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Wikipedia - Aslamas Beg -- Safavid general and governor of Kandahar
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Wikipedia - Asociacion Obrera Asambleista -- Spanish trade union movement
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Wikipedia - Aspartate aminotransferase
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Wikipedia - Ataxia-telangiectasia -- A rare, neurodegenerative, autosomal recessive human disease causing severe disability
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Wikipedia - Atlantic multidecadal oscillation -- climate cycle that affects the surface temperature of the North Atlantic
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Wikipedia - ATLAS-I -- US Air Force electromagnetic pulse generation and testing apparatus in use from 1972-1980 at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, NM, US
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Wikipedia - Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor -- ISS-based upper-atmospheric lightning observation project
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Wikipedia - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder -- Neurodevelopmental disorder marked by difficulty focusing, or excessive activity and impulsive behavior
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Wikipedia - Attorney General of Kentucky -- Elected official in the U.S. state of Kentucky
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Wikipedia - Attorney General of Mexico -- Responsible for the investigation and prosecution of federal crimes
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Wikipedia - Collaborationism -- Cooperation with the enemy against one's country of citizenship in wartime
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Wikipedia - Colony -- Territory under the political control of an overseas state, generally with its own subordinate colonial government
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Wikipedia - Colorado Christian University -- Christian liberal arts university in Lakewood, Colorado
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Wikipedia - Comedie-Italienne -- Italian-language theatre and opera performed in France
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Wikipedia - Command responsibility -- Doctrine of hierarchical accountability
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Wikipedia - ComM-EM-^Sdia -- French literary and artistic newspaper
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Wikipedia - Commensalism -- An interaction between two organisms living together in more or less intimate association in a relationship in which one benefits and the other is unaffected.
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Wikipedia - Commissariat-General for Jewish Affairs -- Anti-Jewish commission of the French Vichy Government
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Wikipedia - Commissioners of Irish Lights -- General Lighthouse Authority for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
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Wikipedia - Communaute de communes Creuse Grand Sud -- Federation of municipalities in France
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Wikipedia - Communaute de communes de la Region d'Audruicq -- Federation of municipalities in Hauts-de-France, France
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Wikipedia - Communications in the United States -- Regulated by the Federal Communications Commission
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Wikipedia - Communications management unit -- Restrictive group in US Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Wikipedia - Communion and Liberation -- Lay Italian Catholic ecclesial movement
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Wikipedia - Community Services Block Grant -- Federal Community Action Agency funding
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Wikipedia - Compact Muon Solenoid -- One of the two general-purposes experiment at the CERN's Large Hadron Collider
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Wikipedia - Compact of Free Association -- International agreement between the United States and the Pacific Island nations of the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, and Palau
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Wikipedia - Comparative Literary Studies: An Introduction -- 1973 book by Siegbert Salomon Prawer
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Wikipedia - Compassion-focused therapy
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Wikipedia - Convair B-36 Peacemaker -- Large strategic bomber operated by US Air Force from 1949 to 1959
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Wikipedia - Detection of fire accelerants
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Wikipedia - De temporum fine comoedia -- Opera-oratorio by Carl Orff
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Wikipedia - Detlev Glanert -- German opera composer
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Wikipedia - De Tomaso Pantera -- mid-engine sports car produced by Italian automobile manufacturer De Tomaso from 1971 to 1992
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Wikipedia - Deus otiosus -- A creator god who largely retires from the world and is no longer involved in its daily operation
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Wikipedia - Deuteragonista denotata -- Species of dance fly
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Wikipedia - Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis -- Annual German children's literary award
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Wikipedia - Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach -- German Literature Archive
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Wikipedia - Dexter and sinister -- Heraldic terminology
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Wikipedia - Dezo Hoffmann -- Slovak photographer, photojournalist and cameraman
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Wikipedia - Dhulipalla Veeraiah Chowdary -- Indian politician in Andhra Pradesh
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Wikipedia - Dialectical behavior therapy -- to treat borderline personality disorder
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Wikipedia - Dialectical behaviour therapy
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Wikipedia - Dicentra -- Genus of flowering plants in the poppy family Papaveraceae
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Wikipedia - Dicerandra frutescens -- Species of plant
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Wikipedia - Diceratidae -- family of molluscs (fossil)
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Wikipedia - Diceware -- Method for generating passphrases using dice
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Wikipedia - Dice -- Throwable objects with marked sides, used for generating random numbers
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Wikipedia - Dichagyris renigera -- Species of moth
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Wikipedia - Dick Grayson -- One of several fictional characters using the identity Robin
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Wikipedia - Dick Thornburgh -- 76th United States Attorney General
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Wikipedia - Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century
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Wikipedia - Dictionary of Literary Biography -- Biographical dictionary dedicated to literature
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Wikipedia - Dictyoceratida -- Order of sponges
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Wikipedia - Didier Burkhalter -- 94th President of the Swiss Confederation
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Wikipedia - Didone (opera)
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Wikipedia - Dido, Queen of Carthage (opera)
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Wikipedia - DIDO (software) -- Software product for solving general-purpose optimal control problems
