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 * 1) J-Number J-number - Gravitational moment same as the redirect of J number?
 * 2) J. B. Hey J. b. hey -  possible scanning error of "J. B. Hey wood" (J. B. Heywood)
 * 3) J. S. Moffatt J. s. moffatt - James Strong Moffat, businessman in Troy, Tennessee, NOT James Moffatt.
 * 4) Jachan Meaning: mourner. one of the chief Gadite "brothers" in Bashan (not Jachan Mandir Omach)
 * 5) Jack Gottlieb Jack gottlieb - American composer born 1930
 * 6) Jacob Isaac Ben Asher Przysucha Jacob isaac ben asher przysucha - (1776-1814), Jewish Hasidic leader who sought to turn Polish Hasidism away from its reliance on miracle workers
 * 7) Sir Jacob Louis van Deventer Jacob louis van deventer 1874?–1922, Boer general. commanded guerrilla forces in the South African War
 * 8) Jacob Paludan Jacob paludan Danish novelist and conservative critic, mentioned in da:Lyrik
 * 9) Jacob P. Dunn Jacob p. dunn - author of "Massacres of the Mountains"
 * 10) Jacob Tal Jacob tal
 * 11) Jagirdar System Jagirdar system - double check
 * 12) Jahath
 * 13) Jahaz
 * 14) Jahaziah
 * 15) Jahdiel
 * 16) Jahleel - bible - own article?
 * 17) Jahmai
 * 18) Jahwarid Dynasty Jahwarid dynasty
 * 19) Jahzah
 * 20) Jain Vrata Jain vrata
 * 21) Jaina Canon Jaina canon
 * 22) Jakeh
 * 23) Jakim
 * 24) Jakob Thorarensen Jakob thorarensen - A minor Icelandic poet who made it into EB for some inscrutable reason. He doesn't even get a mention in the just published A History of Icelandic Literature tome. Bug me to write this. Haukur 09:52, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
 * 25) Jalai Calendar Jalai calendar
 * 26) Jalayirid School Jalayirid school
 * 27) Jalili Family Jalili family
 * 28) Jalonke
 * 29) James Y. Murdoch
 * 30) James Earl Russell James earl russell This guy.
 * 31) James Ene Henshaw James ene henshaw
 * 32) James Garfield Randall James garfield randall
 * 33) James Gayley James gayley
 * 34) James Hunnicutt James hunnicutt
 * 35) Jamlech
 * 36) Jan Hendrik Leopold Jan hendrik leopold
 * 37) Jan Högbom National. Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
 * 38) Jan tursa
 * 39) Jan van Hembyze Jan van hembyze Calvinist leader who overthrew Ghent's Roman Catholic-dominated government (1577) during the Netherlands' struggle for freedom from Spanish
 * 40) Jan van Hout Jan van hout
 * 41) Janos, Grof Mailath Janos, grof mailath
 * 42) Japhia
 * 43) Japhleti
 * 44) Jareb
 * 45) Jaresiah
 * 46) Jarha - biblical character, notable for own article?
 * 47) Jaroah
 * 48) Jarosaw
 * 49) Jaroslav Haek Jaroslav haek
 * 50) Jashpur Pats Jashpur pats
 * 51) Jathniel
 * 52) Java chip - A CPU chip from Sun that executes Java bytecode natively.
 * 53) Jawasmi
 * 54) Jean Brunhes Jean brunhes
 * 55) Jean François Milé
 * 56) Jean Rouxel Jean rouxel
 * 57) Jean-Abraham-Daniel Davel Jean-abraham-daniel davel
 * 58) Jean-Baptiste-Etienne-Auguste Charcot
 * 59) Jean-Baptiste-Gaspard Bochart de Saron
 * 60) Jean-Claude Miche Jean-claude miche
 * 61) Jean-Leon-Francois Tricart Jean-leon-francois tricart
 * 62) Jeaterai
 * 63) Jebel Aulia Jebel aulia see Jabal Aulia, village, N central Sudan.
 * 64) Jeberechiah
 * 65) Jecholiah - double check?
 * 66) Jecoliah
 * 67) Jegar-sahadutha
 * 68) Jehannet
 * 69) Jehiah
 * 70) Jehiel - Seems to be only referring to one of these out of ten:
 * 71) Jehieli
 * 72) Jehizkiah
 * 73) Jehlam
 * 74) Jehoaddan
 * 75) Jehol Uplands Jehol uplands
 * 76) Jehoshabeath
 * 77) Jehovah-shalom
 * 78) Jehozabad
 * 79) Jehudijah
 * 80) Jeiel
 * 81) Jeliot
 * 82) Jemaa
 * 83) Jennys
 * 84) Jens Andersen Hansen Jens andersen hansen - journalist and politician, a leading 19th-century champion of Denmark's peasantry.
 * 85) Jephthae
 * 86) Jeribai
 * 87) Jeriel
 * 88) Jerom Bos Jerom bos
 * 89) Jerome Herman Dean Jerome herman dean
 * 90) Jerubbesheth
 * 91) Jeruel
 * 92) Jeshaiah
 * 93) Jeshebeab
 * 94) Jesher
 * 95) Jeshimon
 * 96) Jeshohaiah
 * 97) Jesimiel
 * 98) Jesui
 * 99) Jesuit Estates Controversy Jesuit estates controversy - double check?
 * 100) Jesuit Ware Jesuit ware
 * 101) Jesurun
 * 102) Jet flow
 * 103) Jet velocity
 * 104) JetSend Jetsend
 * 105) Jeuel
 * 106) Jeush
 * 107) Jeuz
 * 108) Jewel Orchid Jewel orchid - family Orchidaceae - double check?
 * 109) Jewish culture in Finland Jewish culture in finland
 * 110) Jewish family Maccabees Jewish family maccabees
 * 111) Jewish historiography
 * 112) Jewish liturgical music - double check?
 * 113) Jewish publishing - see Category:Jewish_media and Category:Israeli_media
 * 114) Jews in cabaret
 * 115) Jews in economics
 * 116) Jews in European cinema Jews in european cinema
 * 117) Jews in medicine
 * 118) Jezaniah
 * 119) Jezer
 * 120) Jeziel
 * 121) Jezrahiah
 * 122) Jhang-Maghiana Jhang-maghiana
 * 123) Jia - all covered?
 * 124) Jian Ware Jian ware - own article?
 * 125) Jibril Dobla Jibril dobla
 * 126) Jibril ibn 'Umar Jibril ibn Umar
 * 127) Jidlaph - double check?
 * 128) Jiff - double check, all covered?
 * 129) Jih-k'a-tse
 * 130) Jildessa
 * 131) Jimna state forest
 * 132) Jinny Beyer Jinny beyer
 * 133) Jirajara
 * 134) Jitterati
 * 135) JLCA Jlca
 * 136) JMAPI Jmapi
 * 137) Jo-Erh-Kai Marsh Jo-erh-kai marsh
 * 138) Joahaz
 * 139) Joalland
 * 140) Joaquim Dias Cordeiro Da Matta
 * 141) Job descriptions
 * 142) Job processing
 * 143) Job sites
 * 144) Jobtrac
 * 145) Joe account
 * 146) Joelah
 * 147) Joezer
 * 148) Jogan Style Jogan style
 * 149) Jogbehah
 * 150) Jogli
 * 151) Joha - bible ref, other?
 * 152) Johan August, Friherre Gripenstedt - politician who initiated and guided Sweden's transition to a capitalist economy sv:Johan August Gripenstedt
 * 153) Johan Ludvig Emil Dreyer Johan ludvig emil dreyer
 * 154) Johann Christian, Freiherr von Boyneburg Johann christian, freiherr von boyneburg - (1622-1672), German statesman and man of learning


