0 - God

God Main Page

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categories:Names of Godthe Divinethe Divine Personthe Divine Aspectsthe Divine Attributesthe Divine Powersthe GodsForces + Forms

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favorites:Divine LightDivine GraceSatchitanandaSupermindthe Allthe Divine Motherthe Divine Presencethe Divine Responsethe Immanentthe Individualthe Godsthe Onethe Selfthe Transcendentthe Universe

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132AditiAgniAll are seeing God always. But they do not know it.AngirasArchangelBeingBhaktiBharatiBrahmanDeity YogadivineDivine AnandaDivine DelightDivine KnowledgeDivine Lighteternaleveryday you are going to read Savitrifind the DivineFor it is in God alone...GnosisGodGoddessGodheadsGod (is)God is the answer to every question.God ofGod (quotes)God (quotes old)GodsGod (verbs)GraceHermesHoly Guardian AngelHow to see God? To see Him is to be consumed by Him.IlaIndraIn the Joy of the Eternal sole and one.It is by God's Grace that you think of God!KrishnaMahakaliMahalakshmiMahasaraswatiMaheshwariMahiMany are the names of God and infinite are the forms through which He may be approached. In whatever name and form you worship Him, through them you will realise Him.Names of GodOne who loves God finds the object of his love everywhere.powersPsychic BeingReal-Idearemembering GodSaraswatiSatchitanandaShaktiSupermindTarathe Absolutethe Allthe Belovedthe Divinethe Divine Absolutethe Divine Actionthe Divine Allthe Divine Anandathe Divine Aspectsthe Divine Attributesthe Divine Beautythe Divine Beingthe Divine Carethe Divine Chariotthe Divine Compassionthe Divine Consciousnessthe Divine Consciousness-Forcethe Divine Contactthe Divine Descentthe Divine Energythe Divine Eternalthe Divine Existencethe Divine Firethe Divine Forcethe Divine Gamethe Divine Gracethe Divine Guidethe Divine Handthe Divine Helpthe Divine Imagethe Divine Incarnationthe Divine Infinitythe Divine Influencethe Divine Inhabitantthe Divine Intentthe Divine Knowledgethe Divine Lawthe Divine Lifethe Divine Lovethe Divine Manthe Divine Manifestationthe Divine Mindthe Divine Motherthe Divine Multiplicitythe Divine Mysterythe Divine Naturethe Divine objectthe Divine Onethe Divine Palacethe Divine Peacethe Divine Perfectionthe Divine Personthe Divine Planthe Divine Playthe Divine Potionthe Divine Powerthe Divine Powersthe Divine Presencethe Divine Principlethe Divine Protectionthe Divine Puritythe Divine Purposethe Divine Realitythe Divine Relationsthe Divine Responsethe Divine Revealationthe Divine Satchitanandathe Divine Selfthe Divine's Facethe Divine Spiritthe Divine Transcendencethe Divine Trinitythe Divine Truththe Divine Victorythe Divine Voicethe Divine Willthe Divine Wisdomthe Divine Womanthe Divine Wordthe Divine Workthe Divine Workingthe Eternalthe God objectthe God of Computationthe Immanentthe Immutablethe Individualthe Infinitethe Infinite Buildingthe Lightthe Lordthe Object of Knowledgethe Onethe Paththe Path of Devotionthe Selfthe Spiritthe Supremethe Supreme Beingthe Supreme objectthe Transcendentthe Universethe UnknowableThe Yoga of Divine LoveThink of the Divine alone and the Divine will be with you.To see God is to be God. He alone is.VayuViratWhatever you do, always remember the Divine.why God?Yoga

1 - Being

Being Main Page

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1.1 - Authors

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favorites:Aleister CrowleyJordan PetersonJorge Luis BorgesKen WilberSaint Teresa of AvilaSri AurobindoSri RamakrishnaSri Ramana MaharshiThe Mother

