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Wikipedia - V1017 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V1059 Sagittarii -- Nova in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V-11
Wikipedia - V12 engine -- Piston engine with 12 cylinders in vee configuration
Wikipedia - V-12 Navy College Training Program -- US Navy program that trained personnel in engineering, foreign languages, and medicine
Wikipedia - V1331 Cygni -- Star in constellation Cygnus
Wikipedia - V (1984 TV series) -- 1984-1985 American TV sci-fi series
Wikipedia - V1 (film) -- 2019 Tamil film
Wikipedia - V (2009 TV series) -- 2009-2011 American sci-fi TV series
Wikipedia - V250 (train) -- High-speed train
Wikipedia - V2 Institute for the Unstable Media -- Cultural institution in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Wikipedia - V-2 No. 13 -- Modified V-2 rocket
Wikipedia - V-2 rocket -- World's first long-range ballistic missile
Wikipedia - V-2
Wikipedia - V2 word order -- Word order common in Germanic languages
Wikipedia - V339 Delphini -- A nova seen in 2013
Wikipedia - V357 Carinae -- Binary star in the constellation Carina.
Wikipedia - V368 Aquilae -- A nova seen in 1936
Wikipedia - V373 Cassiopeiae -- Star system in the constellation Cassiopeia
Wikipedia - V3903 Sagittarii -- Binary star system in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V4024 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V4046 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V404 Cygni -- Star and black hole binary star system
Wikipedia - V4199 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V429 Geminorum -- Star in the constellation Gemini
Wikipedia - V-42 stiletto -- World War II dagger issued to American and Canadian soldiers
Wikipedia - V4381 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V451 vaccine -- Experimental vaccine targeting SARS-CoV-2
Wikipedia - V4641 Sagittarii -- Binary star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V4650 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V4743 Sagittarii -- Nova star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V4998 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V500 Aquilae -- Nova that appeared in 1943
Wikipedia - V509 Cassiopeiae -- Star in the constellation Cassiopeia
Wikipedia - V529 Orionis -- A nova seen in 1678
Wikipedia - V539 Arae -- Triple star system in the constellation Ara
Wikipedia - V5668 Sagittarii -- Nova star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V5856 Sagittarii -- Nova star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V606 Aquilae -- A nova that appeared in 1899
Wikipedia - V-61 -- American bucking bull
Wikipedia - V630 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V6 (band) -- Japanese boy band
Wikipedia - V725 Sagittarii -- Star in the constellation Sagittarius
Wikipedia - V728 Scorpii -- A nova
Wikipedia - V774104 -- Trans-Neptunian object
Wikipedia - V850
Wikipedia - V85 speed -- Legal principle on vehicle traffic law
Wikipedia - V883 Orionis -- Protostar in the Orion constellation
Wikipedia - V8 engine -- Piston engine with eight cylinders in vee configuration
Wikipedia - V8 JavaScript engine
Wikipedia - V8 (JavaScript engine) -- Open-source JavaScript engine developed by Google
Wikipedia - V915 Scorpii -- Variable star in the constellation Scorpius
Wikipedia - VA-11 Hall-A -- 2016 videogame
Wikipedia - Vaa Deal -- Upcoming film
Wikipedia - Vaad Hatzalah -- Organization to rescue Jews in Europe from the Holocaust
Wikipedia - Vaad HaYeshivos -- Pre-World War Two Jewish organization
Wikipedia - Vaadhoo (Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll) -- inhabited island of the Maldives
Wikipedia - Vaadjuv Nyqvist -- Norwegian sailor
Wikipedia - Vaad Rabonei Lubavitch
Wikipedia - Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim Haolami
Wikipedia - Vaagai Sooda Vaa -- 2011 a film by A. Sarkunam
Wikipedia - Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi! -- 2005 film by Mahesh .V. Manjrekar
Wikipedia - Vaaimai -- 2016 Indian Tamil-language drama film by A. Senthil Kumar
Wikipedia - Vaalee (1999 film) -- 1999 film by S. J. Surya
Wikipedia - Vaalee (2001 film) -- 2001 film
Wikipedia - Vaalharts Irrigation Scheme -- South African irrigation layout
Wikipedia - Vaalimaa -- Border crossing point in Virolahti, Finland
Wikipedia - Vaalmiki (film) -- 2009 film by G. Anantha Narayanan
Wikipedia - Vaal Triangle -- Urban area near Johannesburg, South Africa
Wikipedia - Vaaname Ellai -- 1992 film by K. Balachander
Wikipedia - Vaanam Kottattum -- 2020 film by Dhana Sekaran
Wikipedia - Vaanam Vasappadum -- 2004 film by P. C. Sreeram
Wikipedia - Vaanam -- 2011 film directed by Krish
Wikipedia - Vaanavil Vaazhkai -- 2015 film by James Vasanthan
Wikipedia - Vaanchinathan -- 2001 film
Wikipedia - Vaan (film) -- Indian Tamil romantic film directed by RA Karthik
Wikipedia - Vaani Kapoor -- Indian actress
Wikipedia - Vaanku -- 2020 Malayalam film
Wikipedia - Vaan Nguyen -- Israeli writer, poet, actor, filmmaker and social activist
Wikipedia - VaAPI
Wikipedia - Vaaraayo Vennilaave -- 2015 film
Wikipedia - Vaa Raja Vaa -- 1969 film by A. P. Nagarajan
Wikipedia - Vaasa Arena -- arena in Vaasa, Finland
Wikipedia - Vaasan Sport Naiset -- Finnish women's ice hockey team
Wikipedia - Vaasan Sport -- Finnish ice hockey team
Wikipedia - Vaasanthi -- Indian journalist and writer
Wikipedia - Vaasa railway station -- Railway station in Vaasa, Finland
Wikipedia - Vaasa University of Applied Sciences -- University in Vaasa, Finland
Wikipedia - Vaasa -- City in Ostrobothnia, Finland
Wikipedia - Vaassen
Wikipedia - Vaayai Moodi Pesavum -- 2014 film by Balaji Mohan
Wikipedia - Vaazhkai Chakkaram -- 1990 Indian film
Wikipedia - Vaballathus
Wikipedia - Va banque (film) -- 1920 film
Wikipedia - VAB Bank -- Closed Ukrainian bank
Wikipedia - Vabicaserin
Wikipedia - Vabres, Cantal -- Commune in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France
Wikipedia - Vabres-l'Abbaye -- Commune in Occitanie, France
Wikipedia - Vabre-Tizac -- Part of Le Bas-SM-CM-)gala in Occitanie, France
Wikipedia - Vacancy in Vaughan Street -- 1963 Australian television short
Wikipedia - Vacanze a Ischia -- 1957 film
Wikipedia - Vacanze di Natale -- 1983 film
Wikipedia - Vacarius -- 12th-century Italian canon lawyer in England
Wikipedia - Vacaspati Misra
Wikipedia - Vacas, Villalba, Puerto Rico -- Barrio of Puerto Rico
Wikipedia - Vacas -- 1992 film directed by Julio MM-CM-)dem
Wikipedia - Vacated judgment -- Voiding a previous legal judgment
Wikipedia - Vacatio legis
Wikipedia - Vacation (2015 film) -- 2015 American family comedy film
Wikipedia - Vacation (Connie Francis song) -- 1962 single by Connie Francis
Wikipedia - Vacationer (band) -- American electro-dream pop band
Wikipedia - Vacation Express -- Tour operator based in Atlanta, GA
Wikipedia - Vacation from Love -- 1938 film by George Fitzmaurice
Wikipedia - Vacation from Marriage (1927 film) -- 1927 film
Wikipedia - Vacation (The Go-Go's song) -- 1982 single by The Go-Go's
Wikipedia - Vacation -- Leave of absence from a regular occupation, or a specific trip or journey, usually for the purpose of recreation or tourism
Wikipedia - Vaccination policy in the United States -- Overview of the vaccination policy in the United States of America
Wikipedia - Vaccination policy -- Health policy in relation to vaccination