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 * 1) LAN administrator Lan administrator - double check?
 * 2) LAN analyzer Lan analyzer
 * 3) LAN Emulation Lan emulation
 * 4) LAN hardware Lan hardware
 * 5) LAN Network Manager Lan network manager
 * 6) LAN Requester Lan requester
 * 7) LAN station Lan station
 * 8) LAN telephony Lan telephony
 * 9) LAN Workplace Lan workplace
 * 10) Lake Saint John Lake saint john - 2 left
 * 11) Lake Tyers Lake tyers
 * 12) L. L. McCready L. l. mccready
 * 13) Leo Janáek Leo janáek
 * 14) Leon Bou Thillier, Count de Chavigny Et de Buzancais
 * 15) Leon Nemoy Leon nemoy
 * 16) Leonard Krakauer Leonard krakauer
 * 17) Leonardian Stage Leonardian stage
 * 18) Leone Modena Leone modena
 * 19) Leonor de Almeida de Portugal Leonor de almeida de portugal
 * 20) Leonora Galigaï Leonora galigaï
 * 21) La Rochefoucauld Family La rochefoucauld family
 * 22) Leopold Joseph Maria Leopold joseph maria
 * 23) Leopoldo Azancot Leopoldo azancot
 * 24) Leopoldo Fortunato furan to Galtieri
 * 25) Lemuel Hopkins Lemuel hopkins
 * 26) Leland Matthew Goodrich Leland matthew goodrich
 * 27) Lajos Loczy Lajos loczy
 * 28) Lazarus Ercker Lazarus ercker
 * 29) L3_PDU L3_pdu
 * 30) La Bicocca La bicocca — Fortified village; site of Battle of Bicocca
 * 31) La Ferassie Skeletons La ferassie skeletons — should be La Ferrassie skeletons. C.f. La Ferrassie 1.
 * 32) La Tremoille Family  La tremoille family
 * 33) Label prefix
 * 34) Laboratory Schools of the University of Iowa
 * 35) Labrador-Ungava Labrador-ungava
 * 36) Labyrinthulia
 * 37) Lace Pattern Book Lace pattern book
 * 38) Ladder DAC Ladder dac
 * 39) LADDIS test Laddis test
 * 40) Ladik Carpet Ladik carpet
 * 41) Laetolil Remains Laetolil remains
 * 42) Laevi Awoku Laevi awoku
 * 43) Lafiagi - double check?
 * 44) Lagrange's Planetary Equation Lagrange's planetary equation
 * 45) Lagrange Fundamental Bracket Lagrange fundamental bracket
 * 46) Lagrangian Turbulence Lagrangian turbulence
 * 47) Laguna District Laguna district
 * 48) Lahai-roi
 * 49) Lahmi
 * 50) Lajvard Ware Lajvard ware
 * 51) Lak-Dargin languages Lak-dargin languages - can be own article?
 * 52) Lakabi Ware Lakabi ware
 * 53) Lamé Factor Lamé factor
 * 54) Lambda switching
 * 55) Lambert's Theorem Lambert's theorem - can be own article?
 * 56) Lambert Surface Lambert surface
 * 57) Lamda switching
 * 58) Lampasan Series Lampasan series
 * 59) Lampong
 * 60) Land-use classes
 * 61) Land of Ten Thousand Sinks Land of ten thousand sinks
 * 62) LANDA Landa
 * 63) Landmark rating
 * 64) Landscape monitor - double check?
 * 65) Landuma
 * 66) LANE Lane
 * 67) Langfjellet
 * 68) Langheld
 * 69) Language processor - double check?
 * 70) LanguageAccess Languageaccess
 * 71) LANRover Lanrover
 * 72) Lantern Tree Lantern tree - all covered?
 * 73) Lanternfly
 * 74) Laplace-Young Law Laplace-young law
 * 75) Laplace's irrotational motion
 * 76) Laplace Length Laplace length
 * 77) Laque Burgaute Laque burgaute
 * 78) Large Ion Lithophiles Large ion lithophiles
 * 79) Large systems control theory
 * 80) Larkspur (botany) - double check?
 * 81) Larmor Power Larmor power
 * 82) Larne River Larne river
 * 83) Lars-Goran Hall Lars-goran hall
 * 84) Lars Wivallius Lars wivallius
 * 85) Lasea - double check?
 * 86) Laser-solid interactions
 * 87) Laser alloying
 * 88) Laser photobiology
 * 89) Laser photochemistry
 * 90) LaserMaster Lasermaster
 * 91) Lateral Secretion Lateral secretion
 * 92) Latevi Awoku Latevi awoku
 * 93) Latin American Central of Workers Latin american central of workers
 * 94) Latin Averroism Latin averroism - can be own article?
 * 95) Latin Road Latin road
 * 96) Lattice Displacement Lattice displacement
 * 97) Lattice vibrations
 * 98) Laue Diffraction Pattern Laue diffraction pattern
 * 99) Laura Drake Gill Laura drake gill
 * 100) Laura Maria Sheldon Wright Laura maria sheldon wright
 * 101) Laurentian Trough Laurentian trough
 * 102) Lava Cave Lava cave
 * 103) Law of the Lever Law of the lever
 * 104) Lawrence James Adler Lawrence james adler
 * 105) Lawrence Langer Lawrence langer
 * 106) Lawson Insight Lawson insight
 * 107) Lay-Osborn Flotilla Lay-osborn flotilla
 * 108) Layered architecture
 * 109) Laying House Laying house
 * 110) Layout setting
 * 111) Lazy write - double check?
 * 112) Lbk Culture Lbk culture
 * 113) LBRV Lbrv
 * 114) LC connector Lc connector - double check?
 * 115) LCD printer Lcd printer
 * 116) Le Madonie Le madonie
 * 117) Le Temple Le temple - all covered?
 * 118) Lead-210 Dating Lead-210 dating
 * 119) Lead alloys
 * 120) Lead metallurgy
 * 121) Lead Processing Lead processing
 * 122) Leaded chip carrier
 * 123) Leadwork
 * 124) Leaf-Nosed Snake Leaf-nosed snake
 * 125) Leaf-Rolling Grasshopper Leaf-rolling grasshopper
 * 126) Leaf Blister Leaf blister
 * 127) Leaf Fibre Leaf fibre
 * 128) Leapfrog test
 * 129) Learned and literary societies
 * 130) Learning mechanisms
 * 131) Learning system
 * 132) Leased line modem
 * 133) Leather and fur processing - Leather processing and Fur processing?
 * 134) Lebachia
 * 135) Lebaoth
 * 136) Lecki
 * 137) LECS Lecs
 * 138) Lee Commission Lee commission
 * 139) Lefini
 * 140) Legal area map level
 * 141) Legislative Investigative Powers Legislative investigative powers
 * 142) Legume forages
 * 143) Leng-Hu Leng-hu
 * 144) Leopard's Kopje Leopard's kopje
 * 145) Lepadomorpha - sub order can be own article?
 * 146) Lepidodendron and Sigillaria Lepidodendron and sigillaria  - We have Lepidodendron, which says "They are closely related to another extinct genus, Sigillaria."
 * 147) Leptaena
 * 148) Leptodesma
 * 149) Leptodus
 * 150) Leptolepiformes
 * 151) Letter quality - double check?
 * 152) Levator Muscle Levator muscle - all covered?
 * 153) Level 6 - all covered?
 * 154) LexiBot Lexibot
 * 155) Lexicographic sort
 * 156) LGMR Lgmr - Laser Guided Magnetic Recording
 * 157) Li-Chia Li-chia
 * 158) Li Chi Li chi - Li Ji? - dab all covered?
 * 159) Li Shao-Chun Li shao-chun
 * 160) Li Sixun Li sixun
 * 161) Liberation Rally Party Liberation rally party
 * 162) Liberty (political science)
 * 163) Library function
 * 164) Licensing 6.0
 * 165) Light-01
 * 166) Light-scattering photometry
 * 167) Light panel
 * 168) Light Particle Era Light particle era
 * 169) Light protocol - 1 left
 * 170) Light version
 * 171) Lightning and surge protection  - We have lightning and surge protector, not sure if that qualifies as the same thing; then again, not sure the topic really needs its own article
 * 172) Lights out datacenter - own article?
 * 173) Lights out server room  - own article?
 * 174) Lightwave system
 * 175) Lightweight protocol
 * 176) Ligo Feast Ligo feast - double check?
 * 177) Lijia - dab, all covered?
 * 178) Liliane Atlan Liliane atlan
 * 179) Lime (industry)
 * 180) Limited-distance modem #Limoges Painted Enamel  Limoges painted enamel - double check?
 * 181) Limulator
 * 182) Lin-Shu Hypothesis Lin-shu hypothesis
 * 183) Lindsay Rogers Lindsay rogers - can be own article?
 * 184) Line-And-Wash Drawing Line-and-wash drawing
 * 185) Line-ux
 * 186) Line adapter
 * 187) Line analyzer
 * 188) Line bonding
 * 189) Line Broadening Line broadening
 * 190) Line Charge Line charge
 * 191) Line concentration
 * 192) Line frequency - Same as PCMAG link?
 * 193) Line load
 * 194) Line Profile Line profile - double check?
 * 195) Line spectrum - double check?

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 * 1) M' (Gaelic names) M' (gaelic names)
 * 2) M Technology Association M technology association #M Technology Resource Center  M technology resource center
 * 3) Ma-na-ssu
 * 4) Ma-Xia School Ma-xia school
 * 5) Ma'amadot  - lay assistants in a Jewish Ta'anit (fast).
 * 6) Maadiah
 * 7) MAC header Mac header
 * 8) Mac to midrange
 * 9) Mac to PC Mac to pc
 * 10) MacBench Macbench
 * 11) MacCullagh's Formula Maccullagh's formula
 * 12) MacDFT Macdft
 * 13) MacDraw Pro Macdraw pro
 * 14) Machbenah
 * 15) Machinability of metals
 * 16) Machine-Tractor Station Machine-tractor station
 * 17) Machine address
 * 18) Machine dependence
 * 19) Machine elements
 * 20) Machine key
 * 21) Machine safety
 * 22) MacLink Plus Maclink plus
 * 23) Maclurites
 * 24) Macro generator
 * 25) Macro keyboard
 * 26) Macro keypad
 * 27) Macro processor - double check
 * 28) Macrofauna - can be own article
 * 29) Macromedia Spectra Macromedia spectra
 * 30) Macroprocessing
 * 31) Macster
 * 32) Madinat al-Ashar Min Ramadan Madinat al-ashar min ramadan
 * 33) Madinat as-Sadat Madinat as-sadat
 * 34) Madinat ash-Sha'b Madinat ash-sha'b
 * 35) Madinat ash Shab Madinat ash shab
 * 36) Madinat Khamastashar Mayo Madinat khamastashar mayo #Madiun Affair  Madiun affair  - Indonesian National Revolution has a one sentence about it, while eb has a detailed article.
 * 37) Maebara Issei Maebara issei
 * 38) Magazine style columns Magazine style column, style column
 * 39) Magbish
 * 40) Maghiana
 * 41) Magindanao
 * 42) Maglemosian Industry Maglemosian industry - double check?
 * 43) Magnesioriebeckite  - type of Riebeckite
 * 44) Magnesium Processing Magnesium processing
 * 45) Magnetic Ceramics Magnetic ceramics
 * 46) Magnetic Exciton Magnetic exciton
 * 47) Magnetic ferroelectrics - double check?
 * 48) Magnetic Field Energy Density Magnetic field energy density  - own article?
 * 49) Magnetic instruments Category:Magnetic devices
 * 50) Magnetic Potential Energy Magnetic potential energy #Magnetic pyrite  - double check?
 * 51) Magnetic reversals - double check?
 * 52) Magnetic separation methods - double check?
 * 53) Magnetic Survey Magnetic survey
 * 54) Magnetic thermometer
 * 55) Magnetic thin films
 * 56) Magnetizability - double check?
 * 57) Magnetographic - double check?
 * 58) Magnetohydrodynamic Fluid Magnetohydrodynamic fluid #Magnetohydrodynamic power generator  - double check?
 * 59) Magnetoresistive - double check?
 * 60) Magor-missabib
 * 61) Magpiash
 * 62) Magstar MP Magstar mp
 * 63) Magwida
 * 64) Mahapurusa
 * 65) Mai Muni Mai muni
 * 66) Maikala Range Maikala range
 * 67) Mail enabled
 * 68) Mail proxy
 * 69) Mail storm
 * 70) Mail system
 * 71) Mailbot
 * 72) Main Botanical Garden of the Academy of Sciences
 * 73) Maintain state
 * 74) Maintenance credits
 * 75) Maintenance service
 * 76) Maithil Brahman Maithil brahman
 * 77) Maj Circle Maj circle
 * 78) Majuba Hill Majuba hill - can be own article?
 * 79) Mak'Dala Mak'dala
 * 80) Makoko of Bateke Makoko of bateke
 * 81) Makolo
 * 82) Makombe
 * 83) Makri Rug Makri rug
 * 84) Malabarese Catholic Church Malabarese catholic church  - see Syro-Malabar Catholic Church, Chaldean Catholic Church and uniate
 * 85) Malanggan Style Malanggan style
 * 86) Malankarese Catholic Church Malankarese catholic church  - see Syro-Malankara Catholic Church
 * 87) Malaspina Family Malaspina family
 * 88) Malcham
 * 89) Malchiel
 * 90) Malchiram
 * 91) Malikiyah
 * 92) Malindidzimu Hill Malindidzimu hill
 * 93) Malouine
 * 94) Malus and Dupin Theorem Malus and dupin theorem
 * 95) Malwa Painting Malwa painting - can be own article?
 * 96) Malwa Plains Malwa plains
 * 97) Mammoth tape
 * 98) Manage state
 * 99) Managed hub
 * 100) Managed server
 * 101) Management support
 * 102) ManageWise Managewise
 * 103) Manar
 * 104) Mandats
 * 105) Mandelstam Coordinates Mandelstam coordinates
 * 106) Maneromango
 * 107) Manfred Bieler Manfred bieler
 * 108) Manganese oxide minerals
 * 109) Manganese Processing Manganese processing
 * 110) Mangang
 * 111) Mangi Abdiel of Machame Mangi abdiel of machame
 * 112) Mangi Sina of Kobosho Mangi sina of kobosho
 * 113) Mango-Yendi Mango-yendi
 * 114) Manhattan interconnect
 * 115) Manica e Sofala Manica e sofala
 * 116) Maniera
 * 117) Manises Ware Manises ware
 * 118) ManMan Manman
 * 119) Mansfieldite
 * 120) Mantees
 * 121) Mantle Viscosity Structure Mantle viscosity structure
 * 122) Manual training - double check?
 * 123) Manuel Altoaguirre Manuel altoaguirre
 * 124) Manuel dos Santos Lima Manuel dos santos lima
 * 125) Manufacturing base
 * 126) Manufacturing software
 * 127) Manure salts
 * 128) Mao Ch'ang Mao ch'ang
 * 129) Map accuracy
 * 130) Map reproduction
 * 131) MAPI method Mapi method
 * 132) Maquois
 * 133) Marabout Wars Marabout wars
 * 134) Marathon group therapy
 * 135) Maravi Confederacy Maravi confederacy
 * 136) Marbled Pottery Marbled pottery
 * 137) Marcel-Alexandre Bertrand Marcel-alexandre bertrand
 * 138) Marcel Roland de Quervain Marcel roland de quervain
 * 139) Marchantiidae - can be own article - redirects to division and this is order
 * 140) Marchfeld
 * 141) Marcus Jakob Monrad Marcus jakob monrad
 * 142) Margaret McDonald Bottome Margaret mcdonald bottome
 * 143) Marginal Efficiency of Investment Marginal efficiency of investment
 * 144) Marginal test
 * 145) Maria Polidouri Maria polidouri
 * 146) Marian Adams Marian adams
 * 147) Marie-Antoinett Tonnelat Marie-antoinett tonnelat
 * 148) Marie-Felicite-Denise Pleyel
 * 149) Marie-Jules Dupre Marie-jules dupre
 * 150) Marieberg Pottery Marieberg pottery
 * 151) Marika Stjernstedt Marika stjernstedt
 * 152) Marine biological sampling
 * 153) Marine boiler
 * 154) Marine containers
 * 155) Marine Geophysics Marine geophysics
 * 156) Marine machinery
 * 157) Marine microbiology
 * 158) Marine mining
 * 159) Marine navigation - can be own article?
 * 160) Marine refrigeration
 * 161) Marine Style Marine style
 * 162) Marion Dorset Marion dorset
 * 163) Marital Exchange Marital exchange
 * 164) Maritime meteorology - can it be own article?
 * 165) Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall Marjorie lowry christie pickthall
 * 166) Marking engine
 * 167) Marraba
 * 168) Married Women's Property Acts Married women's property acts - all covered?
 * 169) Marseille Faience Marseille faience


