindales, da:Skyrækker-slægten, de:Götterbäume, eo:Ailanto, it:Ailanthus, uk:Айлант]
Ailuropoda melanoleuca	[1.0, Giant Panda]
Aimak	[1.0, Persian language|Persian, nomad, Iranian people|Iranian, Mongols|Mongolian, Highland (geography)|highland, Afghanistan, Herat, Hazara people|Hazara, Tajiks, Hazarajat, Ghor Province|Ghor, Farah Province|Farah, Herat Province|Herat, Badghis Province|Badghis, Faryab Province|Faryab, Jowzjan Province|Jowzjan, Sar-e Pol Province|Sar-e Pol, Mongolian language|Mongolian, clan, Aimag, tribe, Taimani, Ghor, Ferozkhoi, Temuri, Jamshidi, Sunni, Muslims, Hazara people|Hazara, Shiah, unreached people group, Evangelical, Christian, Iranian peoples|Iranian, Hazara people|Hazara, Afghanistan, Hazara people, Hazara people|Hazara, Tajiks|Tajik, Persians|Persian, Nikudari, Category:Ethnic groups in Afghanistan, Category:Ethnic groups in Asia, Category:Iranian peoples, Category:Mongol peoples, de:Aimaken, no:Aimagh, sv:Aimaker, ru:Чараймаки]
Aimoin	[1.0, 960, 1010, France|French, Villefranche-de-Longchat, monastery, Fleury, Franks, twelfth century, Middle Ages, Georg Waitz|G. Waitz, Monumenta Germaniae Historica, abbot, Abbo of Fleury|Abbo, Jean Mabillon|J. Mabillon, Acta Sanctorum|Acta sanctorum ordinis sancti Benedicti, Saint-Germain-des-Pres, Category:960 births, Category:1010 deaths, Category:French monks, Category:Chroniclers, fr:Aimoin de Fleury, pl:Aimoin]
Ain't I a Woman? (book)	[1.0, Image:aiaw.gif|thumb|right|150px|Cover image of ''Ain't I a Woman?'', bell hooks, Sojourner Truth, Ain't I a Woman?, racism, sexism, civil right, feminist, suffrage, abolition, Frederick Douglass, Racial segregation|segregationalists, stereotype, virgin, black nationalism, misogynist, matriarch, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, classism, 1970s, Louis Harris, Virginia Slims, 1972, Phillip Morris, Black Feminism, Category:1981 books, Category:Feminist literature, Category:Feminism books]
Ainu people	[1.0, Image:AinuGroup.JPG|300px, Ainu language|Ainu, Alexander Vovin, Japanese language|Japanese, Russian language, Aini language, Animism, Russian Orthodox Church, International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA, indigenous peoples|indigenous, Hokkaidō, Honshū, Kuril Islands, Sakhalin, Kamchatka peninsula, ethnonym, Hokkaidō, Ainu language, Emishi, Ezo, Yezo, Japanese language|Japanese, racism, Central Asia|Central, East Asia, indigenous peoples, mythology, Japan, noble savage, hunter-gatherers, Common Era, Image:AinuCeremonialDress.jpg|thumb|Ainu ceremonial dress. [[British Museum, Haplogroup D (Y-DNA)|Y-haplogroup D, Tibet, Andaman Islands, Haplogroup C3 (Y-DNA)|Haplogroup C3, Russian Far East, Mongolia, Nivkhs, haplogroup Y (mtDNA)|haplogroup Y, Yayoi, Japanese people|Japanese, Image:AinuManStilflied.JPG|thumb|Ainu man, circa 1880., North America, Latin America, Kennewick Man, Genetic map#Linkage mapping|genetic mapping, Cavalli-Sforza, Sea of Japan, Japanese Archipelago, cline, Jōmon, Japanese people, trade relationship, 1457, 1669, 1789, Shakushain's Revolt, Menashi-Kunashir Battle, Meiji period, Edo period, Meiji Restoration, Image:AinuBearSacrificeCirca1870.jpg|thumb|Ainu bear sacrifice. Japanese scroll painting, circa 1870., Saru, Usu (district)|Usu, Ishikari, Sambutsu, Russo-Japanese War, Hokkaidō, Ainu language, syntax, phonology, morphology (linguistics)|morphology, language isolate, ainu language, Image:Flag of the Ainu people.svg|thumb|265px|Flag of the Ainu people, designed by [[Bikki Sunazawa, Cerulean blue, beard, moustache, hair, woman|women, tattoo, mouth, forearm, color, Clothing|dress, salmon, grape, tamasay, bear, fox, wolf, badger, ox, horse, fish, fowl, millet, vegetable, herb, root, chopstick, spoon, Ainu cuisine, Tokyo, Hokkaidō, Origin belief#Ainu|Ainu creation myth, animists, kamui|kamuy, fire, mountain, sea, Marine biology|sea animals, priests, sake|rice beer, prayers, willow, Inau, Inau|nusa, sickness, Immortality|immortal, Russian Orthodox Church, Hokkaido Utari Association, Tohoku Ainu, Honshū, Hokkaido Ainu, Sakhalin Ainu, Kuril Ainu, Kamchatka Ainu, Amur Valley Ainu, Ethnic issues in Japan, Ryukyuans|Ryukyuan people, Yamato people, Ethnocide, Yukar, Ainu music, Honshū, Hokkaidō, Sakhalin, Kuril Islands, Kamchatka peninsula, Shogun, Kennewick Man, Iomante, Ainu-ken, Samani, Hokkaido, Category:Indigenous peoples of Asia, Category:Indigenous peoples of East Asia, Category:Ethnic groups in Japan, Category:Ainu| , Category:Ainu people| , ast:Ainu (etnia), br:Ainoued, ca:Ainus, cs:Ainu, da:Ainu, de:Ainu, et:Ainud, es:Ainu, eo:Ajnuoj, fa:قوم آینو, fr:Aïnus, ko:아이누족, id:Suku Ainu, it:Ainu (popolazione), he:איינו, ku:Aynû, lt:Ainai, nl:Ainu (volk), ja:アイヌ, no:Ainuer, nds:Ainu, pl:Ajnowie, pt:Ainos, ru:Айны, ru-sib:Айны, simple:Ainu, sl:Ainu, sh:Ainu, fi:Ainut, sv:Ainu, th:ชาวไอนุ, uk:Айни, zh:阿伊努人]
Air (classical element)	[1.0, Earth’s atmosphere, Latin, classical element, Greek philosophy, Plato, octahedron, aether, W. K. C. Guthrie, Plato, Pre-Socratic, Anaximenes, arche, Diogenes Apolloniates, Aristophanes, The Clouds, Socrates, Empedocles, fire (classical element)|fire, Water (classical element)|water, earth (classical element)|earth, Hera, Hades|Aidoneus, Zeus, Plato, Timaeus (dialogue)|Timaeus, Platonic solid, octahedron, Aristotle, sublunary sphere, aether (classical element)|aether, celestial sphere, G. E. R. Lloyd, Medicine in ancient Greece|ancient Greek medicine, four humours, Blood, spring (season)|spring, hermaphrodite, Image:Alchemy air symbol.svg|thumb|right|Symbol for air, alchemical symbol, Five elements (Chinese philosophy)|Chinese classical element, wood (classical element)|wood, Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Rosicrucianism, Freemasonry, John Dee, Edward Kelley, Hermetic Qabalah, Ancient Egypt|Egyptian, Greco-Roman, Moon, magical weapon|elemental weapon, Raphael (archangel)|Raphael, elemental, Paracelsus, sylph, Aquarius (astrology)|Aquarius, cardinal point, Enochian magic|Enochian system of magic, neopagan, Wicca, Gerald Gardner, Aleister Crowley, cardinal direction, east, wand, athame, Woodwind instrument|Woodwind instruments, Tarot, Minor Arcana, Azoth, Aradia, Athena, Hermes, Mercury (mythology)|Mercury, Nuit, Shu (Egyptian deity)|Shu, Thoth, Zeus, North, Earth, East, Gemini, Libra, Aquarius, Enlil, Sumer, Shu (Egyptian deity)|Shu, ancient Egypt, Tefnut, Nut (goddess)|Nut, Geb, Coffin Texts, East Asia, Wood (classical element)|wood, Azure Dragon, Chinese language|Chinese, Japanese language|Japanese, Hanja, Korean language|Korean, Aztec, Scythians, Hindu, Culture of Greece|Greeks, Christian, iconography, Human|mankind, Earth's atmosphere, Deities of the sky, Jonathan Barnes|Barnes, Jonathan, Bob Brier|Brier, Bob, Scott Cunningham|Cunningham, Scott, Ronald Hutton|Hutton, Ronald, Donald Michael Kraig|Kraig, Donald Michael, Israel Regardie|Regardie, Israel, Londa Schiebinger|Schiebinger, Londa, Starhawk, The Spiral Dance, Doreen Valiente|Valiente, Doreen, Gregory Vlastos|Vlastos, Gregory, John Opsopaus, Category:Classical elements, Category:Water, Category:Numerology, Category:Esoteric cosmology, Category:History of astrology, Category:Technical factors of astrology, Category:Obsolete scientific theories, es:Aire (elemento), pt:Ar (elemento)]
Air Force	[1.0, Air force, Air force]
Air Pollution	[1.0, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, Air pollution]
Air Transport	[1.0, Aviation]
Air conditioner	[1.0, Image:Single-room AC unit-external.jpg|thumb|right|The external section of a typical single-room air conditioning unit.  For ease of installation, these are frequently placed in a window.  This one was installed through a hole cut in the wall., Image:Single-room AC unit-internal.jpg|thumb|right|The internal section of the same unit.  The front panel swings down to reveal the controls., HVAC|heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning, refrigeration, appliance, system, Mechanism (technology)|mechanism, HVAC, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland|British, scientist, inventor, Michael Faraday, ammonia, 1842, John Gorrie|Dr. John Gorrie, ice, 1851, Vivian M. Sherlock, Frederic Tudor, 1855, 1902, Willis Haviland Carrier, temperature, humidity, Carrier Corporation|The Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America, automobile, 1906, Stuart W. Cramer, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, refrigerator, ammonia, methyl chloride, Thomas Midgley, Jr., Freon, 1928, refrigerant, ozone layer, CFC, HCFC, Hydrofluorocarbon|HFC, 2010, 2020, R-410A, Thermal comfort|preferred by humans, Hawthorne effect, deep plan, light well, Wind gradient|wind speed, Ventilation (architecture)|natural ventilation, operating room, infection, open heart surgery, neonatal, cleanroom|Cleanrooms, integrated circuits, pharmaceuticals, laboratory animal, Image:Heatpump.svg|thumb|300px|A simple stylized diagram of the refrigeration cycle: 1) condensing coil, 2) expansion valve, 3) evaporator coil, 4) compressor., refrigeration cycle, heat pump, universal gas law, universal gas constant, gas compressor|compressor, pulley, crankshaft, evaporation, heat, condensation, humidity, dewpoint, evaporation, heat exchanger, Fan (implement)|fans, air cooler, Haloalkane|Freon, haloalkane, refrigerants, DuPont, stratosphere, UV, catalyst, ozone layer, HCFC, R-22, HFC, R-134a, Montreal Protocol, R-410A, chlorine, swamp cooler, weather, sensible heat, Dry-bulb temperature|dry bulb thermometer, sensible heat, latent heat, John Gorrie, Apalachicola, Florida|Apalachicola, malaria, absorptive refrigeration, Absorptive refrigeration|absorptive cooler, brine, osmosis|osmotically, absorptive chiller, trigeneration, electrical outlet, condenser, Gas compressor|compressor, evaporator, air conditioner, filter (air)|filter, dust, pollutants, Thermostat|Thermostats, Thermostat|thermostat, Public_utility|power utility, rolling blackout, United States|U.S., short ton, pound (mass)|pounds, kilogram, ice, BTU, hour, watt, Central air conditioning|central air, electrical power grid, 2003 North America blackout, power plant, natural gas, 1995, horsepower|hp, power (physics)|power, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, AHAM, Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating, Btu, watt|watt-hours, coefficient of performance, thermodynamics, Energy Efficiency Ratio, BTU#Associated units|BTU/h, Ton#Units of energy and power|"tons" of cooling, heat pump, Heat sink|heat-sink, Fahrenheit, thermal insulation|Insulation, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, apartment|flats, India, Malaysia, Philippines, Europe, European Heat Wave of 2003|2003 heat wave, Legionella pneumophila, Legionnaire's disease, actinomycetes, hypoallergenic, allergy|allergies, asthma, heat wave, cooling center, Air filter, Dehumidifier, Energy, Energy conservation, Heat pump, Heating (disambiguation)|Heating, HVAC, Hydronics, Noise mitigation, Renewable energy, Refrigeration, Trigeneration, Category:Cooling technology, ar:مكيف, de:Klimaanlage, es:Aire acondicionado, fi:Ilmastointilaite, fr:Climatisation, he:מיזוג אוויר, it:Condizionatore, ja:空気調和設備, lt:Oro kondicionierius, nl:Airconditioning, ru:Кондиционер, sv:Luftkonditionering, tl:Erkon, tr:Klima, uk:Кондиціонер, yi:עיר קאנדישאנער, zh:空氣調節]
Air engine	[1.0, WP:AWB/T|Semiautomated typo fixing, Project:AutoWikiBrowser|AWB, engine, motor, potential energy, Pneumatics|compressed air, kinetic energy, machine, steam engine, piston, rotor, wheel, Guy Nègre, France|French, Uruguay, Armando Regusci, Australia, Angelo Di Pietro (inventor), South Korean|South Korea, Compressed air vehicles, battery electric vehicle, mining|mine, locomotives, torpedo, internal combustion engine, compressed air vehicles, Armando Regusci, Angelo Di Pietro, Chul-Seung Cho, RegusciAir, EngineAir, Energine, Tata Motors, air conditioning, graphite-reinforced plastic|carbon-fiber, MPa, Bar (unit)|bar, injection system, Quasiturbine, heat exchanger, air conditioning, thermodynamics, cogeneration, heat pump, urban car, litre|liter, grid, isothermal process, combined gas law, carbon fiber, Torpedo#Compressed air|Compressed air torpedo, Air car, City car, Compressed air vehicles, Battery electric vehicle, Liquid nitrogen economy, Pneumatics, Quasiturbine, Zero-emissions vehicle, Alternative fuel, Category:Engines, de:Druckluftauto, fr:Moteur à air comprimé, it:motore ad aria compressa]