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Wikipedia - Die Geisterbraut -- Czech opera
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Wikipedia - Die Geisterinsel -- 1797 opera libretto by Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter
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Wikipedia - Die Gezeichneten -- Opera by Franz Schreker
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Wikipedia - Diego de Valera -- Spanish historian
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Wikipedia - Diego Rivera -- Mexican muralist
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Wikipedia - Die Hamletmaschine (opera)
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Wikipedia - DierAnimal
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Wikipedia - Die Sieger -- Draft sketch for an opera by Richard Wagner
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Wikipedia - Dieter Borchmeyer -- German literary critic
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Wikipedia - Diet of Speyer (1529) -- Meeting of the deliberative body of the Holy Roman Empire
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Wikipedia - Difference (heraldry)
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Wikipedia - Differential cryptanalysis -- General form of cryptanalysis applicable primarily to block ciphers
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Wikipedia - Differential form -- Generalization to any degree of f(x) dx and the total differential (which are 1-forms)
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Wikipedia - Differential operator
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Wikipedia - Diffraction grating -- Optical component which splits light into several beams
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Wikipedia - Digambara Terapantha
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Wikipedia - Digambara Terapanth
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Wikipedia - Digambar Behera -- Indian physician
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Wikipedia - Digital artifact -- Undesired or unintended alteration in data introduced in a digital process by an involved technique and/or technology
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Wikipedia - Digital camera modes -- User selectable camera configurations
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Wikipedia - Digital cameras
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Wikipedia - Digital camera -- Camera that captures photographs or video in digital format
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Wikipedia - Digital delay generator -- Electronic test equipment that provides in-line delays for circuits
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Wikipedia - Digital Federal Credit Union
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Wikipedia - Digital generation loss
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Wikipedia - Digital Library Federation
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Wikipedia - Digital movie camera -- Specialized video camera used to shoot movies
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Wikipedia - Digital pattern generator -- Electronic test equipment that generates digital stimuli
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Wikipedia - Digital Pictures -- Defunct interactive movie developer from San Mateo, California
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Wikipedia - Digital single-lens reflex camera -- Digital cameras combining the parts of a single-lens reflex camera and a digital camera back
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Wikipedia - Digital video camera
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Wikipedia - Digital Video Interactive
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Wikipedia - Digital Writing and Research Lab -- Promotion of twenty-first-century literacies
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Wikipedia - Digit (anatomy) -- One of several most distal parts of a limb, such as fingers or toes
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Wikipedia - DignidadLiteraria -- Hashtag and grassroots campaign
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Wikipedia - DIKW pyramid -- Data, information, knowledge, wisdom hierarchy
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Wikipedia - Dillon Quartermaine -- Fictional character from General Hospital
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Wikipedia - Dillon Round -- Multilateral trade negotiation 1959-1962
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Wikipedia - Dillwynia cinerascens -- Species of plant
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Wikipedia - Dilrukshi Dias Wickramasinghe -- 46th Solicitor General of Sri Lanka
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Wikipedia - Dilution refrigerator -- Cryogenic device for cooling to very low temperatures, with no moving parts in the low-temperature region, whose cooling power is provided by the heat of mixing of helium-3 and helium-4
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Wikipedia - Dimacrodon -- Genus of extinct therapsid
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Wikipedia - Dimensionality reduction -- Process of reducing the number of random variables under consideration
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Wikipedia - Dimethylphenylpiperazinium
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Wikipedia - Dina Herrera Soto -- Mexican politician
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Wikipedia - Dindsenchas -- Class of onomastic text in early Irish literature
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Wikipedia - Ding Dexing -- Chinese general of the Ming dynasty
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Wikipedia - Dino Ferari -- Italian drummer
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Wikipedia - Dinoponera australis -- Species of ant
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Wikipedia - Dinoponera -- Genus of ants
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Wikipedia - Diogenes Randes -- Brazilian operatic bass
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Wikipedia - Dionysos (opera)
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Wikipedia - Dioscorea bulbifera -- Species of flowering plant in the yam family Dioscoreaceae
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Wikipedia - Diosdado Peralta -- Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court
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Wikipedia - Diospyros pilosanthera -- species of plant in the family Ebenaceae
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Wikipedia - Dipaenae eucera -- Species of insect
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Wikipedia - Diphthera festiva -- Species of moth
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Wikipedia - Diplomatic recognition -- Unilateral political act whereby a state acknowledges an act or status of another state or government
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Wikipedia - Diplopterys cabrerana -- Species of plant
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Wikipedia - Diptera
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Wikipedia - Dirac operator -- First-order differential linear operator on spinor bundle, whose square is the Laplacian
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Wikipedia - Direccin General de Contrainteligencia Militar
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Wikipedia - Direccion General de Radio, Television y Cinematografia -- Mexican government agency
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Wikipedia - Directed panspermia -- Deliberate transport of microorganisms in space to be used as introduced species
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Wikipedia - Directorate-General for External Security
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Wikipedia - Directorate General of Civil Aviation (India) -- National civil aviation authority of the Government of India
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Wikipedia - Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Indonesia) -- Indonesian government customs agency