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 * 1) Nacchio's law
 * 2) Nachikufan Industry Nachikufan industry
 * 3) Nafusah Plateau Nafusah plateau  - in Lybia - double check?
 * 4) Nageire
 * 5) Nahamani
 * 6) Naharai
 * 7) Nailing - double check?
 * 8) Name delivery
 * 9) Name parsing
 * 10) Namhoi - double check
 * 11) Naming fiascos
 * 12) Naming service
 * 13) Nan Mountains Nan mountains - 5 mountains but only 1 created -4 more left
 * 14) Nancona 	- double check?
 * 15) Nang-Mchod Nang-mchod
 * 16) Nanking Porcelain Nanking porcelain
 * 17) Nanojet
 * 18) Naphish - descendent of ishmael - can it be own article?
 * 19) Narcisse Eutrope Dionne fr.wiki has this version of the name Narcisse-Eutrope Dionne
 * 20) Narodnost
 * 21) Narrow bezel
 * 22) Nasal Tumour Nasal tumour
 * 23) Nashiji
 * 24) NASI Nasi  - abbreviation for two different things.; NetWare Asynchronous Services Interface
 * 25) Nasif Yaziji Nasif yaziji
 * 26) Nasomones
 * 27) Natan Shaham Natan shaham
 * 28) Natashkwan
 * 29) Nathania  - dab, one item still left.
 * 30) National Action Bloc National action bloc
 * 31) National Association of Systems Integrators National association of systems integrators
 * 32) National Association of Working Women 9to5 National association of working women 9to5
 * 33) National Association Opposed To Woman Suffrage National association opposed to woman suffrage
 * 34) National Botanic Gardens of South Africa National botanic gardens of south africa
 * 35) National Committee of Public Safety National committee of public safety
 * 36) National Council of Hispanic Women National council of hispanic women
 * 37) National Intergroup Inc. National intergroup inc.
 * 38) National Milling Corporation National milling corporation
 * 39) National Museum and Galleries of Capodimonte National museum and galleries of capodimonte
 * 40) National Museum of the United States National museum of the united states - double check?
 * 41) National Office Machine Dealers Association National office machine dealers association - double check?
 * 42) National Republican party National republican party
 * 43) National Research Development Council National research development council
 * 44) Navadwlp - probably Nabadwip
 * 45) Navajo Weaving Navajo weaving  - Related to Teotihuacan Spider Woman? - double check page?
 * 46) Naval armament - double check?
 * 47) Naval science
 * 48) Naval surface ship
 * 49) Navigable database
 * 50) Navigation key
 * 51) Naviken
 * 52) NBX Nbx  - family of IP-based telephony systems from 3Com  - dab page
 * 53) NCF file Ncf file  - file extension
 * 54) NCTP Nctp -  and google show other things?
 * 55) NDPS Ndps - Same situation as NCTP
 * 56) NDRAM Ndram
 * 57) Neariah
 * 58) Nearshore processes
 * 59) Nebai
 * 60) Neballat
 * 61) Nebushasban
 * 62) Nebuzaradan
 * 63) NECT Nect - ghits: New England College of Technology (467,000), Nifurtimox-Eflornithine Combination Therapy (18,700), North of England Civic Trust (15,100), Noncontrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography (4,600), North East China Transect (3,310)
 * 64) Nedabiah
 * 65) Neginah
 * 66) Nehum
 * 67) Neo-Rationalism Neo-rationalism  - Could be its own article. Article it redirects to does not address the neo aspect yet.
 * 68) Neo-Sinaitic Alphabet Neo-sinaitic alphabet
 * 69) Neogregarinida
 * 70) Neolampadoida
 * 71) Neoprioniodiform  - conodont, or small toothlike phosphatic fossil of uncertain affinity
 * 72) Neoteros
 * 73) Nepali art  - we have a single paragraph on this in Culture of Nepal
 * 74) Nephelometry and Turbidimetry Nephelometry and turbidimetry  - we have neither Nephelometry nor Turbidimetry. See Immunoassay.
 * 75) Nephish
 * 76) Nephishesim
 * 77) Nephusim
 * 78) Neptune chipset  - not mentioned at Neptune (disambiguation)
 * 79) Nervous system (invertebrate)  - currently, Nervous system needs a lot of expansion.
 * 80) Nervous System Disease Nervous system disease  - see talk page...
 * 81) Nervous system disorders  - currently, Nervous system needs a lot of expansion.
 * 82) Nestoras Matsas Nestoras matsas
 * 83) Net-savvy
 * 84) Net-top box
 * 85) NetCool Netcool - software app from Micromuse
 * 86) NetDynamics Netdynamics - company acquired by Sun in 1998
 * 87) Netid
 * 88) Netscape Application Builder Netscape application builder
 * 89) Netscape Constellation Netscape constellation - double check?
 * 90) Netscape Extension Builder Netscape extension builder
 * 91) Netscape LiveWire Netscape livewire
 * 92) NetView Netview - double check?
 * 93) NetViz Netviz  - company purchased by Concord Communications in 2002, who was bought by CA on June 7, 2005.
 * 94) NetVue Netvue
 * 95) NetWare certification Netware certification
 * 96) NetWare client Netware client
 * 97) NetWare ELS Netware els
 * 98) NetWare for Small Business Netware for small business
 * 99) NetWare Global Messaging Netware global messaging
 * 100) NetWare Lite Netware lite - can be own article now?
 * 101) NetWare Management System Netware management system
 * 102) NetWare NFS Netware nfs
 * 103) NetWare peer-to-peer network Netware peer-to-peer network
 * 104) NetWare shell Netware shell
 * 105) NetWare SMP Netware smp
 * 106) NetWare Users International Netware users international
 * 107) NetWire Netwire
 * 108) Network access unit
 * 109) Network accounting
 * 110) Network addressable unit
 * 111) Network appliance - double check?
 * 112) Network bindings
 * 113) Network cloud
 * 114) Network control block
 * 115) Network control center
 * 116) Network control program
 * 117) Network coupler
 * 118) Network diagramming program
 * 119) Network driver
 * 120) Network driver interface
 * 121) Network identity
 * 122) Network identity management
 * 123) Network in a Box Network in a box
 * 124) Network Information Services Network information services
 * 125) Network infrastructure
 * 126) Network management console
 * 127) Network medium
 * 128) Network meltdown
 * 129) Network modem - double check?
 * 130) Network OLE Network ole
 * 131) Network printer - double check?
 * 132) Network ready
 * 133) Network security scanner
 * 134) Network speeds
 * 135) Network storage is dab page covered?
 * 136) Network vulnerability probe
 * 137) Networked storage -
 * 138) Neu Moshi Neu moshi - can be own article?
 * 139) Neugents
 * 140) Neurogenic Arthropathy Neurogenic arthropathy
 * 141) Neurohypophysis hormone
 * 142) Neutrography
 * 143) Neutron beam machine
 * 144) Neutron Optics Neutron optics
 * 145) Neutron spectrometry
 * 146) Nevers Faience Nevers faience
 * 147) Nevers Glass Figure Nevers glass figure
 * 148) Nevin M. Fenneman Nevin m. fenneman
 * 149) New country - can be own article?
 * 150) New Education Fellowship New education fellowship
 * 151) New Hampshire V. Louisiana New hampshire v. louisiana
 * 152) New Orleans Style New orleans style
 * 153) New public network
 * 154) Newcastle Harbour Newcastle harbour
 * 155) Newhouse Family Newhouse family
 * 156) Newlands project
 * 157) News syndication
 * 158) News viewer
 * 159) Newtonian Cosmology Newtonian cosmology - double check?
 * 160) Newtonian focus
 * 161) Neziah
 * 162) NFuse Nfuse
 * 163) NGM Ngm  - NetWare Global Messaging, minor software - Multiple NGM's on Google though, could be turned into a dab if most of the abbreviated items are notable?
 * 164) Ngomi - can it be own article?
 * 165) Ngoy
 * 166) Niagaran Series Niagaran series
 * 167) Nibble mode memory
 * 168) Nicaro - double check?
 * 169) Nicholas L. Deak Nicholas l. deak - can be own article
 * 170) Nickel Processing Nickel processing
 * 171) Nicolas Pigou Nicolas pigou
 * 172) Niderviller Ware Niderviller ware
 * 173) Nifty Serve Nifty serve
 * 174) Niger Committee Niger committee
 * 175) Nigerian Theatre Nigerian theatre
 * 176) Nikola Pai Nikola pai
 * 177) Nikolaos Sokrates Politis Nikolaos sokrates politis