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Abdul Qadir GilaniA B PuraniAbraham MaslowAbu l-Husayn al-NuriAbu MadyanAbu-Said Abil-KheirAeschylusAjahn ChahAjahn JayasaroAlan PerlisAlbert BanduraAlbert CamusAlbert EinsteinAldous HuxleyAleister CrowleyAlexander PopeAlfred AdlerAlfred KorzybskiAlfred North WhiteheadAlfred TennysonAlgernon Charles SwinburneAl-GhazaliAlice BaileyAllama Muhammad IqbalAmir KhusrauAnandajoti BhikkhuAnonymousAnthony RobbinsAonghus of the DivinityArchilochusAristotleArthur C ClarkeArthur KoestlerArthur SchopenhauerAustin Osman SpareBaba Sheikh FaridBaha u llahBankeiBarrett Chapman BrownBaruch SpinozaBasavaBeniBenjamin DisraeliBernart de VentadornBertrand RussellBill HicksBlaise PascalBodhidharmaBoduan ZhangBoethiusBokar RinpocheBruce LeeBuddhaBulleh ShahBurton WatsonCarl JungCarl RogersCarl SaganCarol GilliganChamtrul RinpocheCharles BaudelaireCharles DarwinCharles DickensCharles F HaanelCharles Webster LeadbeaterCheng KuanChiao JanChogyal Namkhai Norbu RinpocheChogyam Trungpa RinpocheChokyi Nyima RinpocheChone Lama Lodro GyatsoChong GoChoshu UedaChuang TzuCiceroclassClaudio NaranjoConfuciusC. S. LewisDadu DayalDaisetsu Teitaro SuzukiDai ZhenDante AlighieriDavid HumeDenis DiderotDesiderius ErasmusDilgo Khyentse RinpocheDiogenesDion FortuneDogenDudjom RinpocheDzogchen Ponlop RinpocheDzongsar Jamyang Khyentse RinpocheEdgar Allan PoeEdward YoungEleazar ben KallirEliphas LeviEmanuel SwedenborgEpictetusEratosthenesErich JantschEric S RaymondErik EriksonErik Pema KunsangErnest BeckerErnest HemingwayFarid ud-Din AttarFrancis BaconFrancis ThompsonFrank HerbertFranz BardonFranz KafkaFriedrich NietzscheFriedrich SchillerFukuda Chiyo-niFyodor DostoevskyGabor MateGary GygaxGenpo RoshiGeorg C LichtenbergGeorge Bernard ShawGeorge CarlinGeorge EliotGeorge MacDonaldGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelGeshe Kelsang GyatsoG K ChestertonGorakhnathGottfried Wilhelm LeibnizGudo Wafu NishijimaGuentherGuru NanakGuru RinpocheGyatrul RinpocheHafizHakim SanaiHakuinHakuin EkakuHan FeiziHan-shanHaruki MurakamiHazrat Inayat KhanHeinrich Cornelius AgrippaHemachandraHenri BergsonHenry David ThoreauHenry T. LaurencyHenry Wadsworth LongfellowHeraclitusHermann HesseH G WellsH. G. WellsHippocratesHomerHoraceHoward GardnerH P BlavatskyH P LovecraftHsuan Chueh of Yung ChiaHsuan HuaHuang PoHui-NengHung-chih Cheng-chuehHu-ShihIamblichusIbn ArabiIbn Ata IllahIkkyuImmanuel KantIsaac NewtonIsaac of StellaIshikara RikizanIsrael RegardieItalo CalvinoIzumi ShikibuJabir ibn HayyanJacopone da TodiJakushitsuJalaluddin RumiJames Clerk MaxwellJames George FrazerJames JoyceJames S A CoreyJamgon Kongtrul Lodro ThayeJamgon Mipham RinpocheJaron LanierJayadevaJean BaudrillardJean GebserJean-Paul SartreJean PiagetJetsun MilarepaJiang WuJianzhi SengcanJiddu KrishnamurtiJigdral Yeshe DorjeJigme LingpaJohannes KeplerJohann Wolfgang von GoetheJohn Daido LooriJohn DonneJohn KeatsJohn MiltonJordan PetersonJorge Luis BorgesJoseph CampbellJoshu Sasaki RoshiJ R R TolkienJudah HaleviJulio CortazarJurgen HabermasJusammi ChikakoKabirKahlil GibranKalidasaKalu RinpocheKarma TrinleyKatsuki SekidaKelsang GyatsoKenneth GrantKen WilberKhandro RinpocheKhenchen Palden Sherab