Wikipedia - Vaccination -- Administration of a vaccine to protect against disease
Wikipedia - Vaccine Choice Canada -- Canadian anti-vaccination group
Wikipedia - Vaccine Confidence Project -- International vaccination information project
Wikipedia - Vaccine controversies
Wikipedia - Vaccine diplomacy -- Use of vaccines
Wikipedia - Vaccine efficacy -- Reduction of disease among the vaccinated comparing to the unvaccinated
Wikipedia - Vaccine hesitancy -- Reluctance or refusal to be vaccinated or have one's children vaccinated
Wikipedia - Vaccine Information Statement -- Document designed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to provide information to a patient receiving a vaccine in the United States
Wikipedia - Vaccine-naive -- Resistance of vaccination
Wikipedia - Vaccine Research Center
Wikipedia - Vaccine Revolt -- 1904 week of civil disorder in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Wikipedia - Vaccine Safety Net -- Network of medical information websites
Wikipedia - Vaccines and autism -- False claims about vaccines
Wikipedia - Vaccine shedding -- Anti-vaccine myth
Wikipedia - Vaccine Taskforce (UK) -- Non-departmental body coordinating efforts to introduce a COVID-19 vaccine
Wikipedia - Vaccine trial
Wikipedia - Vaccine -- Pathogen-derived preparation that provides acquired immunity to an infectious disease
Wikipedia - Vaccinioideae -- Subfamily of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
Wikipedia - Vaccinium corymbosum -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vaccinium erythrocarpum -- Species of cranberry
Wikipedia - Vaccinium membranaceum -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vaccinium ovatum
Wikipedia - Vaccinium parvifolium
Wikipedia - Vaccinium vitis-idaea -- Species of shrub with edible fruit
Wikipedia - Vaccinium -- Genus of berry-producing shrubs in the heath family
Wikipedia - Vaccinologist
Wikipedia - Vace Zela -- Albanian icon and singer
Wikipedia - Vachanamrut
Wikipedia - Vachana sahitya
Wikipedia - Vachaspati Misra
Wikipedia - Vachellia caven -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vachellia farnesiana -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vachellia kirkii -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vachellia nilotica -- Species of flowering plant in the bean family Fabaceae
Wikipedia - Vachellia seyal -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vachellia tortilis -- Species of plant
Wikipedia - Vachel Lindsay -- American poet
Wikipedia - Vacheron Constantin -- Swiss watch company
Wikipedia - Vachinius -- Genus of beetles
Wikipedia - Vachirawit Chiva-aree -- Thai actor, host, and model
Wikipedia - Vachon family -- French-Canadian professional wrestling family
Wikipedia - Vacinuff Morrison -- British judoka
Wikipedia - Vaciseva Tavaga -- Fijian athlete
Wikipedia - Vaclava Fleri -- Lithuanian painter
Wikipedia - Vaclav BalM-EM-!an -- Czech racewalker
Wikipedia - Vaclav Barak -- Czech hurdler
Wikipedia - Vaclav BeM-DM-^MvaM-EM-^Y (weightlifter) -- Czech weightlifter
Wikipedia - Vaclav BeM-DM-^MvaM-EM-^Y -- Czech sports shooter
Wikipedia - Vaclav Binovec -- Czech actor, director and scriptwriter
Wikipedia - Vaclav BlaM-EM->ek -- Czech linguist
Wikipedia - Vaclav Brandejs -- Czech sailor
Wikipedia - Vaclav BroM-EM->ik -- Czech painter and graphic artist
Wikipedia - Vaclav DobiaM-EM-! -- Czech composer
Wikipedia - Vaclav E. BeneM-EM-! -- Czech-American mathematician
Wikipedia - Vaclav Emanuel Horak -- Czech music educator, composer and organist
Wikipedia - Vaclav FrantiM-EM-!ek Kocmanek -- Czech poet, author, and historian
Wikipedia - Vaclav Haman -- Czech sports shooter
Wikipedia - Vaclav Havel -- Czech statesman, writer, and former dissident (1936-2011)
Wikipedia - Vaclav Houdek -- Slovak architect
Wikipedia - Vaclav JiraM-DM-^Mek -- Czech actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Kacl -- Czech diver
Wikipedia - Vaclav Kindl -- Czech sports shooter
Wikipedia - Vaclav Klaus -- 2nd President of the Czech Republic
Wikipedia - Vaclav KopeckM-CM-= -- Czechoslovak member of Czechoslovak national parliament and Czechoslovak politician
Wikipedia - Vaclav Krecl -- Czech sports shooter
Wikipedia - Vaclav Kristek -- Czech canoeist
Wikipedia - Vaclav KrM-EM-!ka -- Czech film director
Wikipedia - Vaclav KubiM-DM-^Mka -- Czech artistic gymnast
Wikipedia - Vaclav LohniskM-CM-= -- Czechoslovak actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Luks -- Czech musician
Wikipedia - Vaclav Marhoul -- Czech film director, screenwriter, actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav M-EM- vejcar -- Czech artist
Wikipedia - Vaclav NeckaM-EM-^Y -- Czech actor and singer
Wikipedia - Vaclav Nejtek -- Czech sculptor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Nosek -- Czechoslovak minister of labour and social affairs and minister of interior
Wikipedia - Vaclav PM-EM-!eniM-DM-^Mka Jr. -- Czech weightlifter
Wikipedia - Vaclav PM-EM-!eniM-DM-^Mka -- Czech weightlifter
Wikipedia - Vaclav Prochazka (equestrian) -- Czech equestrian
Wikipedia - Vaclav Skoumal -- Czech gymnast
Wikipedia - Vaclav Slavik -- Czech architect
Wikipedia - Vaclav SM-EM-/va -- Czech bobsledder
Wikipedia - Vaclav Stupka -- Slovak ice hockey left winger
Wikipedia - Vaclav SyrovM-CM-= -- Czech weightlifter
Wikipedia - Vaclav TrM-CM-)gl -- Czech actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Trojan -- 20th-century Czech music educator and composer
Wikipedia - Vaclav Voska -- Czech actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Vydra (actor born 1956) -- Czech actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Wasserman -- Czech actor
Wikipedia - Vaclav Wirt -- Czech artistic gymnast
Wikipedia - Vaclav Zavazal -- Czech sports shooter
Wikipedia - Vaclovas Krutinis -- Lithuanian sculptor
Wikipedia - Vactrain
Wikipedia - Vacuna -- Ancient Roman goddess
Wikipedia - Vacuole -- Membrane-bound organelle in cells containing fluid
Wikipedia - Vacuous truth
Wikipedia - Vacuum-anchor -- Ocean bottom fasteners used to anchor deepwater oil platforms
Wikipedia - Vacuum brake -- Train braking system
Wikipedia - Vacuum cementing -- Natural process of contact bonding between objects in a hard vacuum
Wikipedia - Vacuum cleaner -- Device that sucks up dust and dirt from floors
Wikipedia - Vacuum cooling -- Rapid cooling technique using the principle of evaporative cooling
Wikipedia - Vacuum diode
Wikipedia - Vacuum energy
Wikipedia - Vacuum extraction -- Method to assist the delivery of a baby
Wikipedia - Vacuum flask -- Insulated storage vessel
Wikipedia - Vacuum fluorescent displays
Wikipedia - Vacuum fluorescent display -- Display used in consumer electronics
Wikipedia - Vacuum forming -- A simplified version of thermoforming, where a sheet of plastic is heated, stretched, and forced against a single-surface mold by a vacuum
Wikipedia - Vacuum genesis
Wikipedia - Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise -- 2001 British television film
Wikipedia - Vacuum permeability -- Physical constant
Wikipedia - Vacuum permittivity
Wikipedia - Vacuum polarization
Wikipedia - Vacuum pump
Wikipedia - Vacuum sewer -- Method of transporting sewage from its source to a sewage treatment plant
Wikipedia - Vacuum solution (general relativity)
Wikipedia - Vacuum state
Wikipedia - Vacuum to Antimatter-Rocket -- Space propulsion concept