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Torajirō Saitō

Torajirō Saitō (斎藤 寅次郎) was a Japanese film director known for his comedy films. Born in Akita Prefecture, he entered Shōchiku's Kamata studio in 1922 and debuted as a director in 1926. He later worked at the Shintoho and Toho studios. He became known as the "god of comedy" for directing over 200 films, many of which were nonsense comedies featuring famous clowns such as Ken'ichi Enomoto, Roppa Furukawa, and Junzaburo Ban.

Filmography
His works include:
 * Akeyuku Sora (1929)
 * Wasei Kingu Kongu (1933)
 * Kodakara Sodo (1935)
 * Akireta musume-tachi, alternate title: (金語楼の子宝騒動) (1949)
 * Nodo jimankyō jidai (1949)
 * Odoroki ikka (1949)
 * Akogare no Hawaii Kōro (1950)
 * Aozora tenshi (1950)
 * Tennō no Bōshi (天皇の帽子) (1950) jointly directed with Masaki Mori (ja:毛利正樹)
 * Tokyo Kid (1950)
 * Tonbo kaeri dōchū (1950)
 * Unusual trip to Hawaii (Hawai chindochu) (1954)
 * Ukare Gitsune Senbon Zakura (1954)

title: Torajirō Saitō


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 * 1) P/n
 * 2) P1394
 * 3) P24T P24t
 * 4) P2T P2t
 * 5) Pacific Margin Pacific margin
 * 6) Packaged software
 * 7) Packaging of equipment
 * 8) Packbase
 * 9) Packet cellular
 * 10) Packet classification
 * 11) Packet conversion engine
 * 12) Packet conversion
 * 13) Packet logger
 * 14) Packet overhead
 * 15) Packet voice
 * 16) Packetized voice
 * 17) Pad limited
 * 18) Padang Highlands Padang highlands
 * 19) Page frame - double check?
 * 20) Page makeup
 * 21) Page source
 * 22) Pagiel
 * 23) Painlevé Problem Painlevé problem
 * 24) Painted cup
 * 25) Pairwise key
 * 26) Palaeoisopus
 * 27) Palaeonemertini
 * 28) Palaeospondyloidea
 * 29) Paleocopa
 * 30) Paleohydrology
 * 31) P'alkwanhoe
 * 32) Palmitin - double check?
 * 33) Palmyrenian Alphabet Palmyrenian alphabet - double check
 * 34) Panda Project Panda project
 * 35) Panel heating and cooling
 * 36) Paneth's Cell Paneth's cell - double check?
 * 37) Panevo
 * 38) Pangeran Dipo Negoro Pangeran dipo negoro
 * 39) Pangopango
 * 40) Pao-T'ou Carpet Pao-t'ou carpet
 * 41) Papyrus Column Papyrus column
 * 42) Parablastoidea
 * 43) Parable, and Allegory Fable Parable, and allegory fable  - We have parable, allegory and fable
 * 44) Paradoxides Series Paradoxides series
 * 45) Paragraph tag  - For use in HTML, could redirect to HTML_tags but is probably used in other markup langs
 * 46) Parainsecta
 * 47) Parallel channel
 * 48) Parallel data query
 * 49) Parallel Enterprise Server Parallel enterprise server
 * 50) Parallel Query Server Parallel query server
 * 51) Parallel server
 * 52) Parallel Transaction Server Parallel transaction server
 * 53) Parallel Wires Parallel wires
 * 54) Paramagnetic resonance
 * 55) Parameter tampering
 * 56) Parameter-driven
 * 57) Parametric data
 * 58) Parametric modeling
 * 59) Parametric symbol
 * 60) Paraxial Refraction Paraxial refraction
 * 61) Parcel maps
 * 62) Parecis Mountains Parecis mountains
 * 63) Parent and child - dab page double check?
 * 64) Parent governor
 * 65) Parent-child
 * 66) Paris Ware Paris ware
 * 67) Parity error - can be own article?
 * 68) Parity memory
 * 69) Parliamentary bloc
 * 70) Parliamentary law - double check
 * 71) Parmashta
 * 72) Parshandatha - can it be own article?
 * 73) Part of speech conjunction
 * 74) Parteciaco Family Parteciaco family
 * 75) Partial CAV Partial cav
 * 76) Particle track etching - double check
 * 77) Pas D'elevation Pas d'elevation
 * 78) Paseah
 * 79) Pasquale Fiore Pasquale fiore
 * 80) Passion cycle
 * 81) Passive hub
 * 82) Passive star
 * 83) Passive testing
 * 84) Passport IntRprise Passport intrprise
 * 85) Passthrough SQL Passthrough sql
 * 86) Password hint - double check?
 * 87) Paste bomb
 * 88) Patch Box Patch box
 * 89) Patch management
 * 90) Paterinida
 * 91) Paterna Ware Paterna ware
 * 92) Path determination
 * 93) Path diversity
 * 94) Path not found
 * 95) Pathotoxin
 * 96) Patralata
 * 97) Patricia Mcbride Patricia mcbride
 * 98) Patrick Munson Patrick munson
 * 99) Patripassians - double check
 * 100) PATROL Patrol
 * 101) Patroon painters
 * 102) Pattern formation (biology) - can be own article?
 * 103) Pattern Function Pattern function
 * 104) Paul Couderc Paul couderc
 * 105) Paul E. Lovejoy Paul e. lovejoy
 * 106) Paul Helgesen Paul helgesen
 * 107) Paul Isaak Bernays Paul isaak bernays
 * 108) Paul Morin Paul morin
 * 109) Paul Scheinfeld Paul scheinfeld
 * 110) Paul W. Litchfield Paul w. litchfield
 * 111) Paul Willems Paul willems
 * 112) Paulus Cua Paulus cua
 * 113) Payment service
 * 114) PC 95 Pc 95
 * 115) PC 9x Pc 9x
 * 116) PC Card Drive Pc card drive
 * 117) PC conflicts Pc conflicts
 * 118) PC CPU models Pc cpu models
 * 119) PC data buses Pc data buses
 * 120) PC Magazine benchmarks Pc magazine benchmarks
 * 121) PC memory map Pc memory map
 * 122) PC network Pc network
 * 123) PC operating environments Pc operating environments
 * 124) PC philanthropy Pc philanthropy
 * 125) PC Postage Pc postage
 * 126) PC printers Pc printers
 * 127) PC software specialist Pc software specialist
 * 128) PC subscription service Pc subscription service
 * 129) PC technician Pc technician
 * 130) PC troubleshooting Pc troubleshooting
 * 131) PC*MIP Pc*mip
 * 132) PC/TV Pc/tv
 * 133) PC3000 Pc3000
 * 134) PC3500 Pc3500
 * 135) PC3700 Pc3700
 * 136) PC4000 Pc4000
 * 137) PC-8 Pc-8
 * 138) PCAV Pcav - Also stands for Prevent child abuse Vermont and Prevent child abuse Virginia (also a computer term is present for PCAV)
 * 139) P-CAV P-cav
 * 140) PCD file Pcd file
 * 141) PCI steering Pci steering
 * 142) PCI-ISA Passive Backplane Pci-isa passive backplane
 * 143) PCIset Pciset
 * 144) PCM modem Pcm modem
 * 145) PCradio Pcradio
 * 146) PC-to-host Pc-to-host
 * 147) PCTV Pctv - Not sure how PCTV is related to the communist party... A redirect to PC/TV might seem more likely? Or even the company names?
 * 148) PD disk Pd disk - double check?
 * 149) PDF Transit Pdf transit
 * 150) PDIAL Pdial
 * 151) Peachblow Glass Peachblow glass
 * 152) Peat Sampler Peat sampler
 * 153) Pebble Mosaic Pebble mosaic
 * 154) Pedahel
 * 155) Pedestrian speed
 * 156) Pedia.com
 * 157) Pedro de Espinosa Pedro de espinosa
 * 158) Pedro de Peralta Barnuevo Pedro de peralta barnuevo
 * 159) Pedro Gerado Beltran Pedro gerado beltran
 * 160) Peer programming
 * 161) Peer protocol
 * 162) Pegasiformes
 * 163) Pegu Mountains Pegu mountains - double check?
 * 164) Peham
 * 165) Pehlevi language - double check?
 * 166) Pelatiah Webster Pelatiah webster
 * 167) Pelatiah
 * 168) Pelet
 * 169) Pelt and fabric astrakhan
 * 170) Pembroke Table Pembroke table - own article?
 * 171) Pemysl
 * 172) Penicaud Family Penicaud family
 * 173) Penina O. Muhando Penina o. muhando
 * 174) Penki
 * 175) Pennsylvania System Pennsylvania system - EB does not have it as an AKA for the railway, rather a form of solitary confinement.
 * 176) Pentium upgradable
 * 177) Pepino Hill Pepino hill
 * 178) Pepoli Family Pepoli family
 * 179) PEPPER board Pepper board
 * 180) Per clock
 * 181) Per seat
 * 182) Peradeniya Botanic Gardens Peradeniya botanic gardens - double check
 * 183) Perched Rock Perched rock