Air force	[1.0, User:68.100.150.185|68.100.150.185, User:194.152.198.20|194.152.198.20, armed force|military, aerial warfare, fighter aircraft|fighters, bomber, helicopter, cargo aircraft#Military Cargo Aircraft|transport planes, intercontinental ballistic missile, surface-to-air missile, anti-ballistic missile, army, navy, Canadian Forces Air Command|Canadian Air Force, Canadian Forces Land Force Command|Canadian Army, Fighter aircraft|Fighters, Bomber, Reconnaissance, Electronic Warfare, Airborne Early Warning, Maritime Patrol, Cargo aircraft|Transport, Tanker (aircraft)|Tankers, Helicopter, Trainer (aircraft)|Training, Royal Air Force, Air force officer ranks|rank structure, United States Air Force, Ranks and insignia of NATO Air Forces Enlisted|rank structure on the Enlisted side, Ranks and insignia of NATO Air Forces Officers|Army-style rank, Soviet Air Force, air force blue|air force, navy blue|navy, Royal Air Force uniform|a practice pioneered by the Royal Air Force, Command (military formation)|commands, Group (air force)|groups, squadron, ICBM, anti-aircraft artillery, radar, missile, paratrooper, RAF Regiment, Fusiliers Commandos de l'Air, Special Forces, Air Force Special Tactics, Malaysian, PASKAU, forward air control, vol, Aerial warfare, Aviation Militaire, French Army, Armée de l'Air, balloon (aircraft)|Balloon, World War I, bomber, fighter aircraft|fighter, ace, Finnish Air Force|The Finnish Air Force, The Royal Air Force, Versailles Treaty , Regia Aeronautica, Armée de l'Air, Soviet Air Force, United States Army Air Corps, United States Army Air Force, Pearl Harbor, strategic bombing, Spanish Civil War, World War II, Boeing B-29 Superfortress, atomic bomb, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, United States Air Force, Cold War, jet engine, missile, helicopter, in-flight re-fuelling, Canadian Forces, Irish Air Corps, List of air forces, Aerial warfare, Life support (aviation), History of military aviation, Category:Air forces| , da:Luftvåben, de:Luftstreitkräfte, es:Fuerza aérea, eo:Aerarmeo, fr:Armée de l'air, zh-classical:空師, ko:공군, id:Angkatan udara, he:חיל אוויר, hr:Ratno zrakoplovstvo, ka:სამხედრო-საჰაერო ძალები, lt:Karinės oro pajėgos, nl:Luchtmacht, ja:空軍, no:Flyvåpen, nn:Flyvåpen, pl:Wojska lotnicze, pt:Força Aérea, ro:Forţă aeriană, ru:Военно-воздушные силы, simple:Air force, sl:Vojno letalstvo, sr:Војно ваздухопловство, fi:Ilmavoimat, sv:Flygvapen, vi:Không quân, uk:Військово-Повітряні Сили, zh:空军]
Air transport	[1.0, Aviation, Aviation]
Airbus A300	[1.0, Aero A.300, Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft, Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft/page content, Airbus|EADS (Airbus S.A.S.), Lufthansa, 1972-10-28, 1974-05-30, Air France, United Parcel Service, FedEx Express|FedEx, American Airlines, Japan Airlines, Airbus Beluga|A300-600ST Beluga, Airbus A310, Wide-body aircraft|widebody, Airbus, EADS, Airbus A310|A310, Airbus A330|A330-200F, Flight International, 2006-03-14, American Airlines, Boeing 727, Denver, Colorado|Denver, McDonnell Douglas DC-10, Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, Charles de Gaulle, Concorde, Image:IMG 1265r.jpg|thumb|left|American Airlines A300, British Aircraft Corporation, BAC 1-11, British European Airways, Rolls-Royce plc|Rolls-Royce, Sud Aviation, Hawker Siddeley, GE-Aviation|General Electric, General Electric CF6|CF6-50, British Aerospace, Image:olympus.a300b4-600r.sx-bem.arp.jpg|thumb|right|Olympic Airways Airbus A300B4-600R, Aérospatiale, DaimlerChrysler Aerospace|Deutsche Aerospace, Construcciones Aeronáuticas|CASA, Airbus A320|A320, Just In Time (business)|just-in-time, Toulouse Blagnac International Airport|Toulouse-Blagnac, Boeing 377, Aero Spacelines Super Guppy, Boeing 787, Japan, France|French, franc, Image:Airbus A300 cross section.JPG|right|thumb|Airbus A300 fuselage cross-section, showing the passenger compartment above and the baggage area below. On display in the [[Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany, Image:Airbus A300-600R Egyptair SU-GAR.jpg|thumb|Egypt Air Airbus A300-600R, Concorde, de Havilland, BAE Systems, Supercritical wing|supercritical airfoil section, Unit Load Device|LD3, billet (manufacturing)|billets, wind shear, Glass cockpit, wingtip fence, McDonnell Douglas DC-10, Lockheed L-1011, Air France, Lufthansa, Image:AAatgateB1.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[American Airlines, Cibao International Airport|Cibao Intl, Image:Apbcp lost1.jpg|thumb|left|[[Pakistan International Airlines, Indian Airlines, Eastern Air Lines, Frank Borman, Pan Am, Japan Air System, Korean Air, Thai Airways International, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, China Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines, Indian Airlines, Trans Australia Airlines, ETOPS/LROPS|60-minutes rule, Bay of Bengal, South China Sea, A300, Boeing 767, Airbus A330|A330, Airbus A340|A340, Airbus A310|A310, Airbus Beluga|A300-600ST ''Beluga'' Super Transporter, FedEx, ETOPS, Boeing 747, Airbus S.A.S, 7 March, 2006, 18 April, 2007, Airbus S.A.S, 18 April, 2007, July 12, 2007, FedEx, Image:Airbus A300B2.jpg|thumb|This A300B1 was the second A300 ever built and one of the first to enter service with an airline in late 1974. It has been used as a fire brigade training structure at [[Brussels Airport|Brussels National, 9 July, 2003, Image:Airbus A300C4-605R - Islandsflug Cargo - TF-ELW - LEMD.jpg|thumb|[[Islandsflug|Islandsflug Cargo, Image:A300 Zero G.jpg|thumb|A300-ZERO-G, Air Algérie, General Electric CF6|General Electric CF6-50A, Pratt & Whitney JT9D, Air France, MTOW, MTOW, MTOW, MTOW, Garuda Indonesia|Garuda, VASP, Tunisair, Kar-Air, Finnair, South African Airways, General Electric CF6|CF6-80, Pratt & Whitney PW4000, Saudi Arabian Airlines, American Airlines, Japan Airlines, Airbus Beluga|Beluga, Aero Spacelines Super Guppy, Airbus A310|A310, aspect ratio (wing)|aspect ratio, Canadian Forces, Luftwaffe, Iraqi Airways, 27 June, 1976, Operation Entebbe|Air France Flight 139, Tel Aviv, Entebbe Airport, 18 December, 1983, Malaysia Airlines, Scandinavian Airline System, 3 July, 1988, Iran Air Flight 655, USS Vincennes (CG-49)|USS Vincennes, Persian Gulf, Iran, F-14 Tomcat, 26 April, 1994, China Airlines, China Airlines Flight 140|Flight 140, Nagoya, Japan, 26 September, 1997, Garuda Indonesia, Garuda Indonesia Flight 152|Flight 152, Medan, Indonesia, 16 February, 1998, China Airlines, China Airlines Flight 676|Flight 676, Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport|CKS international airport, 24 December, 1999, Indian Airlines Flight 814|Indian Airlines Flight IC 814, Kathmandu|Kathmandu, Nepal, New Delhi, Kandahar|Kandahar, Afganistan, 12 November, 2001, American Airlines, American Airlines Flight 587|Flight 587, Belle Harbor, Queens|Belle Harbor, Queens, NY|Queens, New York, John F. Kennedy International Airport, 22 November, 2003, DHL shootdown incident in Baghdad|European Air Transport OO-DLL, DHL, SA-7 Grail|SA-7 'Grail', Baghdad International Airport, List of Airbus A300 operators, Airbus Beluga, A310, Airbus A330|A330, Airbus A340|A340, A350, Boeing 767|Boeing 767-200/-300, Ilyushin Il-86, Category:International airliners 1970-1979, Category:Airbus, Category:Airbus aircraft, Category:Jet aircraft, ar:ايرباص A300, cs:Airbus A300, da:Airbus A300, de:Airbus A300, et:Airbus A300, el:Airbus A300, es:Airbus A300, eu:Airbus A300, fr:Airbus A300, gl:Airbus A300, ko:에어버스 A300, id:Airbus A300, it:Airbus A300, he:איירבוס A300, hu:Airbus A300, ms:Airbus A300, nl:Airbus A300, ja:エアバスA300, no:Airbus A300, pl:Airbus A300, pt:Airbus A300, ru:Airbus A300, sk:Airbus A300, sr:Ербас А300, fi:Airbus A300, sv:Airbus A300, th:แอร์บัส เอ 300, tr:Airbus A300, zh:空中客车A300]
Airbus Industrie	[1.0, Airbus, Airbus]
Aircraft	[1.0, WP:UNDO|Undid, Special:Contributions/202.78.148.243|202.78.148.243, User talk:202.78.148.243|talk, Image:1er vol de l' A380.jpg|287px|thumb|right|An [[Airbus A380, vehicle, craft (vehicle)|craft, Earth's atmosphere|atmospheric, flight, Image:2006 Ojiya balloon festival 011.jpg|thumb|right|A hot air balloon in flight., aerodyne, autogyro, gyrodynes, helicopter, powered lift, fixed-wing aircraft, internal-combustion engine, piston engine, propeller, Turbine|turbine engine, Jet engine|jet, turboprop, thrust, lift (force)|lift, glider, winch, Gyrodyne, Heliplane, Acronym and initialism|initialism, VTOL, STOL, Lighter than air, aerostat, balloon (aircraft)|balloon, airship, buoyancy, helium, hydrogen, List of aircraft, Image:Giant planes comparison.svg|thumb|right|A size comparison of some of the largest aircraft in the world. The [[Airbus A380|Airbus A380-800, Boeing 747, Boeing 747-8|-8, Antonov An-225, Hughes H-4 Hercules|Hughes H-4 "Spruce Goose", balloon (aircraft)|balloon, hot air balloon, gas balloon, airship, blimp, rigid airship, Zeppelin, Hindenburg disaster|Hindenburg, Lakehurst, 1937 in aviation|1937, aerodynamics, vertical direction|vertical, rocket, VTOL, powered lift, Hawker Siddeley Harrier, fixed-wing aircraft, lift (force)|lift, Newton's laws of motion|Newton's third law of motion, Kite flying|kite, wind, tailplane, Canard (aeronautics)|canard, supersonic, aerodynamic, Image:Collection of military aircraft.jpg|thumb|left|A collection of [[NASA, biplane, triplane, monoplane, structure, delta wing, flying wing, B-2 Spirit, swing-wing, General Dynamics F-111|F-111, Panavia Tornado, F-14 Tomcat, B-1 Lancer, lifting body, Space Shuttle, rotary-wing aircraft, aerofoil, Helicopter rotor|rotor, helicopter, autogyro, tiltrotor, V-22 Osprey, Wing In Ground|wing-in-ground-effect, ekranoplan, hovercraft, boat, fan wing, United Kingdom, ornithopter, Image:Gossamer Albatross II.jpg|thumb|left|[[Gossamer Albatross, Human-powered transport|human-powered, glider, Airship, buoyancy, propeller, World War II, Internal combustion engine|internal combustion piston engine, Aircraft engine, radial engine, crankshaft, horizontally-opposed engine, V engine, avgas, turbocharger, cabin pressurization, Image:WestCoastAirFloatplane.jpg|thumb|right|A [[turboprop, De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter|DeHavilland Twin Otter, Seaplane|floatplane, 1973 energy crisis, turbine|turbine engine, turboprop, jet engine|turbojet, ramjet, pulse jet, Rocket aircraft, spaceflight, military aviation, civil aviation, Image:FA-22 Raptor.jpg|thumb|left|The fifth-generation Military Aircraft, [[F-22 Raptor, Douglas DC-3, C-47 Skytrain|C-47, Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, Piper Cub|Piper J3 Cub, American Civil War, World War I, World War II, surveillance aircraft|surveillance, Italo-Turkish War, Balkan War, World War I, bomber, fighter aircraft, Tanker (aircraft)|Tankers, World War II, Vietnam War, helicopter, Image:Flight-interior.jpg|thumb|left|[[Interior, Qatar Airways, Image:heli.g-code.750pix.jpg|thumb|right|[[Bell 206|Bell 206B JetRanger III, helicopter, general aviation, medevac, freight aircraft, Bell 206|Bell JetRanger, Beechcraft King Air, future aircraft developments|future aircraft development projects, Wingtip device|winglets, Pratt and Whitney, Geared Turbofan, Blended wing body|Blended Wing-Body, Fanwing, Velarus, Hydrogen, kerosene, gasoline, Russia, Tupolev, Tu-154, Tu-155, 1989 in aviation|1989, List of aircraft by category, List of aircraft by date and usage category, List of civil aircraft, List of helicopter models, List of military aircraft, List of World War II jet aircraft, List of aircraft engines, wikt:Appendix:Aviation, aerospace, and aeronautical terms|List of aviation, aerospace and aeronautical terms, List of early flying machines, List of altitude records reached by different aircraft types, List of large aircraft, Aerial refuelling, Aircraft axis, Aircraft carrier, Aircraft spotting, Airline call sign, Air safety, Airship, Air transports of Heads of State, Aviation, Balloon (aircraft), Contrail, First flying machine, Fixed-wing aircraft, Flight controls, Flight instruments, Flight planning, Gliding, Lifting body, Model aircraft, Noise pollution, Personal air vehicle, Flying car|Roadable Aircraft, Spacecraft, Steam aircraft, Surveillance aircraft, New Scientist, Usenet, Category:Aircraft| , af:Vliegtuig, ar:طائرة, zh-min-nan:Hui-hêng-ki, bs:Zrakoplov, bg:Летателен апарат, ca:Aeronau, cs:Letadlo, da:Luftfartøj, de:Luftfahrzeug, es:Aeronave, eo:Flugmaŝino, eu:Hegazkin, fa:هواگرد, fr:Aéronef, fy:Loftfartúch, ko:항공기, hr:Zrakoplov, io:Aeronavo, id:Pesawat, it:Aeromobile, he:כלי טיס, la:Aeroplanum, hu:Repülőgép, ml:വിമാനം, ms:Pesawat udara, nl:Vliegtuig, ja:航空機, no:Luftfartøy, pl:Statek powietrzny, pt:Aeronave, ro:Aerodină, ru:Воздушное судно, simple:Aircraft, sk:Lietadlo, sl:Zrakoplov, sr:Ваздухоплов, fi:Lentokone, sv:Flygmaskin, vi:Khí cụ bay, tr:Hava taşıtı, zh:航空器]