RinpocheKhenchen Thrangu RinpocheKhenpo KunpalKhwaja Abdullah AnsariKobayashi IssaKodo SawakiKosho UchiyamaKrishna-Dwaipayana VyasaKuan Han-ChingLallaLao TzuLeonardo da VinciLeo TolstoyLevi Yitzchak of BerditchovLewis CarrollLi BaiLilly WachowskiLiu YimingLivyLongchenpaLongchen RabjampaLord ByronLucretiusLudwig von BertalanffyLudwig WittgensteinLu Tung PinMahatma GandhiMaimonidesM Alan KazlevManly P HallMansur al-HallajMarcus AureliusMarijn HaverbekeMark TwainMarpa LotsawaMarshall McLuhanMartin HeideggerMary ShelleyMasahideMasao AbeMatsuo BashoMechthild of MagdeburgMeister EckhartMenciusMichael EndeMichael MaierMichel de MontaigneMichel MohrMichio KakuMiguel de CervantesMinling Trichen RinpocheMirabaiMiriam L. LeveringMontesquieuMortimer J AdlerMoses de LeonMoziMuso SosekiNachmanidesNaftali BacharachNakamura HajimeNamdevNeil GaimanNichirenNiels BohrNikola TeslaNirodbaranNishida KitaroNolini Kanta GuptaNorbert WienerNovalisNozawa BonchoNukataOmar KhayyamOrson Scott CardOscar WildeOshoOvidPablo NerudaPadmasambhavaParacelsusPatanjaliPatrul RinpochePaul DiracP D OuspenskyPema ChodronPercy Bysshe ShelleyPeter J CarrollPeter SloterdijkPhil HinePhilo of AlexandriaPierre Teilhard de ChardinPindarPipaPlatoPlotinusPo Chu-iPorphyryProclusPublilius SyrusPythagorasRabbi Abraham AbulafiaRabbi Abraham Joshua HeschelRabindranath TagoreRainer Maria RilkeRalph Waldo EmersonRamanandaRamprasadRavidasR Buckminster FullerRed PineRen GunonRichard P FeynmanRobert Anton WilsonRobert BrowningRobert BurnsRoger BaconRudolf SteinerRyuzanSaadiSaigyoSaint Augustine of HippoSaint Benedict of NursiaSaint Bernard of ClairvauxSaint Catherine of SienaSaint Clare of AssisiSaint Dionysius the AreopagiteSaint Francis of AssisiSaint Hildegard von BingenSaint John of the CrossSaint PaulSaint Teresa of AvilaSaint Therese of LisieuxSaint Thomas AquinasSaisei MuroSamael Aun WeorSantoka TanedaSapphoSarahaSarmadSatpremSaul WilliamsSenecaShankaraShih-teShiwuShunryu SuzukiSigmund FreudSimone de BeauvoirSir Roger PenroseSlavoj ZizekSogyal RinpocheSolomon ibn GabirolSophoclesSoren KierkegaardSri AurobindoSri ChinmoySri Nisargadatta MaharajSri RamakrishnaSri Ramana MaharshiStephen CoveyStephen KingSteven HeineSun BuerSurdasSusan SontagSwami KrishnanandaSwami NikhilanandaSwami Sivananda SaraswatiSwami VivekanandaSymeon the New TheologianTaigu RyokanTaisen DeshimaruTakahashiTao ChienTarthang TulkuTenzin PalmoTenzin Wangyal RinpocheTerence McKennaThanissaro BhikkhuThe MotherTheophan the RecluseThich Nhat HanhThomas A KempisThomas CarlyleThomas ClearyThomas JeffersonThomas KeatingThomas MertonThubten YesheTimothy SnyderTom Butler-BowdonT S EliotTsogdruk RinpocheTsoknyi RinpocheTsongkhapaTulku Urgyen RinpocheUrsula K Le GuinValmikiVictor HugoVidyapatiViktor FranklVincent van GoghVirgilVladimir AntonovVoltaireWalt WhitmanWangsong XingxiuWang WeiWang YangmingWang ZhenyiWei Wu WeiWendi Leigh AdamekWerner HeisenbergWilliam BlakeWilliam Butler YeatsWilliam FaulknerWilliam GibsonWilliam JamesWilliam ShakespeareWilliam WordsworthWumen HuikaiXunziYajnavalkyaYameiYangthang RinpocheYannaiYeshe TsogyalYong ZhiYosa BusonYose ben YoseYoshida KenkoYuan MeiYuanwu KeqinYuval Noah HarariZhechen Gyaltsab Padma Gyurmed NamgyalZhuangzi

