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Business

See Economics below

Chemistry, Chemicals, Labs

clinical biochemistry - Polyoxometalate - Ioncolors

Comedy, Satire, and Humor

Bob Greene (humorist)

Communications

closed-caption - telecommunications devices for the deaf

Computer science, Computing and Internet

Acapedia - Cinelerra - Datapoint - Datapoint 2200 - EbXML Architecture - Hispalinux - Mercedes (calculator) - wireless gateway (Do not forget to link to IEEE 802.11 article) weak consistency -

Crime and Law

conman - Enrico Gatti (Italian small-time terrorist) - Salvatore Giuliano (Sicilian bandit) - John F. Kennedy assassination - Robert F. Kennedy assassination - Nicholas Leeson

Dance and dancers

Royal Danish Ballet - Ballets Russes -

Economics, business, businesses, business leaders, sales, marketing

advertising agency - Applied Materials - Bank of America (and please de-orphan it) - Steve Case - conman - Generalized System of Preferences - Hyatt International - induced innovation - Jellyvision - Net Book Agreement - New Economy - Revlon - scarcity value - stabilisation policy - underemployment - wage rate - Yamaichi Securities - social choice function

Education

English studies - Fulbright Educational Exchange Program - Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy

Environment, weather and earth sciences

bloodstone (gem) - pulper

Feminism

Access for Afghan Women Act - Gloria Steinem

Food, nutrition, plants and agriculture

apiculture - briony/bryony - bryophytes - The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet - humanitarian aid - protein (nutrition)

Games and toys

mechanical toy - merry-go-round - Skipper Roberts (barbie doll)

Gender & Sexuality

Pornography in Japan (or Japanese Pornography) - realdoll

Geography

Terrestrial Reference Frame - World Geodetic System 1984 - European Terrestrial Reference System 1989 - International Terrestrial Reference Frame - Arak Gorges - Chao Phraya Valley - Torch Bay (bay of Portage Lake) - Mapuche

Afghanistan
- Khost (the city)
- Spin Boldak
- Deh Rawood
- Asadabad
- Nimroz (the city)
- Provinces: Badakhshan province, Badghis province, Baghlan province, Balkh province, Bamian province, Farah province, Faryab province, Ghazni province, Ghowr province, Helmand province, Herat province, Jowzjan province, Kabul province, Kandahar province, Kapisa province, Khost province, Konar province, Laghman province, Lowgar province, Nangarhar province, Nimroz province, Nurestan province, Oruzgan province, Paktia province, Paktika province, Parvan province, Samangan province, Sar-e Pol province, Takhar province, Vardak province, Zabol province
Great Britain
Japan
- Mitsui
South Africa
Russian federation (Do not forget to link the following to RF article)
United States of America
- California
  - Bonny Doon, California
- Connecticut
  - Kenenaugsuck
    - Ononpo political (philosophical) re-education camp
- Michigan
  - Copper country
  - Minesota Mine
  - Raymond Kestner Waterfront Recreation Area (in Houghton, Michigan)
  - Portage Lake Lift Bridge (some pictures can be seen at [1])

Government / Politics / bureaucracy (also see below Political science / Law)

Anarchy (Malatesta book) - British Republic. The Campaign for an elected head of state - Central American Parliament - civil disorder - computerized postage - computer vended postage - consular office - Defense Policy Board - dissident - Esquipulas Peace Agreement - Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front - fancy cancels - Harkat-ul Mujahedeen one of more than a dozen militant groups that have fought Indian troops since 1989 in Kashmir - Inter-American Human Rights Court - John F. Kennedy assassination - Mental Patients Liberation Front - Mailstream - National Space Society - Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act - Official Secrets Act - Palestinian Liberation Front - Partnership for Democracy and Development in Central America - postal service - poverty pimp - Psychiatric Inmates' Liberation Front (see [2]) - Robert F. Kennedy assassination - Science policy and/or Science regulation - Scottish Freedom Movements - sectarian violence - separatism - Tangentopoli Italian “bribe city” campaign - United Nations Assistance Mission for Afghanistan - Viceroy of Ireland - Welsh Freedom Movements - Free Aceh Movement

Historical figures

Emilio Aquinaldo (Philippines) - Princess Herange (1883-1952) Maori leader - Sicco L. Mansholt - Nellie McClung - Ortoli, Francois-Xavier - Robert Schuman (French Foreign Minister in 1950s) - Chuine Sugihara ("Japan's Schindler") - Milo Radulovich (Red Scare) - Elihu Root - Ranuccio Farnese -

