Choncordia
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AnimalSense
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Pier Solar
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Agitainment
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Steve Vandergriff
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Ocean Airways Aircraft Services
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New Rammstein Album
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List of Portable Multimedia Software
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Burning the Books
"Burning the Books" is an episode of the long-running British police drama The Bill, broadcast on the ITV Network. This is the ninth episode of the fi...
Regal Rabbits
Regal Rabbits was a farm in Great Bookham, Surrey, UK that bred rabbits for use in animal experiments.In 1999 and again on 21 May 2000, over seventy r...
Shambling Mound
The shambling mound is a fictional plant-like creature in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Shambling mounds are also called shamblers,...
John Michael Greer
John Michael Greer (born 1962) is an American author, independent scholar, historian of ideas, cultural critic, neopagan archdruid, geomancer, Hermeti...
Derek Gehl
Derek Gehl (born March 10, 1977) is a noted Internet marketing strategist, software developer, and e-commerce columnist and seminar speaker.From June ...
Envelope-content splitting
Envelope-content splitting (ECS) is a messaging technology in which the message headers (envelope) are sent through the messaging system independently...
Kolya Derevenko
Nikolai "Kolya" Vladimirovich Derevenko (1905 or 1906-1999) was the son of the court physician of Emperor Nicholas II of Russia, and the best friend o...
Siamak Namazi
Siamak Namazi (born October 14, 1971, Tehran, Iran), an Iranian-American business consultant. He is now the General Manager of a Dubai-based oil and g...
Adam Martin
Adam Martin (born 18 March 1989 in Watford) is an English footballer playing as midfielder for the League of Ireland Premier Division side BohemiansCa...
Klemen Jaklic
Klemen Jaklic (born August 6, 1975) is a legal academic, currently Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School and Teaching Fellow in Ethics at the John F. ...
2006 transatlantic aircraft plot suspects
According to British and American authorities, the 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot was a terrorist plot to detonate liquid explosives carried on boar...
The Trix
The Trix are a group of fictional antagonists in the series Winx Club. They consist of three teenage witches: Icy, their leader, Darcy, and Stormy. Fo...