Wikipedia - Vacuum Tower Telescope -- Solar telescope on Tenerife operated by KIS
Wikipedia - Vacuum truck -- tank truck with a pump designed to load material through suction lines
Wikipedia - Vacuum tube computer
Wikipedia - Vacuum tube
Wikipedia - Vacuum -- Space that is empty of matter
Wikipedia - Vada Chennai -- 2018 action crime film by Vetrimaaran
Wikipedia - Vadade -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Vada (food) -- Category of savoury fried snacks from India
Wikipedia - Vadagupatti Maapillai -- 2001 film
Wikipedia - Vadakakku Oru Hridayam -- 1978 film directed by I. V. Sasi
Wikipedia - Vadakalai
Wikipedia - Vadakkechira
Wikipedia - Vadakkekara Grama Panchayat -- Gram Panchayat in Ernakulam district, Kerala, India
Wikipedia - Vadakke Madham Brahmaswam Vedic Research Centre
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Wikipedia - Vadakkunnathan Temple
Wikipedia - Vadakste Manor -- Manor house in Latvia
Wikipedia - Vadapalli Chandrasekhar -- Indian chemist (born 1958)
Wikipedia - Vadathirthesvarar Temple, Andanallur -- Temple in Tamil Nadu, India
Wikipedia - Vadavali (Mawal) -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Vadavali -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Vaddante Dabbu -- 1954 film directed by Y. R. Swamy
Wikipedia - Vaddi, Karnataka -- Village in Uttara Kannada, Karnataka, India
Wikipedia - Vade Retro Satana
Wikipedia - Vade retro satana
Wikipedia - Vadeshwar -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Vadgaon Khurd -- Village in Maharashtra
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Wikipedia - Vadgelmir -- Mythological river
Wikipedia - Vadhane -- Village in Maharashtra
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Wikipedia - Vadigo -- Species of fish
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Wikipedia - Vadim Abramov (television presenter) -- Ukrainian TV presenter, actor, and DJ
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Wikipedia - Vad, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast -- Rural locality in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia
Wikipedia - Vadodara-Kota Passenger -- Train in India
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Wikipedia - Vadodara
Wikipedia - Vadonaxia peyrierasi -- Genus of beetles
Wikipedia - Vado (rapper) -- American rapper from New York
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Wikipedia - Vadstena Abbey
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Ceuta -- Ceuta vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Chahar Mahaal and Bakhtiari -- Chahar Mahaal and Bakhtiari vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Chile -- Chile vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Rhode Island -- Rhode Island vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Saint BarthM-CM-)lemy -- Saint BarthM-CM-)lemy vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Saint Kitts and Nevis -- Saint Kitts and Nevis vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Saint Lucia -- Saint Lucia vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Samoa -- Samoa vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Sao TomM-CM-) and Principe -- Sao TomM-CM-) and Principe vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Saudi Arabia -- Saudi Arabia vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Sistan and Baluchistan -- Sistan and Baluchistan vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Somalia -- Somalia vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Canal Zone -- Canal Zone vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Caribbean Netherlands -- Caribbean Netherlands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Cayman Islands -- Cayman Islands vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands -- Cocos (Keeling) Islands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Collectivity of Saint Martin -- Saint Martin vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Cook Islands -- Cook Islands vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -- Democratic Republic of the Congo vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Dominican Republic -- Dominican Republic vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Federated States of Micronesia -- Federated States of Micronesia vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Gambia -- Gambia vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Isle of Man -- Isle of Man vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Luhansk People's Republic -- Luhansk vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Marshall Islands -- Marshall Islands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Netherlands -- Netherlands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Northern Mariana Islands -- Northern Mariana Islands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Philippines -- Philippines vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of Artsakh -- Artsakh vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of Ireland -- Ireland vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of the Congo -- Republic of the Congo vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic -- Sahrawi vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Solomon Islands -- Solomon Islands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the State of Palestine -- Palestine vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the Turks and Caicos Islands -- Turks and Caicos Islands vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United Arab Emirates -- United Arab Emirates vehicle license plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United Kingdom -- United Kingdom motor vehicle number plates
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 1901 -- 1901 license plates in the United States
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 1902 -- 1902 license plates in the United States
Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 1903 -- 1903 license plates in the United States
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of the United States Virgin Islands -- United States Virgin Islands vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Tonga -- Tonga vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Vanuatu -- Vanuatu vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Washington, D.C. -- Washington, D.C. vehicle license plates
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Wikipedia - Vehicle registration plates of Zambia -- Vehicle identification plates of Zambia, Africa
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Wikipedia - Virginia Sale -- American actress
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Wikipedia - Virophysics -- Biophysics of the interactions between virus and cells
Wikipedia - Virotherapy -- Treatment using biotechnology to convert viruses into therapeutic agents
Wikipedia - Virotia neurophylla -- Species of plant in the family Proteaceae endemic to New Caledonia.
Wikipedia - Virotia -- Genus of plants in the family Proteaceae endemic to New Caledonia
Wikipedia - Virotoxins -- Group of chemical compounds
Wikipedia - Virovitica-Podravina County -- County in eastern Croatia
Wikipedia - Virovitica
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Wikipedia - Virpi Lummaa -- Finnish evolutionary biologist