History

Antiquity - EDSA Revolution - Donner party - Exchange of Minorities between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey (1912 - 1928) - Monarchomachs - Palestinian Liberation Front - Popular strike - Spanish Empire - United States territory - Wagon train

Linguistics & Languages

Language Freedom Movement (of Ireland) - Signuno - Pra-Esperanto

Literature, authors, writers, reporters, Media, Newspapers Books and critics

A Child Called It by Dave Pelzer - Edward Abbey - American Spectator - Maya Angelou - Autonomedia (publisher) - Asahi Shimbun - Benjamin Paul Blood - Kyril Bonfiglioli - Les Champs Magnetiques - Stig Dagerman - The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test - English writing style - Carlos Fuentes - Paul Garon - Linda Gregerson - Tony Hillerman - Indian Express (a leading Indian newspaper) - James Howard Kunstler - The Last of the Mohicans - The Least You Should Know About English (by Teresa Fester Glazier) (numerous editions and formats) - Japan Times - Liberation by Oppression: A Comparative Study of Slavery and Psychiatry by Dr. Thomas Szasz - Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award - Leo Malet (French detective story writer of Nestor Burma fame) - Joyce Mansour (poet) - Water Margin (Chinese play) - Milan Papyrus (see e.g. NY Times article) - Medieval literature - Alice Munro - Nadja (by Andre Breton) - Race Traitor: journal of the new abolitionism - Ruth Rendell - Ron Sakolsky - San Francisco Chronicle - Slavery for their Own Good by Andrew Acosta - Stephen Spender - subplot - At the Threshold of Liquid Geology by Eric W. Bragg - Banana Yoshitomo (Japanese writer) - Zen and the brain - Three Musketeers and associated Musketeer pages - Le Monde Diplomatique

Note: Articles on numerous other Encyclopedias are being worked on: see List of encyclopedias for links to these.

Mathematics

Bézier surface - Cramér's conjecture - CW complex - Dudeney, Henry E. - Function operation (a Computer Science term) - Homotopy group - Hyper-elliptic curve - Jordan-Hölder theorem - Joseph Larmor - M. James Lighthill - P-adic analysis - Caratheodory's theorem - one-form

Medicine/Surgery/Biology

AIDS in Africa - Atypical pneumonia - Benzone - Bezoar - Cauterization - Dyspnoea - Encephalitis lethargica - Family practitioner - Fibromyalgia - Heart-lung transplant - Ignipuncture (Moxa) - Lethargy - Lumbago (redirect to ?) - Alexander Luria (Russian neurologist) The mind of a Mnemonist - Medieval medicine - Motor memory Nephritis - Orthodontics - Rayid - Respiratory distress syndrome - Retainer (orthodontic device) - Trench mouth - Weaning - Wet-nurse

See Wikipedia:What You Need To Know About Cancer booklets for a list of desired articles about various sorts of cancer, and links to NIH public domain booklet texts for creating them.

Military / War / Peace

Artist regiment - Blue Legion - Helge Boes (CIA officer died in Afghanistan) - Bomber Command - British School of Military Engineering - Vincent Brooks (U.S. Brigadier General) - Bundeswehr - Nicholas Butler (peace prize winner) - Cenepa War - Capoera - Commissioning pennant - DEFCON - EMERGCON - Fog of War - FPCON - Herero Wars - International Save the Children Alliance - Illinois Air National Guard - Jesuit Refugee Service - LERTCON - London Cannon (WW2) - National ensign - Operation Desert Lion - Operation Eagle Fury - Operation Phase Echo - Operation Viper - Peacekeeping - Ernie Pike - Steam brig - Peter Struck (Germany defense minster) - Soldier of Fortune (magazine) - Swedish navy - Swiss Mercenaries - Tombs of the Unknown Warrior - Gideon Welles (a secretary of navy) - World Vision International

Movies / Television

L'Age D'Or - Jennifer Beals - Degrassi Junior High - George Hamilton - Harry Morgan - National Lampoon's Last Resort - Porky's - Space Camp - Cesar Romero - Spike of Bensonhurst -

Music and musicians

A Nation Once Again (Irish folk song) - Lynn Anderson - Answer song - Eric Burdon - DJ Spinderella - Dr. Hook - En Vogue - Joan Jett - Barry McGuire - Thongchai McIntyre - David G. Monette (brass instrument designer; see [3]; designed trumpet for Wynton Marsalis) - Buck Owens - Johnny Rivers - Screeching Weasel - Servotron - Michelle Shocked - Jill Sobule - Bobby Short - Ten Years After - Ernest Tubb - The Wolfe Tones - Carl Herman Unthan, violinist without hands (1848-?) - Townes Van Zandt - Witnness music festival - Tannhäuser scandal