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 * 1) Radiation damage to materials
 * 2) Radiation Density
 * 3) Radiation Field
 * 4) Radiative Time Constant
 * 5) Radio-frequency amplifier
 * 6) Radio-frequency impedance measurements
 * 7) Radio Absorption Length
 * 8) Radio Magnitude
 * 9) Radio signal - signal and wave same?
 * 10) Radio spectrum allocations
 * 11) Radioactive beams
 * 12) Radioactive minerals
 * 13) Radioactivity and radiation applications - We have radioactivity
 * 14) Radioactivity standards
 * 15) Radiochemical laboratory
 * 16) Rachel Louise McManus
 * 17) Ralph Heyward Isham
 * 18) Rene Philombe
 * 19) Rabato - 16th century large stiff collar as worn by Elizabeth I - can be own article
 * 20) Rabbith
 * 21) Rachal - all covered?
 * 22) Rada'
 * 23) Radioisotope (biology) - double check?
 * 24) Radioisotope (geochemistry)
 * 25) Radiometer Equation
 * 26) Radium emanation - double check?
 * 27) Radius Ratio
 * 28) Rafiq al-Azm
 * 29) Ragunan Zoological Gardens - double check?
 * 30) Rahbaniyah
 * 31) Rahr Plains
 * 32) RAID Advisory Board
 * 33) Railroad control systems
 * 34) Rain Doll algorithm
 * 35) Raised Work
 * 36) Raja Ali Haji Bin Raja Amhad
 * 37) Raja Haji
 * 38) Rajakariya
 * 39) Rajavaliya
 * 40) Ram Raiya
 * 41) Ramath-lehi - double check?
 * 42) Rambler rose - is redirect accurate?
 * 43) Ramcaritmanas
 * 44) RAMIS
 * 45) RAMP-C
 * 46) Rancholabrean Stage
 * 47) RangeLAN
 * 48) Raphidophyceae - double check?
 * 49) Rapid BIOS Boot
 * 50) Rapier Loom
 * 51) Raqqah Ware
 * 52) Rarefied gas flow
 * 53) Ras Addar
 * 54) Ras at-Tib
 * 55) Rasmus Moller Sorensen - teacher and politician
 * 56) Rating Rule
 * 57) Rational Apex
 * 58) Raven Cycle
 * 59) Raw capacity
 * 60) Rawi - Arabic for "reciter" - Maybe it deserves a different article from the redirect?
 * 61) Ray Parameter
 * 62) Rayleigh-Benard Convection
 * 63) Rayleigh Phase Function
 * 64) Rayleigh Water Test
 * 65) Rayy Ware
 * 66) Razin Effect
 * 67) RCDD
 * 68) Reachout - a few articles left
 * 69) Reactor (electricity)
 * 70) Reactor physics
 * 71) Readout
 * 72) Reagent chemicals - double check?
 * 73) Reagin
 * 74) Reaiah
 * 75) Real Cuerpo de Mineria - Real Cuerpo de Minería
 * 76) Real Mode code
 * 77) Real Mode driver
 * 78) Reanimation Rite
 * 79) Recaizade Mahmud Ekrem
 * 80) Reciprocating aircraft engine - double check?
 * 81) Recôncavo
 * 82) Recirculator
 * 83) Red Rock chicken
 * 84) Red scale
 * 85) Redirect server
 * 86) Redjedef
 * 87) Redondilla
 * 88) Redraw - glossary term?
 * 89) Redundancy Calibration
 * 90) Redundancy Factor
 * 91) Reflection Polarization
 * 92) Reflective art
 * 93) Reflective media
 * 94) Reflective Memory
 * 95) Reflective spot
 * 96) Reflective VGA
 * 97) Reformed and Presbyterian Church - Not Reformed Presbyterian Church or Presbyterian Reformed Church
 * 98) Reformed League
 * 99) Reformed Presbyterianism - is everything covered?
 * 100) Refractometric analysis
 * 101) Regem-melech
 * 102) Regional Development Program
 * 103) Register level compatibility
 * 104) Regium Julium
 * 105) Reglement Organique - double check?
 * 106) Regularia
 * 107) Rehabiah
 * 108) Reheating
 * 109) Rehum
 * 110) Rein Orchid - should eventually redirect to genus Habenaria
 * 111) Reindeer Sacrifice
 * 112) Reiyu-Kai
 * 113) Reizei Tamechika
 * 114) Rejería
 * 115) Relativistic electrodynamics
 * 116) Relativistic heavy-ion collisions - double check?
 * 117) Relaxation Field Effect
 * 118) Reliable HTTP
 * 119) Relizian Stage
 * 120) Remedial maintenance
 * 121) Remote-office router
 * 122) Renal Collecting Tubule
 * 123) Rendsburg Faience
 * 124) Renewed Church of the Brethren
 * 125) Rennes Faience
 * 126) Renovated Church
 * 127) Rephaiah
 * 128) Replacement Deposit
 * 129) Rescan peripherals
 * 130) Residual Landform
 * 131) Resonance ionization spectroscopy
 * 132) Resource compiler
 * 133) Resource discovery
 * 134) Resource manager
 * 135) Resource requirements
 * 136) Resserella
 * 137) Reststrahlen - double check?
 * 138) Retardance
 * 139) RAM cache
 * 140) RAM card
 * 141) RAM cram
 * 142) RAM doubler
 * 143) RAM Mobile
 * 144) RAM network
 * 145) Remote access server
 * 146) Remote access software - double check?
 * 147) Remote batch - double check?
 * 148) Remote boot
 * 149) Remote bridge
 * 150) Remote communications
 * 151) Remote console
 * 152) Remote drive
 * 153) Remote echo - double check?
 * 154) Remote emergency boot
 * 155) Remote new system startup
 * 156) Remote node
 * 157) Remote resource
 * 158) Remote startup
 * 159) Renaissance CS
 * 160) Ricardo Feierstein - Argentinian author born Buenos Aires 1942
 * 161) Richard, Count Belcredi
 * 162) Richard H. Fleming
 * 163) Richard Offner
 * 164) Richard Teschner
 * 165) Robert Archey Woods
 * 166) Robert Baëta
 * 167) Robert Bailey Thomas
 * 168) Robert Beverley - one remaining from dab page
 * 169) Robert Charbonneau
 * 170) Robert Eitner
 * 171) Robert Kennedy Duncan
 * 172) Robert L. Fitzsimmons
 * 173) Robert Schindel