Wikipedia - Virpi NiemelM-CM-$ -- Finnish-Argentine astronomer (1936-2006)
Wikipedia - Virpi Talvitie -- Finnish illustrator and graphic artist
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Wikipedia - Vir Sanghvi -- Indian writer
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Wikipedia - Vir Singh (gymnast) -- Indian gymnast
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Wikipedia - VIRTA -- Finnish post-jazz band
Wikipedia - Virti Vaghani -- Indian child actress and model
Wikipedia - Virton (Chamber of Representatives constituency) -- Belgian political subdivision
Wikipedia - Virtsu Lighthouse -- Lighthouse in Estonia
Wikipedia - Virtua Fighter 2 -- 1994 arcade video game
Wikipedia - Virtua Fighter (anime)
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Wikipedia - Virtual 8086 mode
Wikipedia - Virtual actor
Wikipedia - Virtual address space
Wikipedia - Virtual address
Wikipedia - Virtual archaeology -- Use of computer based simulations of archaeological excavations
Wikipedia - Virtual Army Experience -- Mobile US Army simulator
Wikipedia - Virtual artifact
Wikipedia - Virtual Asset Sales
Wikipedia - Virtual assistant (artificial intelligence)
Wikipedia - Virtual assistant (occupation)
Wikipedia - Virtual assistant privacy
Wikipedia - Virtual assistant -- Mobile software agent
Wikipedia - Virtual band -- Real musical group with fictional members
Wikipedia - Virtual biobank -- Online database providing biobank data
Wikipedia - Virtual black hole
Wikipedia - VirtualBox -- Open-source x86 virtualization application
Wikipedia - Virtual Boy Wario Land -- 1995 platform game
Wikipedia - Virtual Boy -- Video game console developed by Nintendo
Wikipedia - Virtual call capability
Wikipedia - Virtual camera system
Wikipedia - Virtual campus -- Online offering of a college or university
Wikipedia - Virtual channel -- Method of remapping a digital program stream to a channel number
Wikipedia - Virtual choir -- Choir whose members do not meet physically
Wikipedia - Virtual circuit
Wikipedia - Virtual classrooms
Wikipedia - Virtual communities
Wikipedia - Virtual community -- Social network of individuals who interact through specific social media
Wikipedia - Virtual console (PC)
Wikipedia - Virtual console
Wikipedia - Virtual Console -- Line of downloadable video games for several Nintendo platforms
Wikipedia - Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Wikipedia - Virtual desktop
Wikipedia - Virtual Desktop -- Virtual reality software
Wikipedia - Virtual Digital Cable -- US multichannel video distributor
Wikipedia - Virtual disk
Wikipedia - Virtual DOS machine
Wikipedia - Virtual Earth
Wikipedia - Virtual economy
Wikipedia - Virtual Embrace -- German electronic music group
Wikipedia - Virtual Equality -- 1995 book by Urvashi Vaid
Wikipedia - Virtual Execution System
Wikipedia - Virtual Extensible LAN -- Network tunneling protocol
Wikipedia - Virtual File System for Git
Wikipedia - Virtual file system
Wikipedia - Virtual finite state machine
Wikipedia - Virtual fixture -- An overlay of augmented sensory information upon a user's perception of a real environment
Wikipedia - Virtual functions
Wikipedia - Virtual function table
Wikipedia - Virtual function
Wikipedia - Virtual girl (disambiguation)
Wikipedia - Virtual globe -- 3D software model or representation of the Earth or another world
Wikipedia - Virtual goods
Wikipedia - Virtual graffiti
Wikipedia - Virtual home design software
Wikipedia - Virtual hosting
Wikipedia - Virtual House of Commons -- Series of measures to mitigate coronavirus in the UK Parliament
Wikipedia - Virtual human (disambiguation)
Wikipedia - Virtual Human
Wikipedia - Virtual influencer
Wikipedia - Virtual inheritance
Wikipedia - Virtual Insanity -- 1996 single by Jamiroquai
Wikipedia - Virtual Intelligence
Wikipedia - Virtual International Authority File -- International authority file
Wikipedia - Virtual Iron
Wikipedia - Virtualisation
Wikipedia - Virtuality Continuum
Wikipedia - Virtuality (philosophy)
Wikipedia - Virtuality (product)
Wikipedia - Virtuality
Wikipedia - Virtualization -- Act of creating a virtual version of something
Wikipedia - Virtualized
Wikipedia - Virtual Kernel
Wikipedia - Virtual kernel
Wikipedia - Virtual keyboard
Wikipedia - Virtual knot -- Generalization of knots in 3-dimensional Euclidean space
Wikipedia - Virtual Laboratory
Wikipedia - Virtual Labs (India) -- Educational project in India
Wikipedia - Virtual LAN -- Network broadcast domain that is isolated at the data link layer
Wikipedia - Virtual Learning Environment
Wikipedia - Virtual learning environment -- Term in educational technology: web-based platform for the digital aspects of courses of study, usually within educational institutions
Wikipedia - Virtual learning
Wikipedia - Virtual legacy wires -- Component in legacy computing
Wikipedia - Virtual Library museums pages
Wikipedia - Virtual Link Trunking
Wikipedia - VirtualLink -- Proposed USB-C alternate mode
Wikipedia - Virtually a Virgin -- 2008 film
Wikipedia - Virtually Famous -- British television series
Wikipedia - Virtually Haken conjecture -- Every compact, irreducible 3-manifold with infinite fundamental group is virtually Haken
Wikipedia - Virtually imaged phased array -- Dispersive optical device
Wikipedia - Virtually Normal -- 1995 book by Andrew Sullivan
Wikipedia - Virtual Machine Manager
Wikipedia - Virtual machine monitor
Wikipedia - Virtual machines
Wikipedia - Virtual machine
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Wikipedia - Virtual Mappa -- Medieval map editing project
Wikipedia - Virtual Melton
Wikipedia - Virtual Memory Operating System
Wikipedia - Virtual Memory System
Wikipedia - Virtual Memory
Wikipedia - Virtual memory
Wikipedia - Virtual method table
Wikipedia - Virtual Murder (TV series) -- BBC 1992 off-beat investigative drama series
Wikipedia - Virtual Museum of Computing
Wikipedia - Virtual museum
Wikipedia - Virtual Network Computing -- Graphical desktop-sharing system
Wikipedia - Virtual Operating Room
Wikipedia - Virtual Organization (Grid computing)
Wikipedia - Virtual organization (grid computing)
Wikipedia - Virtual particle
Wikipedia - Virtual Pascal
Wikipedia - Virtual patient
Wikipedia - Virtual photons
Wikipedia - Virtual pitch -- Psychoacoustic phenomenon
Wikipedia - Virtual Pool -- Series of video games developed by Celeris
Wikipedia - Virtual Private Networks
Wikipedia - Virtual Private Network
Wikipedia - Virtual private network -- Allows a private network to go through a public network
Wikipedia - Virtual private server -- One of many virtual machines running on a single computer
Wikipedia - Virtual Programming (company) -- Video game publisher
Wikipedia - Virtual prototyping
Wikipedia - Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: M-EM-^LdM-EM-^M KeishM-EM-^M -- 2000 video game
Wikipedia - Virtual Reality & Multi Media Park -- Italian company based in Turin, Italy
Wikipedia - Virtual Reality Applications Center
Wikipedia - Virtual reality applications
Wikipedia - Virtual reality exposure therapy
Wikipedia - Virtual reality headset
Wikipedia - Virtual reality sickness -- Nausea caused by exposure to a VR environment
Wikipedia - Virtual reality simulator
Wikipedia - Virtual reality therapy -- Alternative form of exposure therapy
Wikipedia - Virtual Reality