Aircraft Carrier	[1.0, Aircraft carrier]
Aircraft carrier	[1.0, Image:Principe-de-Asturias Wasp Forrestal Invincible 1991 DN-ST-92-01129s.jpg|thumb|350px|Four aircraft carriers, (bottom-to-top) ''[[Principe de Asturias (R11)|Principe de Asturias, amphibious assault ship|amphibious assault carrier, USS Wasp (LHD-1)|USS ''Wasp'', supercarrier, USS Forrestal (CVA-59)|USS ''Forrestal'', V/STOL, HMS Invincible (R05)|HMS ''Invincible'', warship, aircraft, airbase, navy|naval, air power, balloon, nuclear powered, Balloon carrier, Seaplane, seaplane tender, HMS Engadine (1911)|HMS ''Engadine'', HMS Hermes (95)|HMS Hermes, Japanese aircraft carrier Hōshō|Hōshō, Lexington class aircraft carrier, World War II, Escort aircraft carrier, USS Barnes (CVE-20)|USS ''Barnes'', Light aircraft carrier, USS Independence (CVL-22)|USS ''Independence'', CAM ship, SS Michael E|SS ''Michael E'', Merchant aircraft carrier, MV Empire MacAlpine|MV ''Empire MacAlpine'', Battlecarrier, Battle of Midway|Midway, Ise class battleship|''Ise'' class, Mogami|''Mogami'', Submarine aircraft carrier, French submarine Surcouf|''Surcouf'', I-400 class submarine, Aichi, Aichi M6A|M6A ''Seiran'', capital ship, battleship, World War II, Supercarrier, Amphibious assault ship|Amphibious assault carriers, USS Tarawa (LHA-1)|USS ''Tarawa'', HMS Ocean (L12)|HMS ''Ocean'', carrier battle group, Nimitz class aircraft carrier|''Nimitz'' class, USS Enterprise (CV-6)|USS ''Enterprise'', flight deck, take off|take-off, landing, knot (nautical)|knots, apparent wind, Aircraft catapult|catapult, tailhook, arrestor wires, helicopter, V/STOL, landing signal officer, glide slope, Image:USS Harry S Truman (CVN-75) Flight Deck.JPG|thumb|[[F/A-18 Hornet, flight deck, Nimitz class carrier|''Nimitz''-class, supercarrier, USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75)|''Harry S. Truman'', bridge (ship)|bridge, control tower, starboard, Royal Navy, VTOL, STOVL, BAE Sea Harrier|Sea Harrier, E-2 Hawkeye, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, Thomas Cochrane, HMS Pallas, Image:balloon barge.jpg|thumb|The Union Army balloon ''Washington'' aboard the ''George Washington Parke Custis'', towed by the tug '' Coeur de Lion''., July 12, 1849, Venice, American Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, balloon (aircraft)|balloon, Thaddeus S. C. Lowe, Union Army Balloon Corps, Potomac River, balloon carrier, World War I, seaplane tender, Image:CanardVoisinJune1912.jpg|thumb|left|The first seaplane carrier, the French ''[[La Foudre, Canard Voisin, seaplane, Le Canard, La Foudre, seaplane carrier, airplanes, HMS Hermes (1913)|HMS ''Hermes'', USS Mississippi (BB-23)|USS ''Mississippi'', cruiser (warship)|cruisers, capital ship, HMS Warspite (1913)|HMS ''Warspite'', Fairey Swordfish|Swordfish, A6M2-N Rufe, SC Seahawk, Curtiss Seahawk, F8F Bearcat, F4U Corsair, air to air missile, Clément Ader, L'Aviation Militaire, Clément Ader, L'Aviation Militaire, superstructure, Image:Ely-takeoff.jpg|thumb|left|Ely takes off from<br>USS ''Birmingham'', [[14 November, 1910, Eugene Ely, Aviator|pilot, armored cruiser, USS Birmingham (CL-2)|USS ''Birmingham'', Hampton Roads, Virginia, Willoughby Spit, Image:Ely landing on Pennsylvania, 1910.jpg|thumb|Ely lands on USS ''Pennsylvania'', <br>[[18 January, 1911, January 18, 1911, The Shops at Tanforan|Tanforan racetrack, USS Pennsylvania (ACR-4)|USS ''Pennsylvania'', San Francisco, Commander, Royal Navy|RN, May 2, 1912, Short S27, HMS Hibernia (1905)|HMS ''Hibernia'', Royal Fleet Review, Weymouth, Dorset|Weymouth, Image:Wakamiya.jpg|thumb|The Japanese seaplane carrier [[Japanese seaplane carrier Wakamiya|''Wakamiya'', Imperial Japanese Navy, Japanese seaplane carrier Wakamiya|''Wakamiya'', Kiaochow Bay, Battle of Tsingtao, Maurice Farman, Qingdao|Tsingtao, November 6, 1914, December 25, 1914, Cuxhaven Raid|attacked the Zeppelin base at Cuxhaven, Image:Ark Royal (1914).jpg|thumb|left|[[HMS Ark Royal (1914)|HMS ''Ark Royal'', HMS Ark Royal (1914)|HMS ''Ark Royal'', September 5, 1914, Dardanelles, 19 July, 1918, Sopwith Camel, HMS Furious (1916)|HMS ''Furious'', Zeppelin, Tondern, airship, balloon (aircraft)|balloon, Denmark, Image:H42235.jpg|thumb|The first full-length flat deck, [[HMS Argus (I49)|HMS ''Argus'', Washington Naval Treaty, battlecruiser, World War I, HMS Argus (1917)|HMS ''Argus'', United States Navy|U.S. Navy, USS Langley (CV-1)|USS ''Langley'', Lexington class aircraft carrier|1928, USS Lexington (CV-2)|USS ''Lexington'', USS Saratoga (CV-3)|''Saratoga'', Image:Japanese aircraft carrier Hosho.jpg|thumb|left|The [[Imperial Japanese Navy, Japanese aircraft carrier Hōshō|''Hōshō'', HMS Hermes (1923)|HMS ''Hermes'', HMS Hermes (1923)|HMS ''Hermes'', Japanese aircraft carrier Hōshō|''Hōshō'', torpedo bomber, reconnaissance, dive bomber, fighter aircraft|fighters, folding wing, HMS Glorious|HMS ''Glorious'', Germany|German, HMS Illustrious (R87)|HMS ''Illustrious'', Battle of Taranto|Taranto, Fairey Swordfish, torpedo bombers, Malta, Italian Navy, Mediterranean, HMS Victorious (R38)|HMS ''Victorious'', German battleship Bismarck|''Bismarck'', Second Battle of the Atlantic|Atlantic, Arctic convoys of World War II|Arctic, Image:Shinano.jpg|thumb|left|The [[Imperial Japanese Navy, Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano|''Shinano'', Pacific, Japan, Taranto, attack on Pearl Harbor, power projection, German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin|Graf Zeppelin, Southeast Asia, Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse|sinking of ''Prince of Wales'' and ''Repulse'', Indian Ocean raid|Indian Ocean, HMS Hermes (95)|HMS ''Hermes'', Battle of the Coral Sea|Coral Sea, Battle of Midway, Image:USS Saratoga Enterprise Hornet San-Jacinto 701512.jpg|thumb|right|4 US Navy carriers right after the war, showing the size and length difference between an early battlecruiser conversion, the ''[[USS Saratoga (CV-3)|Saratoga, USS Enterprise (CV-6)|Enterprise, Essex class aircraft carrier|Essex, USS Hornet (CV-12)|Hornet, USS San Jacinto (CVL-30)|San Jacinto, Essex class aircraft carrier|Essex class, United States 3rd Fleet|Third, United States 5th Fleet|Fifth Fleets, Pacific war, Japanese battleship Yamato|''Yamato'', Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano|''Shinano'', Image:HIJMS Taiho 02.jpg|thumb|left|Japanese carrier [[Japanese aircraft carrier Taihō|''Taihō'', Image:USS Saratoga.jpg|thumb|left|[[USS Saratoga (CV-3)|USS Saratoga, Lexington class aircraft carrier|Lexington class, Japanese aircraft carrier Taihō|''Taihō'', light cruiser, Naval Historical Center, Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, INS Viraat|INS ''Viraat'', HMS Hermes (R12)|HMS ''Hermes'', convoy, Merchant Aircraft Carrier, escort aircraft carrier|escort carriers, Philippines, Battle off Samar, merchant aircraft carrier, Hawker Hurricane, 3 December, 1945, de Havilland Vampire, Image:Cvnanim.gif|thumb|left| The angled flight deck allows for safe simultaneous launch and recovery of aircraft., Hull (watercraft)|hull, engine, Aircraft catapult|steam-powered catapult, boiler, Royal Naval Reserve|RNVR, HMS Perseus (R51)|HMS ''Perseus'', Image:FS CdG Optics.jpg|thumb|Landing optics of ''[[FS Charles de Gaulle|Charles de Gaulle, Fresnel lens, USS United States (CVA-58)|''United States'', United States Air Force, Nuclear weapon, USS Forrestal (CV-59)|USS ''Forrestal'', USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CV-42)#Early career|USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CV-42), USS Enterprise (CVN-65)|USS ''Enterprise'', USS Long Beach (CGN-9)|USS Long Beach, FS Charles de Gaulle|''Charles de Gaulle'', Image:USS Tripoli LPH10 a.jpg|thumb|The ''Tripoli'', a US Navy ''Iwo Jima'' class helicopter carrier, helicopter, anti-submarine warfare, HMS Bulwark (R08)|HMS ''Bulwark'', Invincible class aircraft carriers|''Invincible'' class, VTOL, STOVL, S-2, LPH, United States Marine Corps, LHA, LHD, Harrier, Image:INS Viraat ex-Hermes DN-SD-06-05771r.jpg|thumb|[[India, INS Viraat|INS ''Viraat'', HMS Hermes (R12)|HMS ''Hermes'', INS Vikrant, Royal Navy, World War II, VTOL, Sea Harrier, Invincible class aircraft carrier|''HMS Invincible'', STOVL, North Korean Army, July 3, 1950, South Korea, Task Force 77, USS Valley Forge (CV-45)|USS ''Valley Forge'', HMS Triumph (R16)|HMS ''Triumph'', July 27, 1953, Sea of Japan, Attack on the Sui-ho Dam, Yokosuka, Sea of Japan, Yellow Sea, Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth, HMS, HMS Triumph (R16)|''Triumph'', HMS Theseus (R64)|''Theseus'', HMS Glory (R62)|''Glory'', HMS Ocean (R68)|''Ocean'', HMAS Sydney (1944)|HMAS ''Sydney'', USS, USS Badoeng Strait|''Badoeng Strait'', USS Bairoko|''Bairoko'', USS Point Cruz|''Point Cruz'', USS Rendova|''Rendova'', USS Sicily|''Sicily'', Fleet Air Arm, Fleet Air Arm (RAN)|Fleet Air Arm, August 2, 1964, August 15, 1973, South China Sea, Yankee Station, Dixie Station, South Vietnam, U.S. Air Force, North Vietnam, Operation Flaming Dart|Operations Flaming Dart, Operation Rolling Thunder|Rolling Thunder, Operation Linebacker|Linebacker, Operation Linebacker, USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67)|''John F. Kennedy'', Task Force 77, Seventh Fleet, Gulf of Tonkin, prisoner-of-war, USS Forrestal|''Forrestal'', USS Enterprise (CVN-65)|''Enterprise'', USS Oriskany|''Oriskany'', Falklands War, HMS Hermes (R12)|HMS ''Hermes'', HMS Invincible (R05)|HMS ''Invincible'', VSTOL, Hawker Siddeley Harrier, Sea Harrier, Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, 2003 invasion of Iraq, Image:Fleet 5 nations.jpg|thumb|Four modern aircraft carriers of various types – [[USS John C. Stennis| USS ''John C. Stennis'', FS Charles de Gaulle|''Charles de Gaulle'', HMS Ocean (L12)|HMS ''Ocean'', USS John F. Kennedy|USS ''John F. 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Ford'' class (formerly CVN-21), Nimitz class aircraft carrier|''Nimitz'' class, Gerald R. Ford class aircraft carrier|''Gerald R. Ford'' (CVN-78) class, USS Nimitz (CVN-68)|''Nimitz'', supercarrier, seaplane tender, Project Habakkuk, Seadrome, Supercarrier, CATOBAR, STOL, STOBAR, STOVL, VSTOL, Helicopter carrier, Seaplane tender, Balloon carrier, Airborne aircraft carrier, Submarine aircraft carrier, Land mobile aircraft carrier, List of aircraft carriers, List of aircraft carriers by country, List of aircraft carriers by type, List of aircraft carrier classes of the United States Navy, List of aircraft carriers in service, List of amphibious warfare ships, Aircraft carriers in fiction, Category:Aircraft carriers|Aircraft carriers, Category:Ship types, af:Vliegdekskip, bs:Nosač aviona, ca:Portaavions, cs:Letadlová loď, da:Hangarskib, de:Flugzeugträger, et:Lennukikandja, el:Αεροπλανοφόρο, es:Portaaviones, eo:Aviadila ŝipo, fr:Porte-avions, hr:Nosač zrakoplova, ko:항공모함, id:Kapal induk, it:Portaerei, he:נושאת מטוסים, lt:Lėktuvnešis, hu:Repülőgép-hordozó, ms:Kapal induk, nl:Vliegdekschip, ja:航空母艦, no:Hangarskip, nn:Hangarskip, pl:Lotniskowiec, pt:Porta-aviões, ro:Portavion, ru:Авианосец, sq:Aeroplanmbajtësja, simple:Aircraft carrier, sk:Lietadlová loď, sl:Letalonosilka, sr:Носач авиона, sh:Nosač aviona, fi:Lentotukialus, sv:Hangarfartyg, ta:விமானம் தாங்கிக் கப்பல், th:เรือบรรทุกอากาศยาน, vi:Hàng không mẫu hạm, tr:Uçak gemisi, uk:Авіаносець, zh:航空母舰]