2 - Places

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3 - Powers

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4 - Injunctions

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5 - Subjects

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6 - Media

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Wikipedia - James H. Wilkinson Prize in Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
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Wikipedia - James Joseph Dresnok -- American defector to North Korea
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Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Asahi -- Battleship of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship FusM-EM-^M -- battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Haruna -- Japanese KongM-EM-^M-class battlecruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Hatsuse -- Japanese Shikishima-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship HyM-EM-+ga -- Ise-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Ise -- Ise-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship KongM-EM-^M -- KongM-EM-^M-class Japanese warship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Mikasa -- Japanese pre-dreadnought battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Musashi -- Yamato-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Mutsu -- Battleship of the Imperial Japanese navy
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Nagato -- Super-dreadnought sunk by nuclear test in Bikini atoll
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Tosa -- Planned battleship of the Imperial Japanese navy
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Yamashiro -- Battleship of the Imperial Japanese navy
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Yamato -- Yamato-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese battleship Yashima -- Japanese Fuji-class battleship
Wikipedia - Japanese beetle -- Species of insect
Wikipedia - Japanese Bobtail -- Breed of cat
Wikipedia - Japanese books
Wikipedia - Japanese Boy -- 1981 single by Aneka
Wikipedia - Japanese Buddhism
Wikipedia - Japanese Buddhist architecture
Wikipedia - Japanese Buddhist pantheon
Wikipedia - Japanese calendar -- calendars used in Japan past and present
Wikipedia - Japanese calligraphy
Wikipedia - Japanese cargo ship Hakuyo Maru (1944) -- Osaka shipyard of Namura Shipbuilding Co., Ltd
Wikipedia - Japanese cargo ship ShinyM-EM-^M Maru No. 3 (1917) -- Japanese cargo ship in service 1917-1945
Wikipedia - Japanese cheesecake -- Light sponge cake with cream cheese
Wikipedia - Japanese cinema
Wikipedia - Japanese clawed salamander -- species of salamander
Wikipedia - Japanese clothing -- Japanese clothing, traditional and modern
Wikipedia - Japanese colonial empire
Wikipedia - Japanese Common Toad
Wikipedia - Japanese Communist Party -- Japanese political party
Wikipedia - Japanese community of Dusseldorf -- Center for Japanese business activity in Germany
Wikipedia - Japanese Confucianism
Wikipedia - Japanese consonant and vowel verbs
Wikipedia - Japanese Consumers' Co-operative Union -- National federation of consumer cooperatives
Wikipedia - Japanese creation myth -- Japanese mythology about the creation of the world and of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Agano -- Agano-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Aoba -- Aoba-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Asama -- Asama-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Ashigara -- MyM-EM-^MkM-EM-^M class heavy cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Atago -- Takao-class heavy cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser ChM-EM-^Mkai -- Takao-class heavy cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Ibuki (1943) -- Aircraft carrier of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Kako -- Furutaka-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Kinugasa -- Aoba-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser MyM-EM-^MkM-EM-^M -- MyM-EM-^MkM-EM-^M class heavy cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Natori -- Nagara-class light cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Noshiro -- Agano-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Sakawa -- Agano-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Tokiwa -- Asama-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cruiser Yahagi (1942) -- Agano-class cruiser
Wikipedia - Japanese cuisine -- Culinary traditions of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii -- A cultural and community center for Japanese-Americans in Hawaii
Wikipedia - Japanese culture
Wikipedia - Japanese curry -- Japanese style curry dish
Wikipedia - Japanese cyberpunk
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Akizuki (1941) -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Arare (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Ariake (1934) -- WWII Japanese warship
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Asagumo (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Asashimo -- YM-EM-+gumo-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Enoki (1945) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Fumizuki (1926) -- Mutsuki-class destroyer of the Imperial Japanese Navy sunk at Truk
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Fuyutsuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hagi (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Harukaze (1922) -- Kamikaze-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Harutsuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hatsuume -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hatsuyuki (1928) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hatsuzakura -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hatsuzuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Hibiki (1932) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Ikazuchi (1931) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Inazuma (1932) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Kaba (1945) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Kaki (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Kasumi (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Kisaragi (1925) -- Mutsuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Kusunoki (1945) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Michishio -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Mikazuki (1926) -- WWII Japanese warship