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 * 1) S. Adeboye Babalola S. adeboye babalola  - mentioned elsewhere as Adeboye Babalola
 * 2) Sacra Rappresentazione Sacra rappresentazione
 * 3) Sacred Pipe Sacred pipe - double check
 * 4) Sadr Diwani 'adalat Sadr diwani 'adalat
 * 5) Safe-Tcl Safe-tcl —should be covered on the Tcl page, rather than separately.
 * 6) Safety movement
 * 7) Safety network
 * 8) Saint Theodosius of Palestine Theodosius of Palestine
 * 9) Saint-Amand-Les-Eaux Ware Saint-amand-les-eaux ware
 * 10) Saivo
 * 11) Sakakura Junzo Sakakura junzo
 * 12) Sakuma Zozan Sakuma zozan
 * 13) Sakurada Jisuke I Sakurada jisuke i
 * 14) Salado Formation Salado formation
 * 15) Salghurid Dynasty Salghurid dynasty
 * 16) Salim al-Katib Salim al-katib Iraqi Jewish poet, now known as Shalom Katav
 * 17) Salim Shasju Salim shasju
 * 18) Salimiyah
 * 19) Salinguerra Torelli Salinguerra torelli
 * 20) Salmon Oliver Levinson Salmon oliver levinson
 * 21) Salomon Gerhardus Maritz Salomon gerhardus maritz
 * 22) Salor Rug Salor rug
 * 23) Salt Karst Salt karst
 * 24) Salt Nucleus Salt nucleus
 * 25) Salu - 2 still missing in dab page
 * 26) Samadet Faience Samadet faience  - a type of earthenware (there are many faiences on these lists)
 * 27) Samarkand Rug Samarkand rug
 * 28) Samarkand Ware Samarkand ware
 * 29) Samgar-nebo
 * 30) Samvrti-Satya Samvrti-satya
 * 31) San Kuan San kuan
 * 32) San-Men Gorge San-men gorge
 * 33) Sanchi Sculpture Sanchi sculpture
 * 34) Sanitary science
 * 35) Sanno Ichijitsu Shinto Sanno ichijitsu shinto
 * 36) Saph
 * 37) Sarcosporida
 * 38) Sarmatian Stage Sarmatian stage
 * 39) Sarsechim
 * 40) Sarudahiko
 * 41) Saruk Carpet Saruk carpet
 * 42) Satnami Sect Satnami sect
 * 43) Saturation Adiabatic Lapse Saturation adiabatic lapse
 * 44) Satyasiddhi-Sastra Satyasiddhi-sastra
 * 45) Satyendra Prassano Satyendra prassano
 * 46) Saucesian Stage Saucesian stage
 * 47) Saura Sect Saura sect
 * 48) Sayf ad-Dawlah Sayf ad-dawlah - also a mosque in Syria?
 * 49) Sayyid Amir Ali Sayyid amir ali
 * 50) Sayyid Shaykh Bin Ahmad, al-Hadi Sayyid shaykh bin ahmad, al-hadi
 * 51) Scalar Diffraction Theory Scalar diffraction theory
 * 52) Scaleless Dragonfish Scaleless dragonfish aka Chirostomias pliopterus - + 4 others
 * 53) Scan head
 * 54) Scandinavian art and architecture
 * 55) Scandinavian Ice Sheet Scandinavian ice sheet
 * 56) Scandinavian Law Scandinavian law
 * 57) Scanning disc
 * 58) Scatter read
 * 59) Scattering Coefficient Scattering coefficient
 * 60) Scattering experiments (atoms and molecules)  - is this Geiger-Marsden experiment?
 * 61) Scattering experiments (nuclei)  - is this Geiger-Marsden experiment?
 * 62) Scattering layer
 * 63) Scattering Polarization Scattering polarization
 * 64) SCbus Scbus
 * 65) Sceaux Ware Sceaux ware
 * 66) Scene design and stage lighting
 * 67) SCERT Scert - dab - any more?
 * 68) Schauspiel
 * 69) Schemochrome  - double check?
 * 70) Schistostegales
 * 71) Schleswig Faience Schleswig faience
 * 72) Schoenbrunn Village State Memorial
 * 73) Schoffe  - double check?
 * 74) Schröter Effect Schröter effect
 * 75) Schuler pendulum —Already in the wiktionary.
 * 76) Schwarzschild Distribution Schwarzschild distribution
 * 77) Scientific application
 * 78) Screw Moss Screw moss
 * 79) Scribner Family Scribner family
 * 80) Scriplet
 * 81) Script error  - double check?
 * 82) ScriptActive Scriptactive
 * 83) Scripting host
 * 84) Scroll arrow
 * 85) Scroll back buffer
 * 86) Scroll Painting Scroll painting  dab - any others?
 * 87) Scrollable field
 * 88) Scrollable window
 * 89) Scrollable
 * 90) Scrubbing  dab - any others?
 * 91) SCSI adapter Scsi adapter  - double check redirect?
 * 92) SCSI asynchronous mode Scsi asynchronous mode
 * 93) SCSI chain Scsi chain - can it be own article?
 * 94) SCSI switch Scsi switch
 * 95) SCSI synchronous mode Scsi synchronous mode
 * 96) SCSI termination Scsi termination
 * 97) Sculptures Aegina Sculptures aegina
 * 98) Scurfy Scale Scurfy scale  - species Chionaspis furfura, a type of Scale insect. Does it need to be capitalized?
 * 99) Scuzzy chain - double check?
 * 100) Scypha
 * 101) SDBN Sdbn
 * 102) SDHT Sdht
 * 103) SDIP Sdip
 * 104) SDX Sdx - Disambig and none of the articles are done.
 * 105) Sea-floor imaging
 * 106) Seaperch
 * 107) Search and replace
 * 108) Search key
 * 109) Search path - double check?
 * 110) Search scope
 * 111) Search site
 * 112) Search sites
 * 113) Searchable database
 * 114) Seawater fertility
 * 115) Sebastian Cornelius Nederburgh Sebastian cornelius nederburgh
 * 116) Sebring ring
 * 117) SECOFF Secoff
 * 118) Second Purple Light Second purple light
 * 119) Secondary channel
 * 120) Secondary index
 * 121) Secretory structures (plant)
 * 122) Sector interleave
 * 123) Sector map
 * 124) Sector sparing
 * 125) Sector tandem
 * 126) Secure authentication
 * 127) Secure site
 * 128) Secure transaction
 * 129) Secure Web protocol Secure web protocol
 * 130) Secure Web server Secure web server
 * 131) Securities and Investment Board Securities and investment board
 * 132) Security and Protection System Security and protection system
 * 133) Security card
 * 134) Security ID Security id
 * 135) Security levels
 * 136) Security loophole
 * 137) Sedative-Hypnotic Drug Sedative-hypnotic drug
 * 138) Sedentaria
 * 139) Sedimentation (industry)
 * 140) Sedom EB has Sedom as an industrial site (i.e. real town in Israel) and Mount Sedom
 * 141) Sedov Equation Sedov equation
 * 142) Seegler's Theorem Seegler's theorem
 * 143) Seeleck
 * 144) Sefer Ha-Temuna Sefer ha-temuna
 * 145) Segmented network
 * 146) Segoni-Kun Segoni-kun
 * 147) Seignorial system
 * 148) Seine Series Seine series
 * 149) Seismic Depth Seismic depth
 * 150) Seismic Energy Seismic energy - energy and wave same?
 * 151) Seismic Equation Seismic equation
 * 152) Seismic exploration for oil and gas
 * 153) Seismic Parameter Seismic parameter
 * 154) Seismic sea wave - AKA?
 * 155) Seismic Strain Seismic strain
 * 156) Seismic stratigraphy
 * 157) Seismic Stress Seismic stress
 * 158) Seismic Survey Seismic survey
 * 159) Seismographic instrumentation
 * 160) Seisonacea
 * 161) Select All Select all
 * 162) Selector channel
 * 163) Selector pen
 * 164) Self-booting
 * 165) Self-checking digit
 * 166) Self-Gravitating Sphere Self-gravitating sphere
 * 167) Self-provisioning
 * 168) Self-scanning checkout
 * 169) Self-subscribing
 * 170) Self Calibration Self calibration
 * 171) Semachiah
 * 172) Semantic attack
 * 173) Semantic hacking
 * 174) Semantic processor
 * 175) Semiconductor card
 * 176) Semiconductor heterostructures
 * 177) Semiconductor rectifier - double check redirect?
 * 178) Semseddin Sami Fraseri Semseddin sami fraseri
 * 179) Senaah
 * 180) Seneh
 * 181) Senna Rug Senna rug
 * 182) Sensitivity (engineering)
 * 183) Sensitivity Factor Sensitivity factor
 * 184) Sensory system regeneration
 * 185) Sepioidea - could be own article?


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 * 1) T'aigo Wangsa T'aigo wangsa  - Korean Buddhist monk
 * 2) T'ao Hung-Ching T'ao hung-ching
 * 3) T'u-Ti T'u-ti
 * 4) T-cal  synonym for "thermal recalibration" according to gct
 * 5) Tabbaoth
 * 6) Tabeal
 * 7) Table lookup
 * 8) Table view - redirect to Table View
 * 9) Tablet cursor
 * 10) Tabriz School Tabriz school  - school of painting, specializing in miniatures
 * 11) Tabular form
 * 12) Taceddin Ahmedi Taceddin ahmedi  - Ottoman poet
 * 13) Tachmonite
 * 14) Tactical Weapons System Tactical weapons system
 * 15) Taira Masamori Taira masamori
 * 16) Taitai Series Taitai series
 * 17) Tajong-Gyo Tajong-gyo
 * 18) Takuma Shoga Takuma shoga
 * 19) Talal -Dab/name page
 * 20) Talambo Affair Talambo affair
 * 21) Talbot Faulkner Hamlin Talbot faulkner hamlin
 * 22) Talk-off
 * 23) Tall al-Far'ah Tall al-far'ah
 * 24) Tall al-Fari'ah Tall al-fari'ah
 * 25) Tall Za'tar Tall za'tar
 * 26) Talladega Mountain Talladega mountain
 * 27) Tamah
 * 28) Tami Style Tami style
 * 29) Tamiahua Lagoon Tamiahua lagoon
 * 30) Tamilnad Plains Tamilnad plains
 * 31) Tamilnad Uplands Tamilnad uplands
 * 32) Tampico hemp
 * 33) Tan-E Tan-e
 * 34) Tanaka Odo Tanaka odo
 * 35) Tandem bypass
 * 36) Tandem office - Not sure about this one.
 * 37) Tandem processors
 * 38) Tandem/toll office
 * 39) Tangential Arc Tangential arc
 * 40) Tangential Force Tangential force
 * 41) Tango 2000
 * 42) Tanhumeth
 * 43) Tann Falls Tann falls  - (properly Tänn Falls, or Tännforsen waterfall in Jämtland, Sweden - see de:Tännforsen)
 * 44) Tantric Hinduism Tantric hinduism
 * 45) Tap'o Style Tap'o style
 * 46) Tape dump
 * 47) Tapeless storage
 * 48) Taphath
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Talk:Carryduff

The last paragraph indicates that sectarian grafitti is a recent phenomenon - I can assure the writer that is not the case ;-) As far back as 1980's some sectarian hedgehead had scrawled "King Out" in red paint on Killynure Road.

The Carryduff Library was not built in the 90's, it should be introduced in the preceeding paragraph.

 * Yeah, the library (and Killinure House old people's home) were built in about 1981 - I remember jumping about playing on the mounds of earth on the building site beforehand.

And I remember when before the Killynure Estate was even built! It was all green fields in my day. No graffiti then! --feline1 16:04, 2 September 2005 (UTC)

Yes and the carryduff centre was just a caravan park!

Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh
I have removed this name for now, as I have been unable to verify its source (it appears on a website called "Culture NI", but no references are provided there, and the website have not replied to any of my email queries over the past 2 weeks). I was born in Carryduff and lived there over 20 years and have never seen reference to it having an "Irish" name. I suspect the one from the Culture NI website is a retro-translation of the "English" name? Can anyone provide a reference to an Irish placename being used for Carryduff. (Is "Carryduff" not simply an Anglicised spelling of the original placename anyways?)--feline1 14:18, 26 May 2006 (UTC)

 * 'Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh' was the old Irish name for the area, has been used for a long time, and has appeared on OSI (Ordnance Survey Ireland) Atlas of Ireland since it was first published.  But, the translation is 'black-haired Hugh’s quarter'. I do not know of the origins of the name, myself.

 * It was me whom originally wrote the name, and the Irish language article too; http://ga.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceathr%C3%BA_Aodha_Dhuibh

 * More info

 * http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8308/logainm.html
 * http://www.carryduffgac.com

 * —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.18.186.145 (talk • contribs) 13:06, 29 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Hmmm, well I suppose we're getting somewhere with this now! Do you have a proper reference for the OSI Atlas (what date was this original publication?). I wonder what year Irish would have been supplanted by English as the general spoken language used by the inhabitants of the settlement? Would it have been in the 16th or 17th centuries?  THe name "Carryduff" and other townland names (Killinure, Ballynagarrick) are presumeably older than this.  What I really want to get to the nub of is: to what extent is "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh" the "original" name? or is it a retro-translation back into Irish of "Carryduff"?  My Irish orthography is rather weak - but I know, for instance, there's no letter "y", and "bh" is phonetically equivalent to "ff" - to what extent is "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh" just the same word, just spelt in Irish orthography? "-duff", for instance, is an extremely common placename suffix in Northern Ireland.--feline1 22:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC)