Mythology / Folklore

Akashic Records - Alcheringa - Water horse -

Paranormal, magic and extraterrestrial

Ancient Astronauts -

Gerald Groiset (Dutch psychic) - Erick Jan Hanussen (ie. Herman Steinschneider, Pre-WW2 psychic) - Sleight of hand

People, professions, organizations and groups

Apprentice - Arborist - Philippe Buonarroti - Daniel Chick (81 year old man from Ohio detained in Israel on his way to find Osama bin Laden) - Ahn Choong-Kun (assassin) - Customs officer - Guy Ducournet - Izzy Einstein (Prohibition agent) - Sir John Franklin (British explorer) - Bernhard Goetz the "Subway Vigilante" Girl Scouts of America - Robert Hansen (spy) - Claudie Heigneré (French female astronaut/cosmonaut) - William W. Henderson - Eugen Herrigel (German Zen writer) - Bernard Heuvelmans (cryptozoologist) - Impersonator - Inner Macedonian Revolutionary Organization - Bob Kiley (Commissioner of Transport for London) - Ilse Koch (Bitch of Buchenwald) - Pierre Charles L'Enfant - Lafontaine - Nicholas Van Hoogstraten - Ettore Majorano (vanished Italian mathematician) - Terry Macmillian - 20th century US author Memoir collaborator - Mercy Corps - Merry Pranksters - Wilbur Daigh Mills (US congressman) - Jean Monnet - Hannah More - Kaj Munck - Humberto Nilo - Mimi Parent - Mark Platino - Ernest F. Pletschke - Harry Prosch (philosopher) - Relief International - Klaus Rainer Ro:hl - Penelope Rosemont - Henry Salt (social reformer and writer) - Ransom Sheldon - W. Eugene Smith - Cyril Stanley Smith - Nik Swider - Gaston Edmont Thorn - Hugh Troy (US prankster) - Wilhelm Wassmuss (German WW1 soldier in Syria) - watchmaker - Zazie (Evi Moechel) - Moral Rearmament - Louis E. Boone

Philosophy

Julius Evola - Rene Guenon - Religious philosophy - An Essay Toward a Real Character and a Philosophical Language by John Wilkins - dining philosophers problem

Physics

Superconducting Supercollider Neutron diffraction

Political science / Law (also see above Crime, Government etc.)

Arab Socialism - Christian democracy - Civil justice - Constitutional right of access to DNA testing - Ed Fagan - Foreign Claims Act - International trade law - Law of the Russian Federation - Law of the Soviet Union - Li Lu (Tian'anmen Square protest leader) - Racketeering - STR multiplex systems -

Psychology

Animal psychology - Castration anxiety - Childhood development - Gestalt effect - Lateral thinking - Helmut Schmidt (parapsychologist) (apparently different from Helmut Schmidt) - Phallic symbol - Projective techniques - Theory of information metabolism - Color psychology -

Race and ethnicity

Faroese - Hopewell culture - Ohlone -

Religion, Cults and self-help

Acolyte - Alektca - Anointed or Anointment - Cassock - Catechism (non-Catholic ones) - Christian Theological Seminary - Christic Institute - Church of Jesus Christ Elvis - Countenance Divine - Dark side - Exegete - Victor Gyory (Scientology) - Indulgences - Jizo - Kumari (Nepali girl goddess) - Lawsonian religion and/or Lawsonomy - Padre Pio - Religious symbolism -

Science

Experimental Archeology - George Pake - Pake Doublet - Science policy and/or Science regulation - Underground coal gasification - The experimental method in the Islamic World

Sports, competition and recreation

2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games 1964 Winter Olympic Games - Joe Louis Arena- Armlock- Batting helmet - Baseball bat - Tony Dorsett - French Football League Teams - Roger Kahn - Tommy Lasorda - Joe Namath - Pacific Bell Park - Portage Lake Pioneers - Steve Prefontaine Sir Alf Ramsey - Branch Rickey - Kick-Boxing - Bill Russell - Duke Snider - Soap Box Derby - Sportswriter - George Steinbrenner - David Stern (NBA Commissioner) - Turf

Substance abuse and recreational substances

coffee house

Technology, inventions, inventors, tools

Harpoon - locomotive engineer - David Ricci - Saw mill - Silversmith

Transportation

ATR 72 -

Weather

The Weather Forcast

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