Aircraft hijacking	[1.0, Las Palmas, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, :en:Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation_popups|popups, Image:TWA 847 Hijackers with captain.jpg|thumb|left|Hijackers inside flightdeck of [[TWA Flight 847, aircraft, September 11, 2001 attacks, Al-Qaeda, Air China, Beijing, Kunming, Yunnan, Taiwan, CNN, South Asia Analysis Group, hostage, ransom, United States|American, List of Cuba-US aircraft hijackings|hijacked to Cuba, publicity, September 11, 2001 attacks, Samuel Byck, Air France Flight 8969, Federal Air Marshal Service|air marshals, February 21, 1931, Arequipa, Peru, Byron Rickards, Ford Tri-Motor, Lima, Continental Airlines, Boeing 707, El Paso, Texas|El Paso, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI, July 16, 1948, Miss Macao, Cathay Pacific, Macau, Bulgaria, Junkers (Aircraft)|Junkers, Istanbul, Western world|West, September 12, 1948, Greece|Greek, Olympic Airways|T.A.E Airlines, Yugoslavia, Skopje, Thessaloniki, Noam Chomsky, Israel, Syrian, Moshe Sharett, US State Department, Douglas Dakota, paratrooper|paratrooping, December 12, Moshe Dayan, December 7, Palestinian, 1956, July 13, Malév, Li-2, Ingolstadt, Germany, 17 July, 1958, November 1, List of Cuba-US aircraft hijackings|Cuba-to-U.S. hijacking, Varadero, Raúl Castro, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, El Al, Rome, Algiers, 1970, May 15, Dymshits-Kuznetsov hijacking affair, refusenik, Dawson's Field hijackings, Jordan, El Al, Leila Khalid, D. B. Cooper, Northwest Orient Airlines flight 305, parachute, Boeing 727, 1972, November 15, Ansett, Adelaide, Alice Springs, Northern Territory|Alice Springs, Alice Springs Airport, Miloslav Hrabinec, 1974, February 22, Samuel Byck, Maryland Aviation Administration, Delta Air Lines, President Nixon, McDonnell Douglas DC-9|DC-9, White House, Air France, Air France Flight 139|Flight 139, Entebbe, Airport, Uganda, Operation Entebbe, Lufthansa Flight 181, Palma de Mallorca, Frankfurt, Mogadishu, Somalia|Mogadishu, GSG 9, Red Army Faction, 1977, December 4, Malaysia Airlines Flight 653, Cyprus, West Berlin, Judgment in Berlin, 1979, June 20, June 21, Nikola Kavaja, Pakistan International Airlines, Kabul, Damascus, Garuda Indonesia, DC 9, Palembang, Medan, Colombo, Penang, Don Muang, Kopassus, Aer Lingus, Dublin, London, Le Touquet, Pope, Fatima, 1982, July 1, Sepala Ekanayake, 1982, August 22, Sikh, Tbilisi hijacking incident, 1984, August 24, Kuwait Airways, Tehran, TWA Flight 847, Athens, Beirut, Israel, EgyptAir Flight 648, Malta, Pan Am Flight 73, Karachi, Kuwait Airways, People's Republic of China, Guangzhou|Canton, Singapore Airlines Flight 117, Pakistan People's Party, Singapore Special Operations Force, FedEx Corporation|FedEx, FedEx Flight 705|Flight 705, Auburn Calloway, Memphis, Tennessee, cruise missile, Air France Flight 8969, Armed Islamic Group|GIA, Eiffel Tower, GIGN, Rida Garari, Kish Air, Hemus Air, Beirut, Varna, Oslo, Norway, Varna Airport, Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961|Flight 961, Indian Ocean, Comoros Islands, Air Malta, June 9, 1997, All Nippon Airways Flight 61, Ariana Afghan Airlines, Taliban, London Stansted Airport, political asylum, Afghan hijackers case 2006, Indian Airlines Flight 814, Kandahar, Philippine Airlines Flight 812, Davao City, Philippines, Manila, September 11, 2001 attacks|September 11 attacks, United States|USA, American Airlines, American Airlines Flight 11|Flight 11, American Airlines Flight 77, United Airlines, United Airlines Flight 93|Flight 93, United Airlines Flight 175, missiles, United Airlines Flight 175, American Airlines Flight 11|Flight 11, New York City, World Trade Center, World Trade Center|complex, American Airlines Flight 77, Washington, D.C., Turkish Airlines Flight 1476, Aeroflot, Airbus A320, Sheremetyevo International Airport|Moscow, Cointrin International Airport|Geneva, Ruzyne International Airport|Prague, Czech police, Air West, Sudan, N'Djamena, Chad, Air Mauritanie, Boeing 737, Nouakchott, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria|Las Palmas, Paris, Morocco|Moroccan, List of hijacking of Indian aeroplanes, United Kingdom, United States, Australia, India, air Marshal (civil aviation)|air marshal, Explosive decompression, homophones, Los Angeles International Airport, airport security, weapon, September 11, 2001 attacks, September 11, United Airlines Flight 93, Poland, Federal Constitutional Court of Germany, Minister of Defense, :de:Urteil des Bundesverfassungsgerichts zum Luftsicherheitsgesetz 2005|German Wikipedia entry, President of Germany, Horst Köhler, 16 December, 1970, Airport security, List of Cuba-US aircraft hijackings, D. B. Cooper, CATSA, Category:Terrorism tactics, Category:Airliner hijackings| , Category:Aviation risks, Category:Air safety, de:Flugzeugentführung, es:Piratería aérea, fr:Détournement d'avion, id:Pembajakan pesawat, nl:Vliegtuigkaping, ja:ハイジャック, ru:Угонщик самолётов (фильм), fi:Lentokonekaappaus, tr:Hava korsanlığı, zh:劫机]
Aircraft spotting	[1.0, Image:Spotter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Spotters at [[Guarulhos International Airport|Sao Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport's, aircraft, glider, airship, helicopter, microlight, biplane, undercarriage, Image:aircraft.spotting.srilankan.arp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Spotters enjoying the landing of a [[SriLankan Airlines, London Heathrow Airport, airline, Camouflage, radio scanner, Aviation archaeology, Aircraft registration, Military Aircraft Serial Review, Image:tornado.za463.arp.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The RAF Tornado can be identified by its large tail, World War II|WWII, Cold War, Royal Observer Corps, airshow, museum, Image:thunderbolt.a10.fairford.arp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The high engine position on this USAF A-10 Thunderbolt makes identification easy, Bus spotting, Train spotting, Birding, Butterfly watching, Airliners.net|Airliners.Net, Wikipedia:External links, Wikipedia:Spam, Category:Aircraft|Spotting, Category:Hobbies, Category:Recreation, de:Spotter, es:Spotting, fr:Spotter, nl:Vliegtuigspotter, pl:Planespotting, ru:Споттинг, fi:Lentokonespottaus]
Airdrie	[1.0, Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, Airdrie, Alberta, Airdrieonians, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, Airdrie United, de:Airdrie, pt:Airdrie]
Airline	[1.0, Airline (disambiguation), Image:Emirates A380 2.JPG|thumb|right|250px|An [[Airbus A380, Emirates Airline, civil aviation|air transport services, passenger, freight, leasing|lease, airliner|aircraft, partnership, Airline alliance|alliances, Image:Air-India-building.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The headquarters of [[Air India, Mumbai, India, 1950s, 1960s, 1980s, 1990s, United States|U.S., Australia, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, India, Warren Buffett, Mergers and acquisitions|mergers, takeover, Image:LZ10 Schwaben 1911.jpg|right|thumb|LZ 10, a DELAG zeppelin, DELAG, German language|German, November 16, 1909, Zeppelin, Frankfurt, KLM, Avianca, Qantas, Mexicana, Tony Jannus, St. Petersburg, Florida, Tampa, Florida, Benoist XIV, Chalk's International Airlines, Ft. Lauderdale, World War I, United States Postal Service, United States Congress|Congress, air mail, Curtiss Jenny, United States Army, United States Postal Service|Postal Service, New York, New York|New York, San Francisco, California|San Francisco, Delta Air Lines, Braniff Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines, Boeing, Trans World Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Eastern Air Lines, Image:Airline_1920-1941.jpg|right|thumbnail|US airline route structure before World War II, 1920s, Ford Motor Company, Stout Aircraft Company, Ford Trimotor, rail transport|rail, Juan Trippe, Pan American World Airways, Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles, Shanghai, Boston, Massachusetts|Boston, London, 1940s, Boeing 247, Douglas DC-3, 1930s, Great Depression, World War II, Image:National Audit Office - Victoria - London - 020504.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Imperial Airways Empire Terminal, Victoria, [[London, flying boats, Southampton, Croydon Airport, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, KLM, 1919, Schiphol, Amsterdam, London, 1920, Dutch Indies, Dutch Empire, KLM, Morocco, Aéropostale (aviation)|Aéropostale, Bankruptcy|bankrupt, Air France, Finnair, Helsinki, 12 September, 1923, Junkers F 13, 14 March, 1924, Tallinn, Estonia, 20 March, Lufthansa, Varig, Avianca, Junkers (Aircraft)|Junkers, Dornier GmbH|Dornier, Fokker, Nazism|Nazi, zeppelin, airship, Hindenburg, hydrogen, helium, United Kingdom, flag carrier, Imperial Airways, BOAC, Handley-Page, biplane, London, Middle East, India, Rub'al Khali, Bedouin, British Empire, Image:PI-C91.jpg|right|thumbnail|A [[Philippine Airlines, Manila, Philippines, Philippines, Philippine Airlines, February 26, 1941, March 15, 1941, Beech Model 18, Manila, Nielson Field, Baguio, Philippine Airlines, Japan Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Malaysian Airlines , Malaysia-Singapore Airlines|Malayan Airways, Garuda Indonesia, Japan Airlines, image:Airline_1946-1955.jpg|right|thumbnail|Post-war airline route structure., Boeing Stratocruiser, Lockheed Constellation, Douglas DC-6, B-29, pressurization, 1950s, De Havilland Comet, Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8, Sud Aviation Caravelle, Soviet Union, Tupolev Tu-104, Tupolev Tu-124, Aeroflot, Interflug, Vickers Viscount, Lockheed L-188 Electra, image:Airline_trunk_1972.jpg|right|thumbnail|Airline trunk route systems., 1970s, Boeing 747, McDonnell Douglas DC-10, Lockheed L-1011, Tupolev Tu-144, Concorde, Airbus, airline industry deregulation, America West Airlines, frequent flyer, 1980s, image:Airline_hub-1995.jpg|right|thumbnail|De-regulated airline route structures., low-cost carrier|low cost airline, Southwest Airlines, JetBlue, AirTran Airways, Skybus Airlines, American Airlines, Image:Pakistan Int AL B777-200ER AP-BGL.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Pakistan International Airlines|PIA, Boeing 777-200, Government of Pakistan, Pakistan International Airlines, national airline, Image:Boeing_747_London.