 * You've probably a good point. The'OSI (Ordnance Survey Ireland) Atlas of Ireland' was last published in 2004 (I think there may be a new one comming out in 2006). When did it start? This specific publication replaced older ones, and was brought out in 1998. Though I do have another map with the name on it from the 1980's. However this is all irrelavant to the authenticity of the name.
 * In relation to the orthography, the name was probably lost from the area with the language. But i'm pretty sure that Crathrú Aodha Dhuibh (presently pronounced Cyeh-roo ee-ah gwee) isn't just the phonetic equivalent of Carryduff. Indeed, it was Carryduff that was the phonetic equivalent of the original East Ulster Gaelic dialect (which of course is now extinct, as all learners of the language in the region nowadays study the Western Ulster (Donegal) dialect (hense the present pronounciation)).
 * Though native Irish speakers (I am unfortunately not one) can easily understand the meaning of the placenames and can find out the originals fairly easily. I really can only advise you to ask the department of Celtic Studies in Queen's University, Belfast for more information
 * PS - Killinure Cill an Iúir (Church of the Yew Tree)
 * Ballynagarrick Baile na gCarraige (Townland of the Rock)
 * Knockbracken Cnoc Breacáin (I don't know the meaning)
 * I believe that explanations of the placnames of the area can be found in the Linen Hall Library, Belfast, amongst other areas.
 * —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.18.186.145 (talk • contribs) 20:47, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the additional info. I would be inclinded to reason that even though the East Ulster Irish dialect became extinct (supplanted with English), that the people would continue to use the same placenames - thus "Carryduff" (phonetically) is still the original Irish name... and retro-translations into the orthography of a Donegal accent are a bit dubious. Having said that, vowels and consonants do tend to shift over centuries, and it must have been 3 or more centuries since Irish was the native tongue in that part of County Down. I live in Brighton at the moment so I can't easily get to the Linenhall library to check though!--feline1 09:01, 23 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I don't want to get into a revert war on this; I admit I was quite ignorant of the provenance the www.logainm.ie placename database - however I eagerly went there to see this "evidence" for the original placename. What they offer is this: http://www.logainm.ie/Image.aspx?PlaceID=66141&Url=box+104\PO66141_1.JPG  I can't say I'm very impressed! It's some handwritten card index entry, completely unverified or unverifiable, I don't really see how it constitutes "evidence". What's the deal with this...? At best it seems to suggest that the placename from sources of 1616, 1620 and 1623 was "Barrowduffe" or similar - it does NOT appear to have a Gaelic names from that period?--feline1 (talk) 21:34, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Both "carry" and "duff" are very common elements in Irish placenames (see the main article). The folk at the Placenames Database seem to have arrived at Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh by following the name back in time. Today the name is standardised as Carryduff, but in the 1600s it could have a few different spellings. In 1659 it was Caroduff, in 1630 it was Carrowduffe or Hughduffe, in 1623 it was Carrowuduffe or Carrowhuduffe or Carrow-Hugh-Duffe, etc. I admit the writing is hard to read - for example the Cs look a lot like Bs. Nevertheless, Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh is the official modern Irish spelling. ~Asarlaí 17:17, 17 February 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't really understand. The Irish Place Name database has traced the name of a settlement at that site back as far as 1616AD, and the name was always a spelling variation of the 'Carryduff' (ie pronounced basically the same way), yes? They have no record of the settlement EVER having been called "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh" by its inhabitants, yes? I don't see any basis for your claim that The folk at the Placenames Database seem to have arrived at Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh by following the name back in time - they seem to have just made that back-translation at a much *later* time (an OS map of 1811?). This is just a 'back translation', taking the placename and translating it into a different Irish dialect? --feline1 (talk) 22:15, 17 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Having now read the Place names in Irish article, I see it begins with the very point I originally made: is "Carryduff" not just an anglicised spelling of the original east-ulster Irish name? "Carry" is anglicised "Quarter" and "duff" is anglicised "black" - so why back-translate it into the spelling "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh", when that dialect was never spoken in Down? Moreover where is all this "Hugh's hair" stuff coming from? It looks to me like somebody made the assumption "this place is usually known as 'Carryduff' (Black Quarter), but we've once seen it referred to as "Hughduffe" (Hugh's Quarter), so that must mean that Hugh = Black, and since we don't think he had black skin, he must have had black hair?!? Because I am not seeing the Irish word for "hair" anywhere here except in the "official" (modern) Irish name....--feline1 (talk) 22:30, 17 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Sometime in the 1500s or 1600s the original Irish name was anglicised, and that anglicisation was simplified/shortened over time to become Carryduff. Hence, the further back you go, the closer you'll get to the original Irish. It's the same with most placenames in Ireland...
 * Carryduff < Carrowduffe < Carrowhuduffe < Carrow-Hugh-Duffe < Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh
 * Donegal < Donegall < Dunagall < Dunnagall < Dún na nGall
 * The earliest name is obviously derived from Ceathrú ("quarter"), Hugh (male firstname) and Dubh ("black"). Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh is the official name, and (although it's modern Irish) the spelling in the 1500s and 1600s would have been very similar.
 * As for the bit about "black hair" — the modern Irish name doesn't include the word "hair" and neither does the translation given. "Black Hugh"/"Hugh Duff"/"Hugh Dubh" was likely the man's nickname — see Hugh Dubh O'Neill and Irish names. ~Asarlaí 00:24, 18 February 2010 (UTC)

Also bear in mind that Irish phonology works differently. Admittedly I come at it from the Scottish Gaelic phoneticians POV but the sequence of Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh would yield something much closer to Carryduff than the spelling might suggest to a non-speaker. I would hazard and educate guess that we're dealing with something close to /kʲʰaɾuː iː ɣuvʲ/ which, if you shift the stress off the ceathrú element yields something *very* close to /kʰaɾɪˈdʌf. Akerbeltz (talk) 00:47, 19 February 2010 (UTC) PS about the hair - it's a loose translation. Someone called dubh "black" is taken to be black-haired, not black-skinned. So a literal translation would the "Black Hugh's Quarter" but what is implied is "Black-haired Hugh's Quarter". Akerbeltz (talk) 00:49, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I see. So it's rather like if in English we called something "Ginger Jim's Pub" - it would be implicitly understood that the "Ginger" thing about Jim was his hair? Likewise "Blonde Sally's Diner" or sthg... I still am not seeing a concrete source or evidence for the settlement ever being called Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh - at best we seem to have the assumption that that's what it probably must have been called prior to 1600, otherwise it wouldn't have gotten anglicised to what it later became?--feline1 (talk) 12:52, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Yes, exactly (the Ginger/Blonde bit).
 * As far as the place name goes, if you go to and click on Taifid chartlainne down the right side, you can see the names recorded for this place going back to (in this case) 1659 (at which point there were still local Irish speakers around of course). This one shows a certain degree of variation (both in the anglicised forms and the Irish forms): Caraidh Dubh, An Chairthe Dhubh, An Cheathramha Dhubh, Ceathrú Mic Giolla Dhuibh. Based on the data collected, the place names commission in question would eventually decide on an official name for a place to be used based on their criteria for doing this. In this case, the official form chosen is Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh - I can't read all the scribbling but I would hazard a guess that the variety of anglicised forms pointed them to the original second element being Aodha rather than Mic Giolla. Either way, there's a bona fide source (the Logainm.ie site is the outlet for the place names commission) saying it's Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh and that's normally good enough for Wiki. Akerbeltz (talk) 13:16, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Logaimn isn't always correct, there are several back-translations it has screwed up.
 * If any Irish versions are to be added to an article but have no real-world modern use, the derive tag should be used to state that a settlement name is derived from Irish. Otherwise claiming their is a modern used Irish version of a settlement must be backed up by actual current real-world usage otherwise if its not the derive tag should be used. For this article as Carryduff GAC use "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh", that means its in use in a real-world sense. Northern Star (talk) 21:35, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
 * That is such a bizarre argument. Just because there are no speakers of X anymore in the town of Z where there usesd to be speakers of X does not mean that the name for Z isn't used "in the real world" anymore. There are no speakers of indigenous dialects of Gaelic left in the Edinburgh area yet the Gaelic name is used extensively when speaking about the place. If you use a Welsh atlas and teach a geography class about Chirk, everyone will call it Y Waun even though there are no Welsh speakers there anymore... You're just cooking that "usage" thing up. Akerbeltz (talk) 10:41, 27 October 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't think it's bizarre at all. If the original East Ulster Irish name of Carryduff was pronounced like "Carryduff", then it is daft to claim the Irish name is actually something pronounced like "Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh". Because it wasn't. To try another hypothetical example, if Hitler had won WWII and everyone in England was speaking German now, but he never conquered the US, it would be daft for later historians to insist that the correct "English" version of all the placenames was a phonetic spelling of someone saying everything in a Texan drawl.--feline1 (talk) 21:15, 22 April 2012 (UTC)
 * Not to go on and ON and *ON* about this, but I still to this day do not see what the basis for Logainm.ie's decision on the "Irish name for Carryduff". The card index entry on their site  is just a load of unsourced, unreferenced, unverifiable scribbles. It doesn't really prove anything. I struggle to see how it meets WP:VER. All we can really say is that this particular quango decided upon this particular name (what date did they do so?)--feline1 (talk) 13:55, 20 September 2012 (UTC)

"recently privatised Translink bus company"
Has Translink actually been privatised? --yes lol along with BT and Citybus

Census Stats
Are these figures correct? If you notice in earlier versions of the article, that they are different, yet the text says "2001 census"...

History
I have an old plot map, published in 1803, of Hawthorn Manor. Is is located here? Is there a way to contact the current owners. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 173.67.187.121 (talk) 15:29, 16 June 2009 (UTC)

Carryduff Irish sources
The two sources for the Gaelic version of Carryduff i think are invalid in the following context - it is a retrospective translation not an actual real-world usage of the Gaelic form. Northern Star (talk) 09:46, 25 May 2010 (UTC)

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My name is Marek Blahuš, I was born in 1986, come from Uherské Hradiště, live in Brno and hold a Master's degree in applied informatics (with specialization in natural language processing) from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Since 2017, I have been working as programmer and data scientist for Lexical Computing, developer of the Sketch Engine. Before that, in 2011–2019, I worked as ICT technician at Masaryk University's Language Centre. I also served as Masaryk University's Wikipedian in Residence (in 2015–2016, and on as a honorary position). In the winter semester 2008/2009, I was an Erasmus student at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Leuven (Flanders, Belgium), and in 2010–2011, I was doing an Erasmus internship with E@I in Nancy (Lorraine, France). My interests include computer programming, genealogy (including genetic genealogy) and languages (especially the international language Esperanto).

Declaration
Declaration on conflict of interest according to the Wikimedia projects terms of use:

 * Since 19 February 2015, I was employed as Wikipedian in Residence at Masaryk University within Czech Wikipedia's Masaryk University WikiProject and I received compensation for some of my contributions to Wikimedia projects.
 * Since 1 September 2017, I am employed at Lexical Computing CZ s.r.o., developer of the Sketch Engine, and I receive compensation for some of my contributions to Wikimedia projects.

On-line Wikimedia activities
I used to contribute mostly to the Esperanto Wikipedia, where I am an administrator, but in the recent years I have been extensively contributing to the Czech version too. I also have edits in several dozens of other Wikimedia projects, often in languages which I barely understand. For a more or less complete list of other Wikipedias where I have substantial contributions, see the interwiki links (the "Languages" box) on this page. If you are interested about my contributions to the English Wikipedia, see the respective list.

Uploaded images
In January 2009, I contributed to the article on Entropa, a controversial promotional work of art of the Czech presidency of the Council of the European Union, by uploading photographs (File:Entropa.jpg and File:Entropa-detail.jpg, later reduced to File:Entropa-rectangular.jpg) of it I took during my trip to Brussels when no other photographs were yet available while the subject was quickly reaching the news headlines in many countries.