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Minegumo (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Miyuki -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Natsugumo (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Niizuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Nire (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Oboro (1930) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Odake -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Sagiri -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Sazanami (1931) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Shii -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Shimotsuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Shinonome (1927) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Shirakumo (1927) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Shirayuki (1928) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Sumire (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Suzutsuki (1942) -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Tachibana (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Teruzuki (1941) -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Tsuta (1944) -- WWII-era Japanese escort destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Uranami (1928) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Ushio (1930) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Usugumo (1927) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Wakatsuki -- Akizuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer Yamagumo (1937) -- Asashio-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese destroyer YM-EM-+giri (1930) -- Fubuki-class destroyer
Wikipedia - Japanese Devils -- 2001 documentary by Minoru Matsui
Wikipedia - Japanese dialects -- Dialects of the Japanese language
Wikipedia - Japanese diaspora
Wikipedia - Japanese dragon
Wikipedia - Japanese economic miracle -- 1950s-90s period of rapid economic growth in Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese Empire
Wikipedia - Japanese encephalitis -- Infection of the brain caused by the Japanese encephalitis virus
Wikipedia - Japanese era name
Wikipedia - Japanese escort ship Amakusa -- Etorofu-class escort ship
Wikipedia - Japanese etiquette
Wikipedia - Japanese exonyms -- Wikipedia list article
Wikipedia - Japanese fleet oiler Hayasui -- Aircraft carrier of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese flower arrangement
Wikipedia - Japanese folklore -- Folk traditions of Japan, expressed in oral traditions, customs, and material culture
Wikipedia - Japanese Garden, Singapore -- Park in Jurong East, Singapore
Wikipedia - Japanese garden -- Type of traditional garden
Wikipedia - Japanese Girls at the Harbor (film) -- 1933 film by Hiroshi Shimizu
Wikipedia - Japanese government-issued rupee in Burma -- Japanese invasion money issued during the Second World War
Wikipedia - Japanese Government Railways -- Japanese former railway system
Wikipedia - Japanese Government
Wikipedia - Japanese government
Wikipedia - Japanese grammar
Wikipedia - Japanese green pheasant
Wikipedia - Japanese green woodpecker -- Species of bird
Wikipedia - Japanese Gulch -- Drainage basin in Washington state, U.S.
Wikipedia - Japanese gunboat Atago -- Maya class steam gunboat
Wikipedia - Japanese gunboat ChM-EM-^Mkai -- Japanese steam gunboat
Wikipedia - Japanese historiography
Wikipedia - Japanese holdout -- Japanese soldiers who kept fighting after the surrender in WW2
Wikipedia - Japanese Home Islands
Wikipedia - Japanese honorifics -- Explanation, uses of Japanese honorifics
Wikipedia - Japanese horror
Wikipedia - Japanese human experimentations
Wikipedia - Japanese Industrial Standards Committee
Wikipedia - Japanese Industrial Standards
Wikipedia - Japanese in Hawaii -- The history of Japanese people in Hawaii
Wikipedia - Japanese input method -- Methods used to input Japanese characters on a computer
Wikipedia - Japanese Instrument of Surrender -- Was the written agreement that formalized the surrender of the Empire of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese intervention in Siberia -- Dispatch of Japanese military forces to the Russian Far East
Wikipedia - Japanese invasion money -- Currency issued by the Japanese Military Authority
Wikipedia - Japanese invasion of Burma -- Military operation during World War Two
Wikipedia - Japanese invasion of Lamon Bay -- Japanese amphibious operation during World War II
Wikipedia - Japanese invasion of Manchuria -- Part of the Second Sino-Japanese War
Wikipedia - Japanese invasion of Taiwan (1874) -- Punitive expedition
Wikipedia - Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598) -- Japanese invasions of Korea in the 1590s
Wikipedia - Japanese ironclad KongM-EM-^M -- KongM-EM-^M-class ironclad corvette
Wikipedia - Japanese-Jewish common ancestry theory -- Fringe theory which claimed the Japanese people were the main part of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel
Wikipedia - Japanese Journal of Religious Studies
Wikipedia - Japanese landing ship No. 1 -- No.1-class landing ship
Wikipedia - Japanese Language
Wikipedia - Japanese language -- East Asian language
Wikipedia - Japanese Lantern Monument -- Memorial in Cape Town, South Africa
Wikipedia - Japanese Lighthouse (Garapan, Saipan) -- Lighthouse in the Northern Mariana Islands
Wikipedia - Japanese literature -- Literature of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese macaque -- The only nonhuman primate in Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese martial arts
Wikipedia - Japanese martyrs
Wikipedia - Japanese mathematics -- The independent development of mathematics in Japan during the isolation of the Edo period.
Wikipedia - Japanese minesweeper Tama Maru (1936) -- Japanese auxiliary minesweeper
Wikipedia - Japanese Ministry of Education
Wikipedia - Japanese Movie Database -- Online database of films and actors
Wikipedia - Japanese murrelet -- Species of bird
Wikipedia - Japanese music
Wikipedia - Japanese mythology in popular culture
Wikipedia - Japanese mythology
Wikipedia - Japanese name
Wikipedia - Japanese nationalism -- Political ideology
Wikipedia - Japanese National Railways -- Public corporation that operated Japanese national railway network from 1949 to 1987
Wikipedia - Japanese National Research and Development Agencies -- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).
Wikipedia - Japanese naval codes -- Ciphers used by the Imperial Japanese Navy in World War II
Wikipedia - Japanese new religions -- New religious movements founded in Japan since mid-19th century
Wikipedia - Japanese newspapers -- From general news-oriented papers to special interest newspapers
Wikipedia - Japanese New Wave
Wikipedia - Japanese noodles -- Noodles in Japanese cuisine, e.g. ramen, soba and udon
Wikipedia - Japanese numerals -- Number words used in the Japanese language
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of Cambodia -- Military occupation of Cambodia by the Empire of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of Hong Kong -- 3.7-year occupation of Hong Kong during World War II by the Japanese Empire