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Singapore Airlines, Boeing 747, International Civil Aviation Organization, Bermuda Agreement, freedoms of the air, cabotage, 1990s, open skies, European Union, February 23, 2006, 27 September, 2005, positive externalities, highways, railways, Image:Flughafen Frankfurt am Main.JPG|thumb|right|250px|[[Lufthansa, yield management, price discrimination, travel class, 1970s, Sabre (computer system)|Sabre, cost-benefit analysis|cost-benefit analyses, fare war, Airline Tariff Publishing Company, Computer Reservation System, Image:Virgatl.a340-300.g-vfar.800pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|An [[Airbus A340, Virgin Atlantic Airways, Aviation insurance, Southwest Airlines, Microsoft, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, US Airways, Delta Air Lines, Northwest Airlines, Chapter 11, American Airlines|American, Alitalia, Scandinavian Airlines System, SABENA, Swissair, Japan Air System, Viasa, Air Canada, Ansett Australia, bankruptcy, Southwest Airlines, Boeing, Eastern Air Lines, Petroleum|oil, fuel, hedging instruments, airport, Code sharing, Japan Airlines, Aeroflot, 1960s, Tokyo, Moscow, Austrian Airlines|Austrian, Sabena, Vienna, Brussels, New York, airline alliance, 1990s, Star Alliance, Oneworld, SkyTeam, KLM, Northwest Airlines, SkyTeam, Air France, airline call sign, British Overseas Airways Corporation|BOAC, America West, Flight crew, Aviator|Pilots, Captain, First Officer, Flight Engineer, Second Officer (civil aviation)|Second Officer, flight officer|Navigator, Flight Attendant, purser, Sky Marshal|In-flight Security Personnel, El Al, Groundcrew, Airframe, Powerplant, Avionics, Flight Dispatcher, airline lounge, corporation|corporate, Air safety, Airline complaints, Airport security, Cargo airline, Charter airline, Regional airline, Air ferry, Government contract flight, Low-cost carrier, Airlines at the movies, Airliners.net, FlightAware, Airline timetable, Flight planning, Red-eye flight, Transportation Security Administration, Federal Aviation Administration, IATA, List of largest airlines, List of low-cost airlines, List of hub airports, List of airlines, List of accidents and incidents on commercial airliners, Flag carrier|List of national airlines, List of defunct airlines, Timeline of airline bankruptcies, R. E. G. Davies|R.E.G. Davies, Category:Airline terminology, Category:Aviation, ar:شركة طيران, bg:Авиокомпания, da:Flyselskab, de:Fluggesellschaft, es:Aerolínea, eo:Flugkompanio, fr:Compagnie aérienne, gl:Aeroliña, ko:항공사, id:Maskapai penerbangan, is:Flugfélag, it:Compagnia aerea, he:חברת תעופה, lt:Oro linijų bendrovė, nl:Luchtvaartmaatschappij, ja:航空会社, no:Flyselskap, pl:Linie lotnicze, pt:Linha aérea, ru:Авиакомпания, simple:Airline, sr:Авио-компанија, fi:Lentoyhtiö, uk:Авіакомпанія, zh:航空公司]
Airplane (disambiguation)	[1.0, fixed-wing aircraft, Airplane!, Airplane II: The Sequel, Airplane!, Jefferson Airplane, Airplane (album)|Airplane, Rusted Root, Airplane (song)|Airplane, Beach Boys, Airplane (drinking game)|Airplane, Aeroplane (Curt Smith Album)|Aeroplane, Curt Smith, Aeroplane (song)|Aeroplane, Red Hot Chili Peppers, One Hot Minute]
Airshow	[1.0, image:air.show.utterly.arp.500pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The UK Utterly Butterly wing-walking display team flying Boeing Stearman PT-17 biplanes, aviator, aircraft, airfield, helicopter, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma|MCAS Yuma, Reno Air Races, warbird, Image:red.bull.air.race.arp.750pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Air racing at an air show in England: the Red Bull Air Race heat held at [[Kemble Airfield, Image:F-16 Fighting Falcons above New York City(2).jpg|thumb|left|250px|Six [[F-16 Fighting Falcon, U.S. Air Force, Thunderbirds (squadron)|Thunderbird, aerobatics, Delta wing|delta formation, Empire State Building, Manhattan, Thrust vectoring, Pugachev's Cobra, Kulbit, F-22, Harrier, V-22|Osprey, Blue Angels, U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds|Thunderbirds, Snowbirds, Red Arrows, Patrulla Aguila, Frecce Tricolori, Patrouille Suisse, Patrouille de France, Surya Kiran, Indian Air Force, image:frecce.tricolore.fairford.arp.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Frecce Tricolori aerobatics team of the Italian Air Force, flying at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford, England, in 2005, image:FrecceTricolori03.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Frecce Tricolori, RIAT, Ramstein airshow disaster|1988 disaster at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Sknyliv (Ukraine) airshow disaster|2002 airshow crash at Lviv, Ukraine, Aerobatic maneuver, image:crash.arp.600pix.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Capt. Christopher Stricklin [[eject, USAF, U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds|Thunderbird, airshow, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, September 14, 2003, Frankfurt/Main, Germany, 1909-7-10, 1909-10-17, Berlin Air Show|"Internationale Luft- und Raumfahrtausstellung (ILA)", Glenn Curtiss, John Moisant, 1910-01-10, 1910-01-20, Glenn Curtiss, Charles Hamilton, Lincoln Beachey, Louis Paulhan, Atlantic, Massachusetts|Atlantic, Massachusetts, United States|USA, 1910-09-03, 1910-09-13, Wright brothers, Glenn Curtiss, Claude Grahame-White, Harriet Quimby, Jacques de Lesseps, Roland Garros (aviator)|Roland Garros, Claude Grahame-White, Glenn Curtiss, John Moisant, Arch Hoxsey, Ralph Johnstone, Charles Hamilton, Ford National Reliability Air Tour, Image:RIAT2006-General2.JPG|right|thumb|220px|[[Royal International Air Tattoo, Royal International Air Tattoo, RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom, Oshkosh Airshow|EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, Oshkosh, Wisconsin|Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Experimental Aircraft Association, Sun 'n Fun, Lakeland, Florida|Lakeland, Florida, Andrews AFB, NAS Oceana, Miramar Airshow|MCAS Miramar every October, Aviation Nation, Nellis AFB, Edwards AFB, Planes of Fame, Chino, California|Chino, Willow Run Airport|Willow Run, Duxford, Flying Legends, Farnborough Air Show, Farnborough, Hampshire|Farnborough, UK|Britain, Paris Air Show|Le Bourget Air Show, Paris, France, Asian Aerospace, Singapore, Hong Kong, Singapore Airshow, Singapore Airshow, Russia, MAKS Airshow|MAKS, Russian Knights|an Su-27 team, Strizhi|a MiG-29 team, Aero L-39|L-39, Berlin Air Show|Internationale Luft- und Raumfahrtausstellung Berlin (ILA), Berlin, Germany, 1909, China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition, Sunderland International Airshow, Flypast,  Air & Sea Show, Abbotsford International Airshow, Abbotsford, British Columbia|Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, Aero India, Yelahanka, Bangalore, India, Scotland, Australian International Air Show, Berlin Air Show, Berlin, Germany, Canadian International Air Show, Toronto, Ontario|Toronto, Ontario, Cleveland National Air Show, Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland, Ohio, USA, Chicago Air & Water Show, Chicago|Chicago, Illinois, Chino Air Show, Dayton, Ohio|Dayton, Danish Air Show, Dubai Airshow, Dubai, Wings and Wheels at Dunsfold, England, United Kingdom, El Centro Airshow, El Centro, California|El Centro, California, USA, Flying Circus Airshow, Bealeton, Virginia|Bealeton, Virginia, USA, Hill AFB Airshow, Ogden, Utah|Ogden, Utah, USA, Inland Northwest Skyfest, Spokane, Washington|Spokane, Washington, USA, Iran airshow, Kish, Iran, Joint Services Open house, Andrews AFB,Maryland|Andrews AFB, Maryland, USA, Kecskemét, Hungary, Las Vegas Airshow, Aviation Nation, Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition, Langkawi, Malaysia, Midland Airshow, Commemorative Air Force, Midland, Texas|Midland, Texas, USA, Miramar Airshow, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar|MCAS Miramar, San Diego, California|San Diego, California, NAS Pensacola Airshow, Pensacola, Florida|Pensacola, Florida, USA, New York Air Show, Jones Beach State Park, New York, Oregon International Airshow, Hillsboro, Oregon|Hillsboro, Oregon, USA, Redhill Airshow, United Kingdom, Radom Air Show, Radom, Poland, Royal Netherlands Air Force, List of airports in the Netherlands|airports in the Netherlands, Salinas Airshow, Salinas, California|Salinas, Galway, Ireland, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA, Saskatchewan Airshow, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan|Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, Seafair, Seattle, Washington|Seattle, Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Detroit, Michigan|Detroit, Michigan, USA, Shearwater Airshow, Shearwater, Nova Scotia|Shearwater, Nova Scotia, Canada, RAFA Shoreham Airshow, United Kingdom, Sun N' Fun, Lakeland, Florida|Lakeland, Florida, Warbirds over Wanaka, Wanaka|Wanaka, New Zealand, Air/Space America 88, San Diego, California|San Diego, California, Wings Over Gillespie, Commemorative Air Force, El Cajon, California|El Cajon, California, Northwest EAA Fly-In, Arlington, Washington|Arlington, Washington, Thunder over the Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey|Atlantic City, New Jersey, Royal Air Force|RAF, Leuchars Airshow, Scotland, United Kingdom, Indianapolis Airshow, USA, Reno Air Races, Reno, Nevada, USA,  Paris Air Show, Paris, France, Category:Airshows| , de:Flugschau, es:Exhibición de vuelo, fr:Meeting aérien, id:Pameran kedirgantaraan, nl:Vliegshow, ja:航空ショー]
Aisha	[1.0, Muhammad, mu'min, The Qur'an, hadith, Shia Islam|Shia, First Fitna|first Islamic civil war, Ali|Ali ibn Abu Talib, Battle of Bassorah, Abu Bakr, Mecca, Banu Taim, Quraysh, Migration to Abyssinia|migration to Ethiopia, al-Tabari, Hijra (Islam)|Hijra, Medina, Asma bint Abu Bakr|Asma, Khadija, Zayd ibn Harithah|Zayd, Hassan ibn Thabit, Encyclopaedia of Islam, Ibn Kathir, Umm Salama Hind bint Abi Umayya, Hafsa, At-Tahrim|Sura 66, Maria al-Qibtiyya, Sunni Islam|Sunni, caliph, succession to Muhammad, Umar ibn al-Khattab|Umar, Uthman ibn Affan|Uthman, Ali, Basra, Leila Ahmed, Shariah, hadiths, Umar, Abu Bakr, Ali, Persons related to Qur'anic verses, Muhammad's marriages, Family tree of Aisha, Arranged marriage, Category:678 deaths, Category:Arab people, Category:Islam and women, Category:Muhammad, Category:Muslim history, Category:Turkish given names, Category:Wives of Muhammad, Category:Women in Medieval warfare|Aisha, Category:Muslims, ar:عائشة بنت أبي بكر, bs:Aiša r.a, cs:Áiša, de:Aischa bint Abi Bakr, es:Aisha bint Abi Bakr, eo:Aiŝa, fa:عایشه, fr:Aïcha, gl:Aisha - عائشه, id:Aisyah, it:Aisha, nl:Aïsja, ja:アーイシャ, no:Aisha, nn:Aisja, pl:Aisza, pt:Aicha, ru:Аиша, sv:Aisha, th:อาอิชะหฺ, zh:阿伊莎]
Aix	[1.0, AIX]
Aix-la-Chapelle	[1.0, Aachen]
Ajaccio	[1.0, vec:Ajacio, Image:Porto Ajacio.JPG|300px, Corse, Corse-du-Sud, Prefectures in France|prefecture, Simon Renucci, 2001, 2008, Communauté d'agglomération du Pays Ajaccien, Latin language|Latin, French language|French, Corsican language|Corsican, communes in France|town , France, capital, Corsica, Prefectures in France|prefecture, Departments of France|department, Corse-du-Sud, Marseille, Gulf of Ajaccio, peninsula, Diocese of Ajaccio, Genoa|Genoese, 1492, 1553, 1559, Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis, 1768, citadel, Napoleon I of France|Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769, Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption d'Ajaccio, cigar, macaroni, shipbuilding, sardine, Coral (precious)|coral, 1904, Campo dell'Oro Airport, bishop, 7th century, Cardinal Fesch, 1763, Napoleon I of France|Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769, 1821, Alizée, 1984, Joseph Fesch, 1839, Cardinal (Catholicism)|cardinal, Tino Rossi, 1907, 1983, Fred Scamaroni, 1914, 1943, Irène Bordoni, Broadway theatre, film, AC Ajaccio, Category:Communes of Corse-du-Sud, Category:Prefectures in France, br:Aiacciu, bg:Аячо, ca:Ajaccio, ceb:Ajaccio, cs:Ajaccio, co:Aiacciu, da:Ajaccio, de:Ajaccio, es:Ajaccio, eo:Ajaccio, eu:Aiacciu, fr:Ajaccio, gl:Ajaccio, ko:아작시오, hr:Ajaccio, id:Ajaccio, it:Ajaccio, la:Adiacium, lb:Ajaccio, hu:Ajaccio, nl:Ajaccio, ja:アジャクシオ, no:Ajaccio, nn:Ajaccio, pl:Ajaccio, pt:Ajaccio, ksh:Ajaccio, ro:Ajaccio, ru:Аяччо, scn:Ajacciu, simple:Ajaccio, sk:Ajaccio, sl:Ajaccio, sr:Ажаксио (Ајачо), fi:Ajaccio, sv:Ajaccio, vi:Ajaccio, tr:Ajaccio, uk:Аяччо, vec:Ajacio, zh:阿雅克肖]
Ajaigarh	[1.0, Panna district|Panna, nagar panchayat, Panna District, Madhya Pradesh, India, princely state, British India, 1765, Bundela, Rajput, Raja Pahar Singh, Jaitpur, 1809, Bundelkhand, Central India Agency, 1901, Nowgong, malaria, 1868, 1869, 1896, 1897, Government of India, January 1, 1950, India, 1971, Vindhya Pradesh, Chhatarpur District, November 1, 1956, Maharaja Chhatrasal|Maharajadhiraja Chhatrasal, metre, foot (unit of length)|feet, As of 2001, census, Category:Settlements established in 1765, Category:Indian Princely States, Category:Panna, bpy:আজাইগড়, fr:Ajaigarh, new:अजैगढ, pt:Ajaigarh, sv:Ajaigarh]