Wikipedia - Virtual reality -- Computer-simulated environment simulating physical presence in real or imagined worlds
Wikipedia - Virtual rehabilitation
Wikipedia - Virtual replay -- Technology which allows people to see 3D animations of sporting events
Wikipedia - Virtual restaurant -- Delivery-only restaurant
Wikipedia - Virtual retinal display
Wikipedia - Virtual Riot -- German electronic music producer
Wikipedia - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol -- An inter-router protocol for the configuration and management of redundancy for virtual routers
Wikipedia - Virtual school libraries in the United States
Wikipedia - Virtual school library
Wikipedia - Virtual school -- School that teaches students entirely or primarily online or through the Internet
Wikipedia - Virtual screening
Wikipedia - Virtual security switch
Wikipedia - Virtual sensor network
Wikipedia - Virtual Sexuality -- 1999 film by Nick Hurran
Wikipedia - Virtual sex
Wikipedia - Virtual sit-in
Wikipedia - Virtual space
Wikipedia - Virtual state -- In quantum physics, a very short-lived, unobservable quantum state
Wikipedia - Virtual Storage Access Method
Wikipedia - Virtual storage access method
Wikipedia - Virtual Storage Personal Computing
Wikipedia - Virtual Studio Technology -- software plug-in interface used in computer-based audio production
Wikipedia - Virtual table
Wikipedia - Virtual tape library
Wikipedia - Virtual tax
Wikipedia - Virtual team -- Group of individuals who work together from different geographic locations and rely on communication technology
Wikipedia - Virtual Telecommunications Access Method
Wikipedia - Virtual terminal
Wikipedia - Virtual Theatre
Wikipedia - Virtual trading point -- non-physical hub for trading in natural gas markets
Wikipedia - Virtual University of the State of Sao Paulo -- University in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Wikipedia - Virtual university -- University that provides higher education programs through electronic media, typically the Internet
Wikipedia - Virtual user interface
Wikipedia - Virtual Viking - The Ambush -- 2019 short film
Wikipedia - Virtual volunteering -- volunteering conducted at least partially via the internet
Wikipedia - Virtual World Language Learning
Wikipedia - Virtual world language learning
Wikipedia - Virtual Worlds
Wikipedia - Virtual worlds
Wikipedia - Virtual world -- Large-scale, interactive computer-simulated environment
Wikipedia - Virtual YouTuber -- YouTubers that use digital avatars
Wikipedia - Virtua Racing -- 1992 racing game
Wikipedia - Virtue epistemology
Wikipedia - Virtue ethics -- Normative ethical theories
Wikipedia - Virtue (film) -- 1932 film
Wikipedia - Virtue Is Its Own Reward -- 1914 film
Wikipedia - Virtue jurisprudence
Wikipedia - Virtue of justice
Wikipedia - Virtue Party (Egypt) -- Political party in Egypt
Wikipedia - Virtue signalling -- Conspicuous expression of moral values
Wikipedia - Virtues
Wikipedia - Virtue theory
Wikipedia - Virtue -- Positive trait or quality deemed to be morally good
Wikipedia - Virtuix Omni
Wikipedia - Virtuoso No. 2 -- album by Joe Pass
Wikipedia - Virtuoso Universal Server
Wikipedia - Virtuoso
Wikipedia - Virtuous circle and vicious circle -- Complex chain of events that reinforces itself through a feedback loop
Wikipedia - Virtuous Liars -- 1924 film
Wikipedia - Virtuous pagan -- Concept in Christian theology
Wikipedia - Virtuous Pedophiles -- Internet-based support group for pedophiles
Wikipedia - Virtuous Retail -- Owner of shopping centres
Wikipedia - Virtuous
Wikipedia - Virtus (deity) -- Roman deity
Wikipedia - Virtus.pro -- Russian esports organization
Wikipedia - Virtus (virtue)
Wikipedia - Virtus -- Masculine virtue in Ancient Rome
Wikipedia - Virtutech
Wikipedia - Virulence -- Degree to which a pathogen is capable of infecting or damaging its host
Wikipedia - Virulent Newcastle disease -- Contagious viral avian disease
Wikipedia - Virum station -- Railway station in Lyngby-TaarbM-CM-&k Municipality, Denmark
Wikipedia - Virunum
Wikipedia - Virunurme -- Village in Estonia
Wikipedia - Virupa
Wikipedia - Virus (1999 film) -- 1999 science fiction-horror film directed by John Bruno
Wikipedia - Virus (2019 film) -- 2019 film directed by Aashiq Abu
Wikipedia - Virus (Big Boy album) -- album by Big Boy
Wikipedia - Virus Buster Serge -- Multimedia franchise
Wikipedia - Virus classification -- Organisation of viruses into a taxonomic system
Wikipedia - Virus (Dado Polumenta album) -- album by Dado Polumenta
Wikipedia - Viruses of the Mind -- 1991 essay by Richard Dawkins
Wikipedia - Viruses
Wikipedia - Virus (Heavenly album) -- album by Heavenly
Wikipedia - Virus (Hypocrisy album) -- album by Hypocrisy
Wikipedia - Virus-like particle
Wikipedia - Virus Meadow -- album by And Also the Trees
Wikipedia - Virusoid -- Circular single-stranded RNA(s) dependent on viruses for replication
Wikipedia - Virus (Slank album) -- album by Slank
Wikipedia - VirusTotal -- Cybersecurity website owned by Alphabet Inc.
Wikipedia - Virus West -- album by Nagelfar
Wikipedia - Virus -- Small non-cellular infectious agent that only replicates in cells
Wikipedia - Virut
Wikipedia - Virve MM-CM-$kelM-CM-$ -- Finnish speed skater
Wikipedia - Virve Sammalkorpi -- Finnish writer
Wikipedia - VirvytM-DM-^W -- River in Lithuania
Wikipedia - Virya
Wikipedia - Viry-ChM-CM-"tillon -- Commune in M-CM-^Nle-de-France, France
Wikipedia - VISADE Voorburg -- Dutch volleyball club
Wikipedia - Visa (film) -- 1983 Indian Malayalam-language film directed by Balu Kiriyath
Wikipedia - Visage SDK
Wikipedia - Visage (video game) -- Survival horror video game
Wikipedia - Visa Inc. -- Multinational financial company best known for credit and debit cards
Wikipedia - Visaka Dharmadasa -- Sri Lankan peace activist
Wikipedia - Visakha Govt. Degree College For Women -- Women's college in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Wikipedia - Visakha Law College -- Law college in Andhra Pradesh
Wikipedia - Visakhapatnam Airport -- International airport in Visakhapatnam, India
Wikipedia - Visakhapatnam gas leak -- 2020 gas leak incident in Visakhapatnam, India
Wikipedia - Visakhapatnam-Kirandul Passenger -- Train in India
Wikipedia - Visakhapatnam-Vijayawada Uday Express -- Uday Express between Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada
Wikipedia - Visakhapatnam -- Metropolis in Andhra Pradesh, India
Wikipedia - Visakhar -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Visakha -- Disciple of the Buddha
Wikipedia - Visakh Subramaniam -- Indian film producer
Wikipedia - ViSalus -- American multi-level marketing company
Wikipedia - Visa policies of British Overseas Territories -- Policies on permits required to enter any of the BOTs
Wikipedia - Visa policies of Overseas France -- Policies on permits required to enter any part of Overseas France
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Abkhazia -- Policy on permits required to enter Abkhazia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Afghanistan -- Policy which denotes whether a citizen of a country requires a visa to enter Afghanistan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Albania -- Policy on permits required to enter Albania
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Algeria -- Policy on permits required to enter Algeria