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies -- Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies during World War II, 1942-1945
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of the Gilbert Islands -- Period in the history of Kiribati
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of the Philippines -- 1942-1945 Japanese occupation of the Philippines during WWII
Wikipedia - Japanese occupation of the Solomon Islands -- Period in the history of the Solomon Islands
Wikipedia - Japanese Orthodox Church
Wikipedia - Japanese painting
Wikipedia - Japanese patrol boat ChM-EM-^Mkai Maru -- WWII Japanese patrol boat
Wikipedia - Japanese patrol boat Mizuho (PLH-21) -- Mizuho-class patrol vessel
Wikipedia - Japanese patrol boat Mizuho (PLH-41) -- Japanese Coast Guard ship
Wikipedia - Japanese patrol boat Yashima (PLH-22) -- Mizuho-class patrol vessel
Wikipedia - Japanese Peace Bell -- Peace Bell at the United Nations
Wikipedia - Japanese people in Sri Lanka -- Japanese diaspora in Sri Lanka
Wikipedia - Japanese people
Wikipedia - Japanese philosophy
Wikipedia - Japanese phonology -- Sound system of the Japanese language
Wikipedia - Japanese pitch accent -- Japanese language feature
Wikipedia - Japanese poetry -- Literary tradition of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese poet
Wikipedia - Japanese political values
Wikipedia - Japanese popular culture
Wikipedia - Japanese pottery
Wikipedia - Japanese pronouns
Wikipedia - Japanese punctuation
Wikipedia - Japanese punk
Wikipedia - Japanese quail -- Species of bird
Wikipedia - Japanese raccoon dog -- Subspecies of mammal
Wikipedia - Japanese river otter -- Subspecies of otter
Wikipedia - Japanese School Dhaka -- Japanese international school in Baridhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Wikipedia - Japanese science fiction -- Genre of speculative fiction
Wikipedia - Japanese seaplane carrier Wakamiya -- Seaplane carrier of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese serow -- Bovid endemic to Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese Society for Bioinformatics
Wikipedia - Japanese space program
Wikipedia - Japanese Standards Association
Wikipedia - Japanese street fashion -- Contemporary Japanese fashion trends
Wikipedia - Japanese studies
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine chaser CH-18 -- Submarine chaser of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-15 -- 1940 1st class submarine of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-16 -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-17 -- 1941 1st class submarine of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-19 -- 1941 1st class submarine of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-1 -- Imperial Japanese Navy submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-20 -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-22 (1938) -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-24 (1939) -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-32 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-33 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-35 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-36 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-38 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-39 -- Type B1 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-40 -- Type B2 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-42 -- Type B2 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-43 -- Type B2 submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-46 -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-52 (1942) -- 1st class submarine of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-53 (1942) -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine I-55 (1943) -- Type C cruiser submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-100 -- Ro-100-class submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-101 -- Ro-100-class submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-110 -- Ro-100-class submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-111 -- Ro-100-class submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-39 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-40 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-41 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-42 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-43 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-44 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-45 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-46 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-47 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-48 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-49 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-50 -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-55 (1944) -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese submarine Ro-56 (1944) -- KaichM-EM-+-type submarine
Wikipedia - Japanese succession debate -- Discussion about changing the Japanese throne's laws of succession
Wikipedia - Japanese Surrendered Personnel -- Designation for captive Japanese soldiers after World War II
Wikipedia - Japanese sword mountings -- Housings and associated fittings that hold the blade of a Japanese sword
Wikipedia - Japanese sword polishing
Wikipedia - Japanese swordsmithing
Wikipedia - Japanese sword -- Type of traditionally made sword from Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese tea ceremony -- Traditional Japanese ceremony
Wikipedia - Japanese tea utensils -- Equipment and utensils used in Japanese tea ceremony
Wikipedia - Japanese theorem for cyclic polygons -- Any way one triangulates a cyclic polygon, the sum of inradii of triangles is constant
Wikipedia - Japanese theorem for cyclic quadrilaterals -- The centers of the incircles of triangles inside a cyclic quadrilateral form a rectangle.
Wikipedia - Japanese tissue -- Thin, strong paper made from vegetable fibers
Wikipedia - Japanese Torreya of Samin-ri -- Monumental tree
Wikipedia - Japanese traditional dance -- Traditional styles of Japanese dance
Wikipedia - Japanese transport ship Oigawa Maru -- Japanese cargo ship
Wikipedia - Japanese transport ship Unyo Maru No. 2 -- Japanese cargo ship
Wikipedia - Japanese typographic symbols
Wikipedia - Japanese values -- Cultural assumptions and concepts specific to Japanese culture
Wikipedia - Japanese verb conjugations
Wikipedia - Japanese Village -- Nickname for a range of mock houses constructed in 1943 by the U.S. Army in Dugway Proving Ground, Utah
Wikipedia - Japanese War Bride -- 1952 film by King Vidor
Wikipedia - Japanese war fan -- Military use of fans in feudal Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese warship BanryM-EM-+ -- Warship of the Tokugawa Navy