Ajanta Caves	[1.0, Image:Meister des Mahâjanaka Jâtaka 001.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Jataka tales, Maharashtra, India, Rock cut architecture|rock-cut, BCE, UNESCO, Aurangabad District, Maharashtra|Aurangabad District, World Heritage Site, Image:Ajanta (63).jpg|thumb|300px|Ajanta Caves, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (3).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Ajanta Caves - entrance sign, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (4).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Ajanta Caves - entrance sign, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (9).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Ajanta Caves - view from ticket office, Aurangabad, Maharashtra|Aurangabad, Jalgaon, Bhusawal, Archaeological Survey of India, Vihara (monastery)|viharas, chaitya, stupa, Hinayana, Hinayana Buddhism|Lesser Vehicle, Buddhism, Buddha, Sthaviravada, Mahayana, Vakataka, 2nd century BC|200 BCE, 3rd century|CE 200, 6th century|6th, 7th century, Anglo-Indians, Hsuan Tsang, Dinnaga, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (13).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Painting from Cave No. 1, Image:Cave 01 porch.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Cave 1, Vākāţaka, Harisena, mudra, Jataka, Boddhisattva, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (55).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Painting, Cave No. 2 (?), Image:Indischer version3.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Painting from the Ajanta caves, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (57).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Ajanta Caves, Image:Aurangabad - Ajanta Caves (36).JPG|thumb|200px|right|Ajanta Caves, vestibules, Jataka, Bodhisattva, colonnade, Paintings, decay, Jataka tales, frescoes, mural, clay, hay, feces|dung, lime, stucco, Shunga, Dakshinapath, Satavahana, Hinayana|Hīnayāna, Chaitya-grahas, B.C.E., Vakatakas, Harishena, Varahadeva, B.C.E., Brahmanism, Achala, Hiuen Tsang, James Fergusson, Royal Asiatic Society, Great Britain, Ireland, Sir Jamshedji Jijibhai School of Art, Bombay, Syed Ahmad (artist)|Syed Ahmad, Mohammad Fazlud-din, Hyderabad, Nandalal Bose, Asit Kumar Haldar, Samarendranath Gupta, Archeological Survey of India, Indian rock-cut architecture, List of India cave temples, Sigiriya, Caves of India, India Society, Category:Indian architecture, Category:Architectural styles, Category:Caves of India, Category:Buddhist art and culture, Category:Tourism in Maharashtra, Category:History of Maharashtra, Category:Buddhist pilgrimage, Category:Indian art, Category:Indian painting, ar:أجانتا, da:Ajanta Caves, de:Ajanta, fr:Ajantâ, lt:Adžantos olos, mr:अजिंठा-वेरूळची लेणी, nl:Ajanta, ja:アジャンター石窟群, pl:Adżanta, pt:Ajanta, sk:Adžanta, fi:Ajanta, sv:Ajantagrottorna, ta:அஜந்தா ஓவியங்கள், uk:Аджанта, zh:阿旖陀石窟]
Ajax	[1.0, Ajax (mythology), Ajax the Lesser, Ajax (Sophocles)|''Ajax'' (Sophocles), Ajax (programming), Ajax framework, AFC Ajax, Ajax America, Ajax Cape Town FC|Ajax Cape Town, Ajax Kenitra, FC Ajax Lasnamäe, Rabat Ajax, Ajax Skoteras, Ajax Sportman Combinatie, Aias Salaminas F.C., Ajax (horse), Ajax (1906 automobile), Ajax (1913 automobile), Ajax (1914 automobile), Ajax (1921 automobile), Ajax (automobile), HMS Ajax|HMS ''Ajax'', USS Ajax|USS ''Ajax'', Ajax (1860 locomotive), South Devon Railway Dido class, Ajax (1927 locomotive), LMS Royal Scot Class, Ajax (Disney), Ajax Duckman, Martian Manhunter, Ajax (comics), Ajak, Ajax (band), Ajax (DJ), Ajax Records (Chicago), Ajax Records (Quebec), AjaX, Ajax, Ontario, Aspen Mountain (Colorado), Ajax (arcade game), Ajax cleanser, Operation Ajax, Apatosaurus ajax, Nike Ajax, 1404 Ajax, Ajax (toilet), flush toilet, Ajax (The Warriors), The Warriors (film)|The Warriors, af:Ajax, bg:Аякс, ca:Ajax, cs:Ajax, da:Ajax (flertydig), de:Ajax, es:Ajax, eu:Ajax, fa:آژاکس, fr:Ajax, ko:아이아스, id:Ajax, is:Ajas, it:Ajax, he:Ajax, lt:Ajax (reikšmės), hu:Aiasz, ms:Ajax (nyahkekaburan), nl:Ajax, nds-nl:Ajax, ja:アイアス, no:Ajax, pl:Ajax, pt:Ajax, ro:Ajax, ru:Аякс, sl:Ajax, fi:Ajax, sv:Ajax, vi:Ajax, tr:Ajax, uk:Аякс]
Ajax (mythology)	[1.0, Image:Ajax Ermordung der Herden.jpg|thumb|Ajax, ancient Greek, Greek mythology|mythological Greek hero, Telamon, Periboea, Salamis Island|Salamis, Homer, Iliad, Epic Cycle, epic poems, Trojan War, Ajax the lesser|Ajax, son of Oileus, Achaeans, Achilles, centaur, Chiron, Telamon, Peleus, Agamemnon, Diomedes, Nestor, Idomeneus, Odysseus, Hector, herald, Zeus, Apollo, Troy|Trojan, Phorkys, Phoenix (Iliad)|Phoenix, Patroclus, Menelaus, Paris (mythology)|Paris, Odyssey, Hyacinth (mythology)|Hyacinthus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Rhoetean, Hellespont, Sophocles, Pindar, Ovid, Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses, Hades, Erebus, Snake Island (Black Sea)|island of Leuke, Danube, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Aeacus, tutelary, Salamis Island|Salamis, panoply, Lectisternium, Athenian, Solon, Iliad, Attica|Attic, Athens, Aeacus, Zeus, Periboea, Achilles, Sibling|half-brother, Teucer, Athenians, Cimon, Miltiades, Alcibiades, Thucydides, Mycenaean Greece|Mycenaean, Square foot|sq ft, AFC Ajax, Ajax Cape Town FC|Ajax Cape Town, Ajax America, detergent, Ajax cleanser|Ajax, Royal Navy, HMS Ajax, United States Navy, USS Ajax, Titan (Dune)|Titans, Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, Dune: The Butlerian Jihad, Frank Herbert, Science fiction|sci-fi, Dune (novel)|Dune, Personal computer game|computer game, Age of Mythology, Arkantos, Odysseus, Troy (film)|Troy, professional wrestling|wrestler, Tyler Mane, computer role-playing game|CRPG, Baldur's Gate series, Baldur's Gate#Characters|Ajantis Ilvastarr, The Warriors (film), James Remar, Dan Simmons, Ilium (novel)|Ilium, Olympos (novel)|Olympos, Iliad, Mars, Apollodorus, Friedrich Schiller, 2006-03-30, Category:Characters in the Iliad, Category:Characters in the Odyssey, Category:Mythological kings, Category:Greek mythology, Category:People of the Trojan War, Category:Tutelary, br:Aias Telamonios, bg:Аякс Теламонид, ca:Àiax el Gran, cs:Aiás, da:Ajax, de:Ajax der Große, es:Áyax el Grande, fr:Ajax fils de Télamon, is:Ajas Telamonsson, it:Aiace Telamonio, he:איאס, lt:Ajaksas, hu:Aiasz (Telamón fia), nl:Ajax (mythologie), ja:大アイアス, no:Ajax (mytologi), pl:Ajaks Wielki, pt:Ájax, ro:Aiax din Salamina, ru:Аякс Великий, fi:Aias, sv:Ajax (mytologi), uk:Аякс Теламонід]
Ajax of Cyprus	[1.0, Ajax the Great, Ajax (mythology, Ajax (mythology)]
Ajax of Locris	[1.0, Ajax the Lesser]
Ajax the Lesser	[1.0, br:Aias Oileos, Ajax, Image:Ajax Cassandra Louvre G458.jpg|thumb|200px|Ajax the Lesser raping Cassandra., Image:Poseidon and Ajax.png|thumb|200px|Poseidon killing Ajax the Lesser., Greek language|Greek, Greek mythology|Greek, Oileus|Oïleus, Locris, Ajax (mythology)|Ajax, Telamon, Locrians|Locrian, Trojan War, Iliad, Odyssey, Homer, Achilles, Odysseus, Poseidon, Odyssey, Troy, Cassandra, Athena, Lycophron, Quintus Smyrnaeus, Euboea, Virgil, Aeneid, Leuke, Locrians, Ancient Greece|Greek, Cypselus, Pausanias (geographer)|Pausanias, Sophocles, Ajax (mythology)|Telamonian Ajax, Category:People of the Trojan War, Category:Greek mythology, Category:Characters in the Aeneid, Category:Fictional rapists, Category:Characters in the Iliad, br:Aias Oileos, bg:Аякс (Локрида), cs:Aiás (malý), de:Ajax der Kleine, el:Λοκροί#.CE.91.CE.AF.CE.B1.CF.82_.CE.BF_.CE.9B.CE.BF.CE.BA.CF.81.CF.8C.CF.82, es:Áyax el Menor, fr:Ajax fils d'Oïlée, it:Aiace di Locride, lt:Ajaksas Mažasis, hu:Aiasz (Oileusz fia), ja:小アイアス, ro:Aiax din Locres, ru:Аякс Малый, fi:Aias (Oileuksen poika), uk:Аякс Оїлід]
Ajmer	[1.0, lt:Adžmeras, Ajmer District|Ajmer, Hindi, Ajmer District, India, Rajasthan, states and territories of India|state, British India, Ajmer-Merwara, Aravalli Range, Anasagar, Chauhan, Muslim, India, Muhammad of Ghor, Delhi Sultanate, 1193, 1365, Mewar, 1509, Marwar, 1532, 1559, 1770, Maratha, 1818, 1818, United Kingdom|British, Pushkar, Dargah, Muslim, sufi, Moinuddin Chishti, Image:Pushkar Lake.JPG|thumb|right|250px|The [[Pushkar, Pushkar, Brahma, Image:Sufi_photos_051.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Dargah of [[Sufi, Moinuddin Chishti, Nizam, Hyderabad state|Hyderabad, mosque, Mughal, Shah Jahan, Masjid, Akbar, Agra, vow, Jain, 1153, Qutubuddin Aibak, 1193, Akbar, Jahangir, British Raj, William Bentinck, Nasirabad, India|Nasirabad, Kishangarh, Beawar, Mayo college, As of 2001, census, Ajmer (Lok Sabha constituency), Category:Cities and towns in Rajasthan, Category:Railway stations in Rajasthan, de:Ajmer, es:Ajmer, bpy:আজমির, lt:Adžmeras, mr:अजमेर, new:अज्मेर, ja:アジメール, pl:Adźmer, pt:Ajmer, sv:Ajmer, ta:அஜ்மீர், uk:Аджмір, ur:اجمیر]
Ajmer-Merwara	[1.0, Image:Rajputana 1909.jpg|thumb|[[Rajputana, British India, district, Ajmer, Merwara, Rajputana, governor-general, princely states, Ajmer, November 1, 1956, North India, Thar Desert, Aravalli Range, Nasirabad, India, Chambal River|Chambal, Bay of Bengal, Luni River, Rann of Kutch, arid zone, monsoon, Narmada River|Narmada, Bombay, Neemuch, Malwa, Jhalawar, Kota, Kathiawar, Kutch, Mount Abu, Ganges, Rajput, Jat, Gujarati people|Gujaratis, Jainism|Jains, Mer, Islam, Beawar, Kekri, Category:Historical Indian regions, Category:History of Rajasthan, Category:Ajmer]
Akhal-Tekes	[1.0, Akhal-Teke]
Akihabara	[1.0, Image:Akihabara_denkigai.jpg|right|thumb|Akihabara in 2007, Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Station, Taitō, Tokyo|Taitō-ku, Akihabara Station|same name, Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda, anime, otaku, Japanese addressing system|chōme, Image:Maid_in_Japan.jpg|right|thumb|Maid in Akihabara, Otaku, Akiba-kei, Image:Akihabara_picture3.jpg|right|thumb|Between stores in Akihabara, Image:Akihabara 916.jpg|right|thumb| Akihabara [[Dell, Image:Akihabara.jpg|thumb|Akihabara, city gate, Manseibashi|Mansei bridge, Edo, Ueno, Tokyo|Ueno, samurai, Shinto, Edo Castle, Asakusa, Japan Railways|JR, Tōhoku Main Line, Meiji period|Meiji, Shōwa period|Shōwa, World War II, Tokyo Technical College, Sōbu Main Line|Sobu underground line, vacuum tube, Den Den Town|Nipponbashi, Osaka, consumer, durable good, television, refrigerator, washing machine, personal computer, computer game, Ōta-ku, Akihabara Station, East Japan Railway Company|JR East, Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tōhoku Line, Chūō-Sōbu Line, Tokyo Metro, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line|Hibiya Line, Tsukuba Express, Suehirochō Station, Ginza Line, Iwamotochō Station, Toei Shinjuku Line, Nipponbashi, Category:Neighborhoods of Tokyo, Category:Shopping districts and streets, Category:Otaku, ar:اكيهابارا, de:Akihabara, es:Akihabara, fr:Akihabara, ko:아키하바라, id:Akihabara, it:Akihabara, nl:Akihabara, ja:秋葉原, pt:Akihabara, zh:秋葉原, zh-classical:秋葉原]