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Wikipedia - Directorate General of Family Planning -- Government agencies of Bangladesh
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Wikipedia - Directorate General of Forces Intelligence
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Wikipedia - Directorate of Operations (CIA)
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Wikipedia - Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency -- Head of a government agency of Pakistan
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Wikipedia - Director-General of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape -- Senior non-political official
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Wikipedia - Director-General of the World Trade Organization
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Wikipedia - Direct therapeutic exposure
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Wikipedia - Dirty COW -- Computer security vulnerability
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Wikipedia - Discheramocephalini -- Tribe of beetles
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Wikipedia - Discheramocephalus -- Genus of beetles
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Wikipedia - Disconnection (Scientology) -- Severance of all ties between a Scientologist and a friend, colleague, or family member deemed to be antagonistic towards Scientology
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Wikipedia - Discoptera -- Genus of beetles
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Wikipedia - Discoverability
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Wikipedia - Discrete Laplace operator
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Wikipedia - Disenfranchisement after the Reconstruction era -- Post-civil war voter suppression efforts in the United States
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Wikipedia - Disinformation -- False information spread deliberately to deceive
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Wikipedia - Disk operating system
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Wikipedia - Disney College Program -- National internship program operated by The Walt Disney Company
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Wikipedia - Disney Cruise Line -- Cruise line operation that is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company
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Wikipedia - Disney family -- American family whose second and third generations were filmmakers
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Wikipedia - Disney Interactive Studios -- Defunct American video game developer
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Wikipedia - Disney Interactive -- interactive subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company
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Wikipedia - Disney International Programs -- International internship programs operated by The Walt Disney Company
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Wikipedia - Disparate system -- Data processing system without interaction with other computer data processing systems
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Wikipedia - Dispatchable generation -- Sources of electricity that can be used on demand
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Wikipedia - Dispersion (water waves) -- Generally refers to frequency dispersion, which means that waves of different wavelengths travel at different phase speeds
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Wikipedia - Dispersive adhesion -- Adhesion between materials due to intermolecular interactions
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Wikipedia - Dispokinesis -- Form of training and therapy specially developed for musicians and stage artists
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Wikipedia - Dissipative system -- a thermodynamically open system which is operating out of, and often far from, thermodynamic equilibrium in an environment with which it exchanges energy and matter
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Wikipedia - Distipsidera -- Genus of beetles
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Wikipedia - Distortion-limited operation -- signal-related condition in telecommunications engineering
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Wikipedia - Distress tolerance
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Wikipedia - Distributed generation -- Decentralised electricity generation
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Wikipedia - Distributed Interactive Simulation -- IEEE standard for real-time platform-level wargaming across multiple host computers
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Wikipedia - Distributed Language Translation -- Esperanto-based machine translation project
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Wikipedia - Distributed operating system -- Operating system designed to operate on multiple systems over a network
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Wikipedia - Distribution (mathematics) -- Mathematical analysis term similar to generalized function
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Wikipedia - District heating -- System for distributing heat generated in a centralized location for residential and commercial heating requirements
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Wikipedia - District of Columbia Organic Act of 1801 -- 1801 Act of the United States Congress which formally placed the District of Columbia under federal control
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Wikipedia - Dive boat -- Boat used for the support of scuba diving operations
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Wikipedia - Dive planning -- The process of planning an underwater diving operation
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Wikipedia - Divergence -- Vector operator producing the scalar quantity of a flow at a point
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Wikipedia - Divergent thinking -- A method of generating creative ideas
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Wikipedia - Diversional therapy -- Therapy that promotes the involvement in leisure, recreation and play
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Wikipedia - Diversity factor -- Mathmetical operator in calculus
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Wikipedia - Diver weighting systems -- Ballast carried by underwater divers to counteract buoyancy
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Wikipedia - Diving air compressor operator -- Person who operates a diving air compressor
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Wikipedia - Diving chamber -- Hyperbaric pressure vessel for human occupation used in diving operations
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Wikipedia - Diving contractor -- The legal persona responsible for professional diving operations for a client
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Wikipedia - Diving operations record -- Documentation recording a professional dive
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Wikipedia - Diving operation -- Underwater dive and support activities to achieve a specific goal
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Wikipedia - Diving spread -- The topside base for commercial diving operations
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Wikipedia - Diving support equipment -- Equipment used in the support of an underwater diving operation
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Wikipedia - Diving weighting system -- Ballast carried by underwater divers and diving equipment to counteract buoyancy
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Wikipedia - Division (mathematics) -- Arithmetic operation