Wikipedia - Japanese warship San Buena Ventura -- 17th c. Japanese warship
Wikipedia - Japanese water spider
Wikipedia - Japanese whisky -- Type of distilled liquor produced in Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese white-eye in Hawaii -- Species of bird
Wikipedia - Japanese Wikipedia -- Japanese language online encyclopedia
Wikipedia - Japanese wood pigeon -- Species of bird
Wikipedia - Japanese work environment
Wikipedia - Japanese yen -- Official currency of Japan
Wikipedia - Japanese Zen -- Japanese school of Mahayana Buddhism
Wikipedia - Japan Fantasy Novel Award
Wikipedia - Japan FM League -- Japanese commercial radio network
Wikipedia - Japan FM Network -- Commercial radio network in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan Freight Railway Company -- Japanese railway company
Wikipedia - Japan Gold Disc Award -- Award
Wikipedia - Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Music Corps -- Department of Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
Wikipedia - Japanification -- External assimilation into Japanese culture
Wikipedia - Japanil Kalyanaraman -- 1985 film by S. P. Muthuraman
Wikipedia - Japan International Training Cooperation Organization -- Japanese public interest foundation (e. 1991)
Wikipedia - J. A. Panitz
Wikipedia - Japanization
Wikipedia - Japan Karate Association -- Shotokan karate organization
Wikipedia - Japan Karate-Do Ryobu-Kai -- The governing body of sport karate
Wikipedia - Japan Karate Federation -- The governing body of sport karate
Wikipedia - Japan KM-EM-^Mgei Association -- Non-profit association dedicated to the protection and development of intangible cultural heritage
Wikipedia - Japan-Korea Undersea Tunnel -- A proposed tunnel connecting Japan and Korea
Wikipedia - Japan Marine United -- Japanese shibuilder
Wikipedia - Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force -- Maritime warfare branch of Japan's military
Wikipedia - Japan Meteorological Agency seismic intensity scale -- Japanese earthquake measurements
Wikipedia - Japan Meteorological Agency -- National meteorological service of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan-Ming trade-ship flag -- Japanese Important Cultural Property
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 105 -- Road in Akita Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 106 -- A national highway in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 112 -- Road in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 114 -- Road in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 12 -- National highway in Hokkaido, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 135 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 151 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 1 -- Japanese road from Tokyo to Osaka, major road on the island of HonshM-EM-+ in Japan.
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 208 -- National highway of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 20 -- Highway in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 279 -- A national highway in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 280 -- National highway of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 281 -- A national highway in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 294 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 2 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 326 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 32 -- Road in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 339 -- A national highway in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 37 -- A national highway in Hokkaido, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 395 -- National highway in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 39 -- A national highway in Hokkaido, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 447 -- National highway of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 454 -- National highway of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 46 -- A national highway in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 48 -- National highway in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 4 -- Japanese National Highway from Chuo-ku, Tokyo to Aomori, Aomori Prefecture
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 507 -- Road in Okinawa prefecture, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan National Route 58 -- National highway in Kagoshima and Okinawa prefectures, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan national rugby union team
Wikipedia - Japan National Stadium -- Multi-purpose stadium in Tokyo
Wikipedia - Japan National Tourism Organization -- Administrative agency in Japan
Wikipedia - Japan national under-19 cricket team -- Cricket team
Wikipedia - Japan News Network -- Japanese TV news network
Wikipedia - Japanning -- Type of european lacquerwork imitating Japanese urushi
Wikipedia - Japanolaccophilus -- Genus of beetles
Wikipedia - Japanophilia -- Appreciation of Japanese culture
Wikipedia - Japan Patent Office
Wikipedia - Japan Post Insurance -- Japanese life insurance company
Wikipedia - Japan Prize
Wikipedia - Japan Radio Network -- Japanese radio network
Wikipedia - Japan Railfan Magazine -- Japanese-language monthly magazine for railfans
Wikipedia - Japan Rail Pass -- Rail pass for overseas visitors sold by the Japan Railways Group
Wikipedia - Japan Railway Journal -- Japanese TV program
Wikipedia - Japan Railways Group -- Japanese railway group
Wikipedia - Japan Record Award for the Best Album -- Best Japan album awards
Wikipedia - Japan Self-Defense Forces -- Unified military forces of Japan
Wikipedia - Japan Shogi Association
Wikipedia - Japan Shotokan Karate Association -- Kareta association
Wikipedia - Japan Sinks -- 1973 novel written by Sakyo Komatsu
Wikipedia - Japan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics -- Japanese counterpart of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Wikipedia - Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Wikipedia - Japan Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing -- Japanese learned society
Wikipedia - Japan Spaceguard Association
Wikipedia - Japan Standard Time
Wikipedia - Japan Steel Works -- Japanese steelmaker
Wikipedia - Japanther -- band
Wikipedia - Japan Tobacco International -- Japanese tobacco company
Wikipedia - Japan Today -- Online newspaper based in Tokyo, Japan
Wikipedia - Japan Transport Engineering Company -- Japanese heavy rail car manufacturing company
Wikipedia - Japan Trench -- An oceanic trench - part of the Pacific Ring of Fire - off northeast Japan
Wikipedia - Japan-United States women's soccer rivalry -- Wikimedia list article
Wikipedia - Japan
Wikipedia - Japan women's national cricket team -- Japanese Women's Cricket Team