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Andorra -- Policy on permits required to enter Andorra
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Angola -- Policy on permits required to enter Angola
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Antigua and Barbuda -- Policy on permits required to enter Antigua and Barbuda
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Argentina -- Policy on permits required to enter Argentina
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Armenia -- Policy on permits required to enter Armenia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Artsakh -- Policy on permits required to enter Artsakh
Wikipedia - Visa policy of ASEAN members -- Policy on permits required to enter any ASEAN member state
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Australia -- Policy on permits required to enter Australia and its external territories
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Azerbaijan -- Policy on permits required to enter Azerbaijan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bahamas -- Policy on permits required to enter Bahamas
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bahrain -- Policy on permits required to enter Bahrain
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bangladesh -- Policy on permits required to enter Bangladesh
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Barbados -- Policy on permits required to enter Barbados
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Belarus -- Policy on permits required to enter Belarus
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Belize -- Policy on permits required to enter Belize
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Benin -- Policy on permits required to enter Benin
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bhutan -- Policy on permits required to enter Bhutan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bolivia -- Policy on permits required to enter Bolivia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Policy on permits required to enter Bosnia and Herzegovin
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Botswana -- Policy on permits required to enter Botswana
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Brazil -- Policy on permits required to enter Brazil
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Brunei -- Policy on permits required to enter Brunei
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Burkina Faso -- Policy on permits required to enter Burkina Faso
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Burundi -- Policy on permits required to enter Burundi
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Cambodia -- Policy on permits required to enter Cambodia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Cameroon -- Policy on permits required to enter Cameroon
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Canada -- Policy on permits required to enter Canada
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Cape Verde -- Policy on permits required to enter Cape Verde
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Central African Republic -- Policy on permits required to enter the Central African Republic
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Chad -- Policy on permits required to enter Chad
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Chile -- Policy on permits required to enter Chile
Wikipedia - Visa policy of China -- Policy on permits required to enter Mainland China
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Colombia -- Policy on permits required to enter Colombia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Costa Rica -- Policy on permits required to enter Costa Rica
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Cuba -- Policy on permits required to enter Cuba
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Djibouti -- Policy on permits required to enter Djibouti
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Dominica -- Policy on permits required to enter Dominica
Wikipedia - Visa policy of East Timor -- Policy on permits required to enter Timor-Leste
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ecuador -- Policy on permits required to enter Ecuador
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Egypt -- Policy on permits required to enter Egypt
Wikipedia - Visa policy of El Salvador -- Policy on permits required to enter El Salvador
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Equatorial Guinea -- Policy on permits required to enter Equatorial Guinea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Eritrea -- Policy on permits required to enter Eritrea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Eswatini -- Policy on permits required to enter Eswatini
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ethiopia -- Policy on permits required to enter Ethiopia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Fiji -- Policy on permits required to enter Fiji
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Gabon -- Policy on permits required to enter Gabon
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Georgia -- Policy on permits required to enter Georgia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ghana -- Policy on permits required to enter Ghana
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Greenland -- Policy on permits required to enter Greenland
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Grenada -- Policy on permits required to enter Grenada
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Guatemala -- Policy on permits required to enter Guatemala
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Guinea-Bissau -- Policy on permits required to enter Guinea-Bissau
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Guinea -- Policy on permits required to enter Guinea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Guyana -- Policy on permits required to enter Guyana
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Haiti -- Policy on permits required to enter Haiti
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Honduras -- Policy on permits required to enter Honduras
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Hong Kong -- Policy on permits required to enter Hong Kong
Wikipedia - Visa policy of India -- Policy on permits required to enter India
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Indonesia -- Policy on permits required to enter Indonesia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Iran -- Policy on permits required to enter Iran
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Iraq -- Policy on permits required to enter Iraq
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ireland -- Policy on permits required to enter Ireland
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Israel -- Policy on permits required to enter Israel
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ivory Coast -- Policy on permits required to enter Cote d'Ivoire
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Jamaica -- Policy on permits required to enter Jamaica
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Japan -- Policy on permits required to enter Japan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Jordan -- Policy on permits required to enter Jordan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kazakhstan -- Policy on permits required to enter Kazakhstan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kenya -- Policy on permits required to enter Kenya