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Wikipedia - Division of Adelaide -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Angas (1903-1934) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Angas (1949-1977) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Aston -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Australian Capital Territory -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Balaclava -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Ballarat -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Banks -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Barker -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Barrier -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Barton -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bass -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Batman -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bean -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bendigo -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bennelong -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Berowra -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Blair -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bland -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Blaxland -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bonner -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bonython -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Boothby -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bourke -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bowman -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Braddon -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bradfield -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Brand -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Brisbane -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Bruce -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Burke (1949-1955) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Burke (1969-2004) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Burt -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Calwell -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Canberra -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Canning -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Canobolas -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Capricornia -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Casey -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Charlton -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Chifley -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Chisholm -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Clark -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cook (1906-1955) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cook -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Coolgardie -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cooper -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Corangamite -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Corinella (1901-1906) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Corinella (1990-1996) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Corio -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cowan -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cowper -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Cunningham -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Curtin -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dalley -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dampier -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Darebin -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Darling Downs -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Darling -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Darwin -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dawson -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Deakin -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Denison -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Diamond Valley -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dickson -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dobell -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dundas -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Dunkley -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Durack -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of East Sydney -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Echuca -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Eden-Monaro -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Evans -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fadden -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fairfax -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Farrer -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fawkner -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fenner -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fisher -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Flinders -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Flynn -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Forde -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Forrest -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fowler -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Franklin -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fraser (Australian Capital Territory) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fraser (Victoria) -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Fremantle -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Gellibrand -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Gilmore -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Gippsland -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Goldstein -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Gorton -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Grampians -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Grayndler -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Greenway -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Grey -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Griffith -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Groom -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Gwydir -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hasluck -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hawker -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Henty -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Herbert -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Higgins -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Higinbotham -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hindmarsh -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hinkler -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hoddle -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Holt -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hotham -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hume -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Hunter -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Illawarra -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Indi -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Isaacs (1949-1969) -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Isaacs -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Jagajaga -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Kalgoorlie -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Kennedy -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Kingsford Smith -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Kingston -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Kooyong -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Laanecoorie -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lalor -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lang -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of La Trobe -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lawson -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Leichhardt -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lilley -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lindsay -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lingiari -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Longman -- Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lowe -- Former Australian federal electoral division
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Wikipedia - Division of Lyne -- Australian federal electoral division
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