Wikipedia - Japanzine
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Wikipedia - Japa
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Wikipedia - Jape (software)
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Wikipedia - Japhetic theory
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Wikipedia - JAPH
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Wikipedia - Japonic languages
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Wikipedia - Jaraikela railway station -- Railway station in India
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Wikipedia - Jararaca River -- River in Brazil
Wikipedia - Jarasandha ka Qila -- Ancient archaeological site in India
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Wikipedia - J. A. Ratcliffe -- British radio physicist
Wikipedia - Jaratkaru -- Rishi (sage) in Hindu mythology
Wikipedia - Jarauna railway station -- Railway Station in Uttar Pradesh
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Wikipedia - Jardin botanique de la Presle -- Botanical garden located in La Presle, France
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Wikipedia - Jardin des Plantes
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Wikipedia - Jardine Lloyd Thompson -- British financial services company, a Marsh & McLennan Companies subsidiary
Wikipedia - Jardine Scholarship -- Undergraduate award for study at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge
Wikipedia - Jardines del Pedregal -- Neighbourhood in Mexico City
Wikipedia - Jardines station -- Rail station of the Tren Urbano system in San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Wikipedia - Jareb Dauplaise -- American actor
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Wikipedia - Jared Diamond -- American scientist and author
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Wikipedia - Jared (founder of Jaredites) -- Primary ancestor of the Jaredites in the Book of Mormon
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Wikipedia - John Cage Day
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Wikipedia - John Coburn (silversmith) -- American silversmith
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Wikipedia - John Collings (MP) -- 14th-century English politician
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Wikipedia - John Cook Wilson
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Wikipedia - John Cooper (Islamic scholar) -- American scholar of Islam
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Wikipedia - John Cooper (priest) -- Archdeacon of Westmorland
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Wikipedia - John Cooper (Tennessee politician) -- Mayor of Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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Wikipedia - John Copleston (cricketer) -- English cricketer and clergyman
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Wikipedia - John Copley (producer) -- British theatre producer
Wikipedia - John Corabi -- Heavy metal singer and guitarist
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Wikipedia - John Corbet (died 1559) -- English politician
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Wikipedia - John Corbett -- American actor and country music singer
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Wikipedia - John Cordeaux (ornithologist) -- British ornithologist
Wikipedia - John Cordner (sportsman) -- Australian sportsman
Wikipedia - John Corigliano -- American composer
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Wikipedia - John Cornelius (MP) -- 16th-century English politician
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Wikipedia - John Cornwell (writer) -- British journalist, author, and academic
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Wikipedia - John Corvino -- American philosopher
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Wikipedia - John Cotton Dana Library -- Research library
Wikipedia - John Cotton (fl. 1379-1388) -- English politician
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Wikipedia - John Cotton (MP died 1593) -- 16th-century English politician
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Wikipedia - John Coulson Tregarthen
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Wikipedia - John Courson -- American politician
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Wikipedia - John Coward (Royal Navy officer) -- Royal Navy admiral
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Wikipedia - John Cracroft Wilson -- New Zealand politician
Wikipedia - John Cradock, 1st Baron Howden -- British peer, politician and soldier
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Wikipedia - John Cranfield -- Saint Helena politician
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Wikipedia - John C. Raven
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Wikipedia - John Croft (MP) -- 14th-century English politician
Wikipedia - John Crofton (British Army officer) -- British Army officer
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Wikipedia - John Crosby Jr. -- American gymnast
Wikipedia - John Crosby (media critic) -- 20th-century American media critic
Wikipedia - John Crosthwaite -- English race car designer and engineer
Wikipedia - John Crowell (Alabama politician) -- American politician
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Wikipedia - John Culligan -- American business executive
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Wikipedia - John Cummings (Massachusetts banker) -- American businessman
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Wikipedia - John Cummins (union organiser) -- Australian trade unionist
Wikipedia - John Cuneo (illustrator) -- American illustrator
Wikipedia - John Cuneo (sailor) -- Australian sailor and Olympic champion
Wikipedia - John Cunneen -- American lawyer and politician
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Wikipedia - John Cunningham (explorer)
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Wikipedia - John Cunningham (RAF officer) -- British Royal Air Force night fighter ace
Wikipedia - John Cunningham (VC 1916) -- Recipient of the Victoria Cross
Wikipedia - John Curran (Agatha Christie expert) -- Irish literary scholar and archivist
Wikipedia - John Curran (director) -- American film director and screenwriter
Wikipedia - John Curran (Illinois politician) -- Republican member of the Illinois Senate
Wikipedia - John Currie Gunn -- British physicist
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Wikipedia - John Curtin -- Australian politician, 14th Prime Minister of Australia
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Wikipedia - John Dodington (died 1585) -- 16th-century English politician
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