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kiribati -- Policy on permits required to enter Kiribati
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kosovo -- Policy on permits required to enter Kosovo
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kuwait -- Policy on permits required to enter Kuwait
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Kyrgyzstan -- Policy on permit required to enter Kyrgyzstan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Laos -- Policy on permits required to enter Laos
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Lebanon -- Policy on permit required to enter Lebanon
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Lesotho -- Policy on permits required to enter Lesotho
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Liberia -- Policy on permits required to enter Liberia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Libya -- Policy on permits required to enter Libya
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Macau -- Policy on permits required to enter Macau
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Madagascar -- Policy on permits required to enter Madagascar
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Malawi -- Policy on permits required to enter Malawi
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Malaysia -- Policy on permits required to enter Malaysia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Maldives -- Policy on permits required to enter the Maldives
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mali -- Policy on permits required to enter Mali
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mauritania -- Policy on permits required to enter Mauritania
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mauritius -- Policy on permits required to enter Mauritius
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mexico -- Policy on permits required to enter Mexico
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Micronesia -- Policy on permits required to enter Micronesia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Moldova -- Policy on permits required to enter Moldova
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Monaco -- Policy on permits required to enter Monaco
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mongolia -- Policy on permits required to enter Mongolia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Montenegro -- Policy on permits required to enter Montenegro
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Morocco -- Policy on permits required to enter Morocco
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Mozambique -- Policy on permits required to enter Mozambique
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Myanmar -- Policy on permits required to enter Myanmar
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Namibia -- Policy on permits required to enter Namibia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Nauru -- Policy on permits required to enter Nauru
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Nepal -- Policy on permits required to enter Nepal
Wikipedia - Visa policy of New Zealand -- Policy on permits required to enter the Realm of New Zealand
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Nicaragua -- Policy on permits required to enter Nicaragua
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Nigeria -- Policy on permits required to enter Nigeria
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Niger -- Policy on permits required to enter Niger
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Northern Cyprus -- Policy on permits required to enter Northern Cyprus
Wikipedia - Visa policy of North Korea -- Policy on permits required to enter North Korea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of North Macedonia -- Policy on permits required to enter North Macedonia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Oman -- Policy on permits required to enter Oman
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Pakistan -- Policy on permits required to enter Pakistan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Palau -- Policy on permits required to enter Palau
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Palestine -- Policy on permits required to enter Palestine
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Panama -- Policy on permits required to enter Panama
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Paraguay -- Policy on permits required to enter Paraguay
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Peru -- Policy on permits required to enter Peru
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Qatar -- Policy on permits required to enter Qatar
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Russia -- Policy on permits required to enter Russia and/or Crimea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Rwanda -- Policy on permits required to enter Rwanda
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Saint Kitts and Nevis -- Policy on permits required to enter Saint Kitts and Nevis
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Saint Lucia -- Policy on permits required to enter Saint Lucia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -- Policy on permits required to enter Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Samoa -- Policy on permits required to enter Samoa
Wikipedia - Visa policy of San Marino -- Policy on permits required to enter San Marino
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Sao TomM-CM-) and Principe -- Policy on permits required to enter Sao TomM-CM-) and Principe
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Saudi Arabia -- Policy on permits required to enter Saudi Arabia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Senegal -- Policy on permits required to enter Senegal
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Serbia -- Policy on permits required to enter Serbia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Seychelles -- Policy on permits required to enter Seychelles
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Sierra Leone -- Policy on permits required to enter Sierra Leone
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Singapore -- Policy on permits required to enter Singapore
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Solomon Islands -- Policy on permits required to enter Solomon Islands
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Somalia -- Policy on permits required to enter Somalia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Somaliland -- Policy on permits required to enter Somaliland
Wikipedia - Visa policy of South Africa -- Policy on permits required to enter South Africa
Wikipedia - Visa policy of South Korea -- Policy on permits required to enter South Korea
Wikipedia - Visa policy of South Ossetia -- Policy on permits required to enter South Ossetia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of South Sudan -- Policy on permits required to enter South Sudan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Sri Lanka -- Policy on permits required to enter Sri Lanka