Akio Morita	[1.0, Special:Contributions/202.155.161.25|202.155.161.25, User talk:202.155.161.25|talk, Image:Akio Morita.jpg|right|150px, Image:Sony25016.png|right|thumb|Akio Morita on the cover of his autobiography ''[[Made in Japan (biography)|Made in Japan, January 26, 1921, Nagoya, Japan, October 3, 1999, Tokyo, Sony|Sony Corporation, sake, miso, soy sauce, Chita Peninsula, Aichi Prefecture, 1665, Osaka University|Osaka Imperial University, 1944, Imperial Japanese Navy, World War II, Masaru Ibuka, Wartime Research Committee, May 7, 1946, Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K, Latin, sound, slang, whiz kid, transistor, New York Stock Exchange, Columbia Pictures, November 25, 1994, cerebral hemorrhage, Norio Ohga, Made_in_Japan_(biography)|Made in Japan, The Japan that Can Say No, Shintaro Ishihara, Keidanren, Japan Federation of Economic Organizations, Japan-U.S. Economic Relations Group, Wise Men's Group, Albert Medal (RSA)|Albert Medal, United Kingdom, Royal Society of Arts, Légion d'honneur|National Order of the Legion of Honor, Order of the Sacred Treasure, Emperor Akihito|Emperor of Japan, pneumonia, Made in Japan (biography), Chairman of the Board, Sony|Sony Corporation, Norio Ohga, Category:Japanese entrepreneurs|Morita, Akio, Category:Sony people|Morita, Akio, Category:People from Aichi Prefecture|Morita, Akio, Category:Légion d'honneur recipients|Morita, Akio, Category:Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire|Morita, Akio, Category:1921 births|Morita, Akio, Category:1999 deaths|Morita, Akio, ar:أكيو موريتا, bg:Акио Морита, de:Akio Morita, es:Akio Morita, fr:Akio Morita, ko:모리타 아키오, ja:盛田昭夫, pt:Akio Morita, ro:Akio Morita, ru:Морита, Акио, sr:Акио Морита, sv:Akio Morita, ta:அகியோ மொறிடா, ur:اکیو موریتا, zh:盛田昭夫]
Akira	[1.0, Akira (name), Akira (manga), manga, Akira (film), Akira (character), Akira Yuki, Akira (company), Akira class starship, Kaddisfly, Buy Our Intention; We'll Buy You a Unicorn, ca:Akira, da:Akira (flertydig), de:Akira, fr:Akira, it:Akira, ja:アキラ, nl:Akira, ru:Акира, th:อากิระ]
Akira Kurosawa	[1.0, Japanese Movie Database|JMDB, Kagemusha, March 23, 1910, Ota, Tokyo, Japan, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan, Academy Honorary Award, BAFTA Award for Best Direction|Best Direction, Kagemusha, BAFTA Award for Best Film|Best Foreign Film, Ran (film)|Ran, César Award for Best Foreign Film|Best Foreign Film, Kagemusha, Yôko Yaguchi, Kyūjitai, Shinjitai, 23 March, 1910, 6 September, 1998, Japan, film director, film producer, screenwriter, Sanshiro Sugata|Sugata Sanshiro, Madadayo, Legion d'Honneur, Academy Awards|Oscar, Tokyo, 1923 Great Kantō earthquake|Great Kantō earthquake, benshi, Communism|Communist, Toho, The Most Beautiful, Sanshiro Sugata Part II|Judo Saga 2, judo, boxing, No Regrets for Our Youth, Drunken Angel, Stray Dog (film)|Stray Dog, Rashomon (film)|Rashomon, Golden Lion, Venice Film Festival, Seven Samurai, Yojimbo (film)|Yojimbo, Ikiru, Throne of Blood, Wipe (transition)|frame wipes, Ran (film)|Ran, Mt. Fuji, William Shakespeare, King Lear, Macbeth, The Bad Sleep Well, Hamlet, The Idiot (1951 film)|The Idiot, Dostoevsky, The Lower Depths (1957 film)|The Lower Depths, Maxim Gorky, Ikiru, Leo Tolstoy, The Death of Ivan Ilyich, High and Low, King's Ransom (novel)|King's Ransom, United States|American, crime, Evan Hunter|Ed McBain, Dashiell Hammett, Red Harvest, Western (genre)|Westerns, Georges Simenon, Red Beard, The Insulted and Humiliated, Dostoevsky, John Ford, Kabuki, Noh, Jidaigeki, John Ford, world cinema, The Magnificent Seven, John Sturges, Run Run Shaw, Battle Beyond the Stars, Roger Corman, Sholay, Ramesh Sippy, Three Amigos, A Bug's Life, Bollywood, Khotay Sikkay, Ramesh Sippy, Sholay, Rajkumar Santoshi, China Gate (1998 film)|China Gate, novel, Stephen King, The Dark Tower (series)|Dark Tower, Wolves of the Calla, Martin Ritt, The Outrage, Kollywood|Tamil films, Andha Naal, Virumaandi, Kamal Hassan, rashomon effect, Sergio Leone, A Fistful of Dollars, Bruce Willis, Last Man Standing (film)|Last Man Standing, The Hidden Fortress, George Lucas, Star Wars, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope|IV, Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi|VI, R2-D2, C-3PO, Wipe (transition)|wipe, Fumio Hayasaka, Hideo Oguni, Yoshiro Muraki, production designer, art director, Asakazu Nakai, cinematographer, Takashi Shimura, Tatsuya Nakadai, Toshiro Mifune, Image:Kurosawa Ran.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Akira Kurosawa (center) gives stage directions to Tatsuya Nakadai (left) and Jinpachi Nezu (right) during the filming of ''Ran''., Tora! Tora! Tora!, 20th Century Fox, Toshio Masuda, Kinji Fukasaku, Dodesukaden, Dersu Uzala (1975 film)|Dersu Uzala, Soviet Union, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|Oscar, Kagemusha, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola, Serge Silberman, Dreams (1990 film)|Dreams, Rhapsody in August, Nagasaki, Madadayo, stroke, Setagaya, Tokyo, After the Rain, Takashi Koizumi, Shiro Mifune, Shugoro Yamamoto, sound effects, Ishiro Honda, Image:derzuuzala.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Maxim Munzuk, Yury Solomin, Vladimir Arsenyev, 1975, Dersu Uzala (1975 film)|Dersu Uzala, Fukuoka Asian Culture Prize, Sanshiro Sugata, The Most Beautiful, Sanshiro Sugata Part II, The Men Who Tread On the Tiger's Tail, No Regrets for Our Youth, One Wonderful Sunday, Drunken Angel, The Quiet Duel, Stray Dog (film)|Stray Dog, Scandal (1950 film)|Scandal, Rashomon (film)|Rashomon, The Idiot (1951 film)|The Idiot, Ikiru, Seven Samurai, Record of a Living Being, Throne of Blood, The Lower Depths (1957 film)|The Lower Depths, The Hidden Fortress, The Bad Sleep Well, Yojimbo (film)|Yojimbo, Sanjuro, High and Low, Red Beard, Dodesukaden, Dersu Uzala (1975 film)|Dersu Uzala, Kagemusha, Ran (film)|Ran, Dreams (film)|Dreams, Rhapsody in August, Madadayo, Samurai cinema, BAFTA Award for Best Direction, Kagemusha, Francis Ford Coppola, Apocalypse Now, Louis Malle, Atlantic City (film)|Atlantic City, Academy Honorary Award, Eastman Kodak, National Film Board of Canada, Sophia Loren, Myrna Loy, Wikipedia:Persondata, March 23, 1910, Ota, Tokyo, Japan, September 6, 1998, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan, Category:1910 births, Category:1998 deaths, Category:Academy Honorary Award recipients, Category:BAFTA winners (people), Category:César Award winners, Category:Japanese film directors, Category:People from Tokyo, Category:Légion d'honneur recipients, Category:Deaths by stroke, ar:أكيرا كوروساوا, bn:আকিরা কুরোসাওয়া, bs:Akira Kurosawa, br:Akira Kurosawa, ca:Akira Kurosawa, cv:Акира Куросава, cs:Akira Kurosawa, da:Akira Kurosawa, de:Akira Kurosawa, et:Akira Kurosawa, el:Ακίρα Κουροσάβα, es:Akira Kurosawa, eo:Kurosawa Akira, eu:Akira Kurosawa, fr:Akira Kurosawa, gl:Akira Kurosawa, ko:구로사와 아키라, hi:अकिरा कुरोसावा, hr:Akira Kurosava, io:Akira Kurosawa, id:Akira Kurosawa, is:Akíra Kúrósava, it:Akira Kurosawa, he:אקירה קורוסאווה, kn:ಅಕಿರಾ ಕುರೋಸಾವಾ, ka:კუროსავა აკირა, lb:Akira Kurosawa, hu:Kuroszava Akira, ml:അകിര കുറൊസാവ, nl:Akira Kurosawa, ja:黒澤明, no:Akira Kurosawa, nn:Akira Kurosawa, oc:Akira Kurosawa, pl:Akira Kurosawa, pt:Akira Kurosawa, ro:Akira Kurosawa, ru:Куросава, Акира, sq:Akira Kurosawa, simple:Akira Kurosawa, sk:Akira Kurosawa, sl:Akira Kurosawa, sr:Акира Куросава, sh:Akira Kurosawa, fi:Akira Kurosawa, sv:Akira Kurosawa, ta:அகிரா குரோசாவா, th:อากิระ คุโรซาวา, vi:Kurosawa Akira, tg:Акира Куросава, tr:Akira Kurosava, uk:Куросава Акіра, zh:黑澤明]
Akira Toriyama	[1.0, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Kiyosu, Aichi (Nishikasugai)|Kiyosu, Aichi prefecture|Aichi, Japan, Mangaka|Manga artist, Dragon Ball, Dr. Slump, Dragon Quest, Shueisha, April 5|5 April, 1955, Kiyosu, Aichi (Nishikasugai)|Kiyosu, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Japanese people|Japanese, Mangaka|manga artist, Dragon Ball, metaseries, media franchise, Dragon Ball (franchise)|same name, Weekly Shonen Jump, anime, manga, Dr. Slump, United States, Latin America, Dragon Ball (anime)|animated television series, Dragon Ball Z, List of Dragon Ball films|feature-length animated movies, List of Dragon Ball video games|several video games, Dragon Ball GT, North America, Australia, FUNimation Entertainment|FUNimation, Image:Akira_Toriyama.jpg|thumb|Toriyama in reflection, Dragon Quest, Console role-playing game|role-playing games, Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom, Role-playing game|RPG, Chrono Trigger, fighting game, Tobal No. 1, PlayStation, Tobal 2, Cowa!, Kajika, Sand Land, self-parody, Neko Majin, Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors|Dragon Quest Swords, Wii|Nintendo Wii, Dragon Quest IX Hoshizora no Mamoribito|Dragon Quest IX, Nintendo DS, Dragon Ball Online, Massively multiplayer online role-playing game|MMORPG, One-shot (comics)|one-shot, Cross Epoch, One Piece, Eiichiro Oda, Intercompany crossover|crossover, tankōbon, Akira Sakuma, Dr. Slump, kanzenban, Chobits, Clamp (manga artists)|Clamp, Dragon Boy, Dragon Ball, Mr. Ho, Go!Go!Ackman, Cowa!, Kajika, Neko Majin, Sand Land, Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo|Kochikame, omake, Cross Epoch, Dragon Quest, Enix, Square Enix, Nintendo, Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom/NES, Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom/Super NES, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Sony, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Wii, Dragon Quest Monsters, Enix, Square Enix, Nintendo, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Sony, PlayStation, Chrono Trigger, Square Co.|SquareSoft, Square Enix, Nintendo, Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES, Sony, PlayStation, Tobal, Square Co.|SquareSoft, Blue Dragon (video game)|Blue Dragon, Microsoft, Xbox 360, Mistwalker, Artoon, Final Fantasy, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Toccio the Angel, Studio Pierrot, The Lord of the Rings|Lord of the Rings, TV Tokyo, April 7|7 April, 2007, MobyGames, Square Haven, manga, video game, Dr. Slump, Dragon Ball, Dragon Quest, Chrono Trigger, Kiyosu, Aichi (Nishikasugai)|Kiyosu, Aichi prefecture|Aichi, Japan, Category:1955 births, Category:Anime character designers, Category:Dragon Ball, Category:Dragon Quest designers, Category:Living people, Category:Manga artists, Category:People from Aichi Prefecture, Category:People in Anime, Category:Winner of Shogakukan Manga Award, ca:Akira Toriyama, da:Akira Toriyama, de:Akira Toriyama, es:Akira Toriyama, fr:Akira Toriyama, gl:Akira Toriyama, ko:도리야마 아키라, id:Akira Toriyama, it:Akira Toriyama, la:Toriiama Acira, lv:Akira Torijama, ms:Akira Toriyama, nl:Akira Toriyama, ja:鳥山明, no:Akira Toriyama, nn:Akira Toriyama, pl:Akira Toriyama, pt:Akira Toriyama, ro:Akira Toriyama, ru:Торияма, Акира, sq:Akira Toriyama, fi:Akira Toriyama, sv:Akira Toriyama, th:อากิรา โทริยามา, zh:鳥山明]
Akita	[1.0, sk:Akita, Japanese name, Akita Prefecture, Akita, Akita, Masami Akita, Akita Sanesue, Akita Toshisue, Akita Shinkansen, Akita Station, Akita Inu, Akita Shoten, Category:Japanese surnames, de:Akita, es:Akita, eo:Akita, ko:아키타, nl:Akita, ja:秋田, no:Akita, pl:Akita, pt:Akita (desambiguação), sk:Akita]
