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Palazzo Pitti —
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Prince's Palace of Monaco —
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Sanssouci —
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Palace of Versailles
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Vincent van Gogh —
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El Lissitzky —
Michelangelo —
Henry Moore —
Pablo Picasso —
Raphael —
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dance
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Josquin des Prez —
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Richard Wagner
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Includes singers, conductors. Also see the Opera section of Theatre & Film, under Language & Literature, which should duplicate opera entries here.
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Arturo Toscanini
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Swan Lake —
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Eurovision Song Contest
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Sympathy for the Devil
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Plácido Domingo —
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H.M.S. Pinafore —
Iolanthe —
Parsifal —
The Pirates of Penzance —
Porgy and Bess —
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The Gondoliers —
Trial by Jury —
Giuseppe Verdi —
West Side Story
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Night of the Living Dead —
Our Gang —
Ran —
Richard III —
Star Wars —
Summer of '42 —
Sunset Boulevard (film) —
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Troilus
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Richard O'Connor —
Arthur Ernest Percival —
Pericles —
Marian Rejewski —
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Aleksandr Vasilevsky
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Battle of Stalingrad —
Blitzkrieg —
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal —
Operation Downfall —
Operation Ten-Go —
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima —
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M1 Garand rifle —
Machine gun —
Main battle tank —
Poison gas in World War I —
Rifle —
S-mine —
T-34 —
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Guglielmo Marconi —
Nikola Tesla —
Wernher von Braun —
James Watt —
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.50 BMG —
.22 Long Rifle —
AK-47 —
Assault rifle —
Cannon —
Fat Man —
Firearm —
Handgun —
High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (Humvee) —
Iowa class battleship —
Little Boy —
Nuclear weapon —
Jarmann M1884 —
Kammerlader —
Krag-Jørgensen —
Krag-Petersson —
M1 Abrams —
M1 Garand rifle —
Machine gun —
Rifle —
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T-34 —
Tank —
Thompson submachine gun —
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Hurricane Floyd —
Hurricane Gloria —
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Hurricane Katrina —
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List of dinosaurs
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Archaeopteryx —
Compsognathus —
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Diplodocus —
Heterodontosauridae —
Iguanodon —
Psittacosaurus —
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Guinea Pig —
Human —
Homo floresiensis —
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Mixed-breed dog —
Platypus —
Ring-tailed Lemur —
Short-beaked Echidna —
Tasmanian Devil
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Elfin-woods Warbler —
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Galah —
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Kererū —
Mourning Dove —
Parrot —
Procellariidae —
Senegal Parrot —
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Invertebrates
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— Cobalt
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— Curium
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— Lithium
— Lutetium
— Magnesium
— Manganese
— Meitnerium
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— Mercury (element)
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— Neodymium
— Neon
— Neptunium
— Nickel
— Niobium
— Nitrogen
— Nobelium
— Osmium
— Oxygen
— Palladium
— Phosphorus
— Platinum
— Plutonium
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— Potassium
— Praseodymium
— Promethium
— Protactinium
— Radium
— Radon
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— Rhodium
— Roentgenium
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— Seaborgium
— Selenium
— Silicon
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— Sodium
— Strontium
— Sulfur
— Tantalum
— Technetium
— Tellurium
— Terbium
— Thallium
— Thorium
— Thulium
— Tin
— Titanium
— Tungsten
— Ununbium
— Ununhexium
— Ununoctium
— Ununpentium
— Ununquadium
— Ununtrium
— Uranium
— Vanadium
— Xenon
— Ytterbium
— Yttrium
— Zinc
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Toluene —
Zinc chloride
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Medicine —
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Alfred Nobel —
Linus Pauling
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Steel —
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Newton, Isaac —
Oppenheimer, Robert —
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Teller, Edward —
Tesla, Nikola —
Watt, James —
E. P. Wigner
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Astrophysics Data System —
Big Bang —
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Black hole —
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Ceres (dwarf planet) —
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