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Sudan -- Policy on permits required to enter Sudan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Suriname -- Policy on permits required to enter Suriname
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Svalbard -- Policy on permits required to enter Svalbard
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Syria -- Policy on permits required to enter Syria
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Taiwan -- Policy on permits required to enter Taiwan (ROC)
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Tajikistan -- Policy on permits required to enter Tajikistan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Tanzania -- Policy on permits required to enter Tanzania
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Thailand -- Policy on permits required to enter Thailand
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Comoros -- Policy on permits required to enter Comoros
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -- Policy on permits required to enter the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Dominican Republic -- Policy on permits required to enter Dominican Republic
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Faroe Islands -- Policy on permits required to enter the Faroe Islands
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Gambia -- Policy on permits required to enter the Gambia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Caribbean -- Policy on permits required to enter the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Caribbean
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Marshall Islands -- Policy on permits required to enter the Marshall Islands
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Mercosur -- Policy on permits required to enter Mercosur
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Philippines -- Policy on permits required to enter the Philippines
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Republic of the Congo -- Policy on permits required to enter the Republic of the Congo
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the Schengen Area -- Policy on permits required to enter the Schengen Area
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the United Arab Emirates -- Policy on permits required to enter the United Arab Emirates
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the United Kingdom -- Policy on permits required to enter the United Kingdom and the Crown dependencies
Wikipedia - Visa policy of the United States -- Policy on permits required to enter the United States and its unincorporated territories
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Togo -- Policy on permits required to enter Togo
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Tonga -- Policy on permits required to enter Tonga
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Transnistria -- Policy on permits required to enter Transnistria
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Trinidad and Tobago -- Policy on permits required to enter Trinidad and Tobago
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Tunisia -- Policy on permits required to enter Tunisia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Turkey -- Policy on permits required to enter Turkey
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Turkmenistan -- Policy on permits required to enter Turkmenistan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Tuvalu -- Policy on permits required to enter Tuvalu
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Uganda -- Policy on permit required to enter Uganda
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Ukraine -- Policy on permits required to enter Ukraine
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Uruguay -- Policy on permits required to enter Uruguay
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Uzbekistan -- Policy on permits required to enter Uzbekistan
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Vanuatu -- Policy on permits required to enter Vanuatu
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Vatican City -- Policy on permits required to enter Vatican City
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Venezuela -- Policy on permits required to enter Venezuela
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Vietnam -- Policy on permits required to enter Vietnam
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Yemen -- Policy on permits required to enter Yemen
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Zambia -- Policy on permits required to enter Zambia
Wikipedia - Visa policy of Zimbabwe -- Policy on permits required to enter Zimbabwe
Wikipedia - Visapur -- Village in Maharashtra
Wikipedia - Visa requirements for British Nationals (Overseas) -- Entry restrictions by other states and territories placed on British National (Overseas) passport holders
Wikipedia - Visa requirements for Chinese citizens -- Visa requirements
Wikipedia - Visa requirements for South African citizens -- Entry restrictions by the authorities of other states placed on citizens of South Africa
Wikipedia - Visarion LjubiM-EM-!a -- Montenegrin Orthodox bishop
Wikipedia - Visarion Saraj
Wikipedia - VISA Steel
Wikipedia - Visa Tuominen -- Finnish figure skater
Wikipedia - VIS-AVTO -- Russian truck manufacturer
Wikipedia - Visayan islands
Wikipedia - Visayan languages
Wikipedia - Visayan leopard cat -- Sunda leopard cat population in the Philippines
Wikipedia - Visayan people
Wikipedia - Visayan Pop Songwriting Campaign -- also Visayan Pop Music Festival
Wikipedia - Visayan Sea -- A sea in the Philippines between Masbate, Leyte, Cebu, Negros and Panay
Wikipedia - Visayas State University -- Public university in Leyte, Visayas, Philippines
Wikipedia - Visayas -- One of the three island groups of the Philippines
Wikipedia - Vis Brown -- American television and film actor
Wikipedia - VisBug -- Google Chrome extension
Wikipedia - Visby -- Place in Gotland, Sweden
Wikipedia - Viscaceae -- Family of flowering plants
Wikipedia - Viscachayoc (Apurimac) -- Mountain in the Andes of Peru
Wikipedia - VISC architecture
Wikipedia - Viscardi Andrade -- Brazilian mixed martial arts fighter
Wikipedia - Viscaria -- Genus of Caryophyllaceae plants
Wikipedia - Visceral leishmaniasis -- Human disease caused by protist parasites
Wikipedia - Visceral
Wikipedia - VISCII -- Unofficial character encoding for the Vietnamese alphabet
Wikipedia - Viscoelasticity of bone -- Mechanical property of bone
Wikipedia - Visconti Castle (Cherasco) -- Castle in northern Italy
Wikipedia - Visconti Castle (Vercelli) -- Castle in northern Italy
Wikipedia - Visconti Castle (Vogogna) -- Castle in northern Italy
Wikipedia - Visconti of Milan
Wikipedia - Visconti of Pisa and Sardinia -- Italian noble dynasty
Wikipedia - Visconti-Sforza Castle (Galliate) -- Castle in northern Italy
Wikipedia - Visconti-Sforza tarot deck
Wikipedia - Visconti-Sforza
Wikipedia - Viscoplasticity -- Theory in continuum mechanics
Wikipedia - Viscosity
Wikipedia - Viscount Clifden -- British peer
Wikipedia - Viscount Head -- Title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
Wikipedia - Viscount Hereford -- Title in the Peerage of England
Wikipedia - Viscount Maynard -- British viscountcy
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