Akkad	[1.0, Abbas Al-Akkad, Moustapha Akkad, Sumerian language|Sumerian, 𒆠|KI, Mesopotamia, Babylonia, Webster's Dictionary#The Collegiate Dictionary|Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, Euphrates, Sippar, Kish (Sumer)|Kish, Iraq, Baghdad, 24th century BC|24th, 22nd century BC|22nd, Sargon of Akkad, Semitic language|Semitic, Akkadian language, Sumerian language|Sumerian, Image:Akkadkings.jpg|450px|left|Royal Family of Akkad, Sumerian king list, Ishtar, Nabonidus, Anunit, Sippar, Shamash, Baghdad, Gutians, Tanakh, Genesis, Greek language|Greek, LXX, Nimrod (king)|Nimrod, Babylon|Babel, Erech, Calneh, Shinar, KJV, Kish (Sumer)|Kish, Lugal-Zage-Si, Uruk, Elam, Enshakushanna, Uruk, Sargon of Akkad, Lugal-Anne-Mundu, Adab, Eannatum, Lagash, Image:Sargon of Akkad.jpg|thumb|Bronze mask probably of Sargon of Akkad, recently looted from the Iraqi National Museum., Sargon of Akkad, 23rd century BC, hierodule, Ishtar, Inanna, Euphrates, Syria, Canaan, Mediterranean Sea, Anatolia, Elam, Magan, Oman, silver, lapis lazuli, Afghanistan, cedar, Lebanon, copper, Subartu, Contract, Gutian period|Gutium, Anu, Enlil, Enheduanna, Nanna (Sumerian deity)|Nanna, Ur, Amorites|Martu, Rimush (Akkad)|Rimush, Manishtushu, Naram-Sin, Ebla, Rafayel Ischchanian, Armenia#Etymology|Armenian, Armenians, Indo-European languages|Indo-European, Assyrians, Armenia, Tell Brak, Jezirah, Lullubi, Louvre, Tell Brak, Tell Leilan, Image:Stele Naram Sim Louvre Sb4.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Stele of [[Naram-Sin, Lullubi, Zagros, Sumerian language|Sumerian, LUGAL, Akkadian language|Akkadian, Sumer, Nippur, Mesopotamia, Akkadian language, Sumerian language, Elamite language, cuneiform, Ancient Egypt|Egypt, Amarna period, Persia, Behistun, Sharkalishari, Zagros Mountains|Zagros, Gutian period|Gutians, Dark Age, First Intermediary Period, Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, asteroid impact, volcanic eruption, 2100 BC, Sumerian king list, Uruk, Tell Leilan, Ur, Amorites, Gudea, pig, 2100 BC, 2000 BC, 3rd dynasty of Ur, Ur-Nammu, Medieval, Europe, Nippur, E-kur, Enlil, Pantheon (gods)|pantheon, Anunaki, climate change, Sumer, city-state, Inanna, Mesalim, Kish (Sumer)|Kish, Enheduanna, Enmenanna, Nanna (Sumerian deity)|Nanna, Ur, Gilgamesh, salinity|salinisation, Kish (Sumer)|Kish, Martu, Amorites, Image:Murex Rimush Louvre AO21404.jpg|thumb|left|250px|[[Murex, Rimush, 2270 BC, Louvre, Canaanites, Magan, Oman, Meluhha, Indus civilization, Dilmun, Bahrein, Dagan, Mari, Yarmuti, Ebla, Taurus Mountains, Anatolia, Purushkanda, Lake Beyşehir, Keftiu, Cyprus, Minoan civilisation, Crete, Ancient Egypt, Sixth dynasty of Egypt|6th Dynasty, civilisation, Art of ancient Egypt|Egyptian art, Diarbekr, Turkey, Art and architecture of Babylonia and Assyria|Babylonian art, Enlil, lost wax, mail|postal service, cadastral, Canaan, Amorites, nomad, astronomy|astronomical, limmu, Babylonia and Assyria, List of monarchies, The Scorpion King, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, A. Leo Oppenheim, Category:Assyria, Category:Babylonia, Category:Akkadians, Category:Sumer, Category:Archaeological sites in Iraq, Category:Ancient cities, Category:Destroyed cities, am:አካድ, ar:أكد, bs:Akad, ca:Akkad, cs:Akkad, da:Akkad, de:Akkad, et:Akad, es:Acad, eo:Akado, fr:Akkad (ville), gl:Acadia (Mesopotamia), ko:아카드, hr:Akad, it:Akkad, he:אכד, ka:აქადი, hu:Agade, nl:Akkad, ja:アッカド, no:Akkad, pl:Akad, pt:Acádia (Mesopotâmia), ro:Akkad, ru:Аккад, sk:Akkad (mesto), sr:Акад, fi:Akkad, sv:Akkad, ta:அக்காத், tr:Akadlar, uk:Аккад, ur:اکادی, zh:阿卡德]
Al Capone	[1.0, January 17, 1899, Brooklyn, New York, January 25, 1947, Palm Island, Florida, United States|U.S., Imprisonment, gangster, Rum-running|bootlegger, Mae Capone|Mae Josephine Coughlin, Albert Francis Capone, January 17, 1899, January 25, 1947, United States|American, gangster, crime, smuggling, bootlegging, alcoholic beverage|liquor, Prohibition in the United States|Prohibition, 1920s, 1930s, Brooklyn, New York, Italy, Chicago, organized crime|criminal organization, Chicago Outfit, furniture, Federal Bureau of Investigation, public enemy (term)|public enemies, racket (crime)|racketeering, Federal government of the United States|federal government, Tax avoidance and tax evasion|income tax evasion, December 12, 1864, November 14, 1920, December 28, 1867, November 29, 1952, January 17, 1899, barber, Castellammare di Stabia, Naples, Italy, sewing|seamstress, Angri, Salerno, Brooklyn Navy Yard|Navy Yard, downtown Brooklyn, Park Slope, Mae Capone|Mae Josephine Coughlin, Johnny Torrio, James Vincenzo Capone|Vincenzo Capone, October 1, 1952, Ralph Capone|Raffaele Capone, November 22, 1974, Frank Capone|Salvatore Capone, April 1, January 17, 1899, January 25, 1947, January 31, 1967, John J. Maritote, January 28, 1912, March 25, 1988, Brooklyn Rippers, 40 Thieves|Forty Thieves Juniors, Five Points Gang, Frankie Yale, bartender, bouncer (doorman)|bouncer, Image:Capone Teenager.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Mugshot of Capone, December 30, 1918, Amityville, Long Island, Rum Row, Bill Lovett, White Hand Gang, Jim Colosimo|James "Big Jim" Colosimo, Black Hand (extortion)|Black Hand, Johnny Torrio|Giovanni "Johnny" Torrio, Anthony Accetturo, prostitution, Racket (crime)|rackets, Rum-running|bootlegging, May 11, 1920, nightclub, Neighborhoods of Chicago#South side|South Side, William Emmett Dever, Cicero, Illinois|Cicero, Illinois, Speakeasy|speakeasies, St. Mary of Czestochowa in Cicero|St. Mary of Czestochowa, Neogothic, Polish Cathedral style, Image:Capone'scastle.jpg|thumb| 200px|right|[[Lexington Hotel|The Lexington Hotel, North Side Gang, East Coast of the United States|East Coast, The Purple Gang, Detroit, Midwestern United States|Midwestern, moonshine, William Hale Thompson|William "Big Bill" Hale Thompson, casino, Iowa, Dean O'Banion|Dion O’Banion, Bugs Moran, Hymie Weiss|Earl "Hymie" Weiss, Cadillac, Bulletproof glass|bullet-proof glass, Lexington Hotel, Brookfield, Wisconsin|Brookfield, Wisconsin, Saint Paul, Minnesota|Saint Paul, Minnesota, Olean, New York, French Lick, Indiana|French Lick, Terre Haute, Indiana, Dubuque, Iowa|Dubuque, Iowa, Hot Springs, Arkansas|Hot Springs, Arkansas, Johnson City, Tennessee|Johnson City, Tennessee, Lansing, Michigan|Lansing, Michigan, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Biscayne Bay|Palm Island, Florida, St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Lincoln Park, Chicago|Lincoln Park, Neighborhoods of Chicago#Nouth side|North Side, Jack McGurn|Jack "Machine Gun" McGurn, Thompson submachine gun, Jake "Greasy Thumb" Gusik, Frank Nitti|Frank "The Enforcer" Nitti, Illinois, January 13, jazz, Image:AlCapone.JPG|thumb|Al Capone's privileged cell in [[Eastern State Penitentiary, Al Alcini, Eliot Ness, Bureau of Prohibition|U.S. Prohibition agents, The Untouchables (law enforcement)|The Untouchables, Frank J. Wilson|Frank Wilson, Internal Revenue Service, legal counsel, plea bargain, lawyer, jury, Charles Lindbergh, rickets, Great Depression, New Orleans, Louis Armstrong, Bob Hope, Italian-American, Cotton Club (Chicago)|Cotton Club, Charlie Parker, Bing Crosby, Public enemy (term)|public enemies, Chicago Crime Commission, Frank J. Loesch, United States Penitentiary, Atlanta|Atlanta, Alcatraz Island#Federal Prison|Alcatraz, solitary confinement, James Lucas, Texas, malinger, Roy Gardner, lye, syphilis, January 6, 1939, misdemeanor, November 16, 1939, dementia, syphilis, January 21, 1947, Apoplexy|apoplectic, January 24, neurosyphilis, Mount Olivet Cemetery (Chicago)|Mount Olivet Cemetery, Mount Carmel Cemetery (Hillsdale)|Mount Carmel Cemetery, persona, parody|parodies, cartoon, villain, Nicholas Kokenes, Wallace Beery, Paul Muni, Barry Sullivan, Rod Steiger, Neville Brand, Jason Robards, Ben Gazzara, Robert De Niro, William Devane, Titus Welliver, Al Pacino, Anthony LaPaglia, William Forsythe, Scarface (1932 film)|original 1932 version, Paul Muni, Scarface (1983 film)|1983 version, Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, The Untouchables (1987 film)|The Untouchables, Salvatore Maranzano, The Godfather (novel)|The Godfather, Vito Corleone|Don Vito Corleone's, gambling, Luca Brasi, Neapolitan, Sicilians, The Night's Dawn Trilogy, Peter F. Hamilton, The Untouchables (1959 TV series)|The Untouchables, The Untouchables (1987 film)|film, Eliot Ness, Image:Randall7shotgangster.jpg|thumb|right|240px|Bugsy (left) in [[Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Murder Ain't What it Used to Be, ITC, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Murder Ain't What it Used to Be, Hard rock, Queen (band)|Queen, Stone Cold Crazy, Paper Lace, The Night Chicago Died, Chicago Police Department|Chicago Police force, Prince Buster, Young Al Capone, Sufjan Stevens, Illinois (album)|Illinois, Wesley Willis, Dick Tracy, Chester Gould, Alphonse "Big Boy" Caprice, caricature, Capone, Tintin and Snowy|Tintin, Tintin in the Congo, Tintin in America, XSEED, Shadow Hearts: From The New World, Eliot Ness, Crime Library, Chicago Outfit, Johnny Torrio, Frank Nitti, Category:1899 births, Category:1947 deaths, Category:American criminals, Category:American Roman Catholics, Category:American tax evaders, Category:Bootleggers, Category:Drug lords, Category:Italian-American mobsters, Category:Mob bosses, Category:Neapolitan-American mobsters, Category:People from Brooklyn, Category:People from Chicago, Category:People from Miami, Category:Gang members, af:Al Capone, bs:Al Capone, bg:Ал Капоне, ca:Al Capone, cs:Al Capone, cy:Al Capone, da:Al Capone, de:Al Capone, el:Αλ Καπόνε, es:Al Capone, eo:Al Capone, eu:Al Capone, fr:Al Capone, hr:Al Capone, it:Al Capone, he:אל קפונה, lb:Al Capone, lt:Al Kaponė, hu:Al Capone, nl:Al Capone, ja:アル・カポネ, no:Al Capone, nn:Al Capone, pms:Al Capone, pl:Al Capone, pt:Al Capone, ru:Аль Капоне, sq:Al Capone, ru-sib:Аль Капоне, sk:Al Capone, sl:Al Capone, sr:Ал Капоне, sh:Al Capone, fi:Al Capone, sv:Al Capone, tr:Al Capone, bat-smg:Al Capone]
Al Capp	[1.0, September 28, 1909, New Haven, Connecticut, November 5, 1979, South Hampton, New Hampshire, Cartoonist, Image:Al Capp Self-portrait April 1951.JPG|right|200px|thumb|'''"I do ''Li'l Abner''!!"''', a self-portrait by Al Capp, excerpted from the April 16-17 1951 ''Li'l Abner'' strips., September 28, 1909, November 5, 1979, cartoonist, satire|satiric, comic strip, Li'l Abner, Abbie and Slats, Long Sam, National Cartoonist Society, Reuben Award, Elzie Segar, New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven, Connecticut, Bridgeport, Connecticut|Bridgeport, August 13, 2006, Associated Press|AP, Milton Caniff, Amesbury, Massachusetts, Ham Fisher, Joe Palooka, story arc, Li'l Abner, Elliot Caplin, soap opera, The Heart of Juliet Jones, Dogpatch, Life magazine, Shmoo, Joe Btfsplk, jinx, luck, Fearless Fosdick, Dick Tracy, New York City, Sadie Hawkins Day, World War II, hospital, motion picture, Jeff York, Buster Keaton, Broadway theatre|Broadway, November 15, 1956, Mary Worth (comic)|Mary Worth, Frank Frazetta, fantasy art, liberalism|liberal, Conservatism|conservative, counterculture, Joan Baez, Students for a Democratic Society, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Bed-In|Bed-In for Peace, Dogpatch USA, Marble Falls, Arkansas|Marble Falls, Arkansas, University of Wisconsin-Madison, nolo contendere|no contest, emphysema, South Hampton, New Hampshire, Category:Comic strip cartoonists, Category:Eisner Award winners, Category:Reuben Award winners, Category:Li'l Abner, Category:Jewish American writers, Category:People from New Haven, Connecticut, Category:Deaths from emphysema, Category:American amputees, Category:1909 births, Category:1979 deaths, fr:Al Capp, pt:Al Capp, sv:Al Capp]
Al Gore/Criticisms	[1.0, Al Gore controversies]
Al Qaeda	[1.0, Al-Qaeda]
Al Qaida	[1.0, Al-Qaeda]
Al-Jazeerah	[1.0, Al Jazeerah]
Al-Manamah	[1.0, Manama]
Al-Qaeda	[1.0, Special:Contributions/81.96.110.44|81.96.110.44, WP:VAND|vandalism, User:DerHexer|DerHexer, WP:TWINKLE|TW, Image:Flag_of_Jihad.svg|200px, Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden, Salafism|Salafi, Sunni Islam, Islamism, Afghanistan, Iraq, Image:TerroristAttacksAlQaeda.png|thumb|400px|Map of major attacks attributed to al-Qaeda, Arabic language|Arabic, translation, Sunni, jihad, Osama bin Laden, 2004-07-20, Muslim world|Muslim countries, caliphate, terrorist organization, United Nations Security Council, United Nations Security Council, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, European Union, Commission of the European Communities, United States, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, General Intelligence and Security Service, United Kingdom, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Al-Qaeda terror campaign|attacks against targets in various countries, September 11, 2001 attacks, New York City|New York, Washington, D.C., Federal government of the United States|United 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Al-Quabail Mountains	[1.0, Special:DoubleRedirects|double-redirect, Kabylia Mountains]
AlJazeera	[1.0, Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera]
Alabama	[1.0, Flag of Alabama, Audemus jura nostra defendere, Montgomery, Alabama|Montgomery, English language|English, English language|English, Spanish language|Spanish, Birmingham, Alabama|Birmingham, June 28, 2007, Comma-separated values|CSV, Bob R. 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