Hoax discovery
On February 16th, 2015, here on English Wikipedia, I discovered Morgan Dee Voon – the alleged amateur female scientist and a possible mistress of the Czech-born founder of modern genetics Gregor Mendel – my non-existent fellow citizen and the subject of a hoax that had been a Wikipedia article for more 7 years, 10 months and 16 days before it was removed upon my request on February 23rd. At the time of the deletion, it ranked 11th on the list of discovered hoaxes by length of existence. The discovery was actually a confirmation of my hypothesis that, using an algorithm, I am able to find more hoaxes like Haď Čarém (discovered by my friends some weeks before) in a single evening. Some months afterwards, the hoax discovery got into the headlines of regional and on-line media.

Wikipediholic
Yes, it seems that I am addicted to Wikipedia. Blahma 14:26, 5 September 2005 (UTC)

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ReCycle

ReCycle is a music loop editor designed and developed by Swedish software developers Propellerhead Software. It runs on Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh based PCs. The software debuted in 1994.

The principal idea of ReCycle is to alter the tempo of a music loop without changing its pitch or otherwise altering its sound. ReCycle does this by "slicing" loops into a series of separate "beats" or "hits" and altering their timing (or even quantizing them) without altering the length of the individual slices, thus allowing the loop to play at a different speed whilst using the unmodified sounds for each individual slice/drum hit, a process which fully preserves the original pitch of the loop while allowing a great variety of speed/timing tweaks. ReCycle can also assign each successive slice to a respective MIDI note on a scale. ReCycle was the first program to popularize the idea of loop slicing.

Propellerhead developed their own file format for this software: REX, and later REX2 (.RX2) adding support for stereo files, which has become a standard for music loops and is compatible with many third party programs, including Logic Pro, MOTU Digital Performer, and Steinberg Cubase. Propellerhead's Reason has its own specialised REX2 playing device called the Dr. Octorex Loop Player. In versions prior to Reason 5.0, it was supported in the Dr.REX Loop Player. This device can play slices when requested or simply play the entire loop in sequence.

ReCycle was originally developed in conjunction with Steinberg, although version 2 was solely a Propellerhead release.

An update to ReCycle, version 2.2, was released in October 2011. It adds 64-bit support as well as no longer requiring Rosetta on OS X (as it was removed in OS X 10.7). It also removed support for older file formats such as Sound Designer II, Mixman, SampleCell and Akai (.aka) files.

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Talk:Small caps

Small caps on wikipedia
Small caps can be designated in a Wikipedia article by the template, e.g.:

moved from main page --DieBuche (talk) 08:51, 9 March 2012 (UTC)

Tombstones
Hand-lettered tombstones and coin designs are not typography, so I'm puzzled how one can say: "The text of a formal monumental inscription or the legend on a coin are often rendered in small caps" if there's no context in which these capitals can be declared small. They are simply "all caps". Hotlorp 14:05, 2 September 2005 (UTC)

 * I think that there is enough tontext on a coin or tombstone. If the first letters in sentences and proper nouns are larger capitalas than the rest of the capitals then you have small caps. Jeltz talk  15:09, 2 September 2005 (UTC)

non-small-cap font
As the article mentions, small-caps fonts have a different aspect ratio from "normal" fonts' capital letters. Technically, anyone could call anything a "non-small-caps" font, and just claim that it was designed to look funny; but it makes more sense, typographically speaking, IMHO, to call any font that looks like small caps a small-caps font. For example, on the Lincoln penny, the phrases "IN GOD WE TRUST" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" are set in small caps; the phrase "ONE CENT" is definitely not. ("Liberty" and "United States of America" seem to me like they could go either way.) --Quuxplusone 06:09, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

small cap font
On my system, the following sentence is not shown with small capitals:
 * An elementary example is Don Q UIXOTE de La Mancha. Similarly, they are used for those languages in which the surname comes first, such as the romanization M AO Zedong.

Isn't it bad to use <small> tags? For example:
 * An elementary example is Don Q UIXOTE de La Mancha. Similarly, they are used for those languages in which the surname comes first, such as the romanization M AO Zedong.

That works fine. - TAKASUGI Shinji 03:51, 18 April 2006 (UTC)

 * An old version of this article had used <small>, but IMO the current version is better. It's correct, after all, and that's important in an encyclopedia. If you're not seeing small caps, then: (1) I think that's because you have an old browser; and (2) you should be seeing "Don QUIXOTE de La Mancha" (all caps, not small), which is a graceful degradation. I think the proportion of Wikipedia users who regularly use browsers that can display <small> but not <span style> is small enough that it's worth snubbing them in order to present a correct display to the users with up-to-date graphical browsers. (The Lynx users won't care either way.) --Quuxplusone 05:59, 19 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Wouldn't it be better to use Lord instead of L ORD  ? It makes more sense that way. --Amp e rsand2006 ( & ) 18:00, 25 November 2006 (UTC)

 * Yes Ampersand, in fact, your coding is the correct CSS coding in this case, and the other is a work-around to work with older browsers.HWSager (talk) 07:38, 29 July 2012 (UTC)HWSager

 * If you're not seeing small caps, then: (1) I think that's because you have an old browser; and (2) you should be seeing "Don QUIXOTE de La Mancha" (all caps, not small), which is a graceful degradation. --Quuxplusone 01:00, 27 November 2006 (UTC), quoting from Quuxplusone 05:59, 19 April 2006 (UTC)

Image
User:Remember the dot asks: Why don't we remove the image and just write
 * An example of caps and small caps:

 * "This text is formatted in small caps," said Jane Doe, who is, incidentally, the mayor of Anytown, USA.

? (Firefox users will at this point be shielding their gaze from the ugliness of that font. See a screenshot here.)

The simple answer: That block of HTML doesn't tell anyone what small caps looks like. Instead, it tells people what their Web browser thinks small caps looks like. Which is a completely different kettle of fish. Also, of course, the HTML "example" will be blatantly lying to Lynx or pre-CSS Netscape users, who will not be seeing small caps at all. The benefits of using a real image are two in number: It is authoritative, and it is widely accessible. Browser-specific CSS tags do not have those advantages.

Hope this helps. --Quuxplusone 04:29, 30 March 2007 (UTC)

Answer seems reasonable to me. By the way, the screenshot link seems to be broken. — DIV (128.250.204.118 07:39, 8 July 2007 (UTC))

From the German
From the German article, paraphrased:
 * In Anglo-Saxon typography the small capitals are roughly 10% larger than the minuscule.
 * OpenType has two features relating to small capitals: „Small Caps“ for the enlarged small capitals and „Petite Caps“ for the normal-size small capitals.

Presumably the "enlarged" and "normal-size" are written from the German point of view. I suggest that this could be added. Also suggest that a Petite Caps article or section be added (even if only redirect?). — DIV (128.250.204.118 07:51, 8 July 2007 (UTC)) {Amended 128.250.204.118 08:02, 8 July 2007 (UTC)}

Authentic (digital) small caps
We read that most modern digital fonts do not have a small-caps case. The reader might be interested to read of exceptions. Well [cough] I for one would be interested to read of exceptions that are good and also [legally] either free or inexpensive. -- Hoary 23:23, 13 July 2007 (UTC)

 * I can't think of any that are notable for purposes of the encyclopedia article (although there may be such). We shouldn't be adding them in here as a practical aid for designers, since Wikipedia is not a directory or a guidebook. —Michael Z. 2007-07-14 15:27 Z

All caps is not small caps
The text of a formal monumental inscription or the legend on a coin are often rendered in small caps: "Sir Christopher Wren's tomb in St Paul's Cathedral reads, in Latin, simply " (approximately meaning "If you are looking for his monument, look around" – referring to the cathedral itself, which he designed).

Here's a photo. An inscription in Roman square capitals is not in small capitals, even if it includes letters of various heights. Small caps are capitals which are the same size but of distinctive appearance from surrounding minuscule letters. As you can see by the last line which includes capital and small letters, these are plain capitals. —Michael Z. 2008-05-21 19:48 z

True small caps and unicode
There are two separate sections on this article, one describing "true" small caps the other unicode. Are these the same? If so, Super/subscript letters have the same issue of looking thin when not unicode. --Squidonius (talk) 04:09, 20 September 2011 (UTC)

True Small Caps
In traditional typesetting, which includes Mergenthaler Linotype and the early computerized typesetting systems like the RCA VideoComp that were intended to mimic and replace traditional systems, small cap letters were the same horizontal weight as either the capital letters (caps) or lowercase letters of the font, but reduced in height and proportionally slightly broader than caps of the reduced height.

I must agree modern typesetting methods that simply reduce the size (and weight) of caps to produce small caps look horrible to traditionalists. Especially when capital letters in reduced pointsize are glaringly lighter than lowercase letters. I was hired into the computerised typesetting department at Kingsport Press in 1969 (computer IBM 1130, output device Mergenthaler linecaster; 1970-1987 output device RCA (later III) VideoComp (Hell Digiset). Our in-house style manuals were written by compositors and proofreaders with 1923-1969 experience in traditional styles. Many Mergenthaler Linotype fonts (molds for casting molten metal) and the VideoComp VideoFonts (digital CRT stroking data) had a seperate font subset option for Small Caps and Old Style figures: small caps were (obviously) smaller in height than capital letters but were the same weight or thickness as the caps and lowercase. 1987 marked the switch over to Linotron 202 and later to Postscript, and most modern composition packages simple used caps reduced in pointsize. The difference is glaring to one used to details of typesetting. To produce patches (eg updated copyright pages for reprints) to match the style of the rest of the book, we often set the caps from the regular face of the font and the small caps from the bold face reduced pointsize and slightly broadened setwidth. Naaman Brown (talk) 14:01, 12 November 2011 (UTC)
 * "simply reduce the size" is not a modern typesetting method, but a bad one. Nearly all professional fonts have proper small caps. --DieBuche (talk) 10:16, 14 March 2012 (UTC)

Missing Caps
It says that the only missing small caps are Q and X, but I've seen ǫ and x? --Gabo M.C. 200 (talk) 04:08, 26 June 2012 (UTC)
 * That's not a "q"; it's . And that's not a small caps "x"; it's just lowercase which happens to look similar to petite caps version. -- Beland (talk) 15:20, 14 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Don't all of the characters in that section just happen to look similar to petite caps versions? DenisMoskowitz (talk) 18:25, 19 September 2016 (UTC)

Petite caps
The article on "petite caps" should be merged into this article on "small caps", since this (current) article gives plenty of relevant info on petite caps too, in fact, much better info than the "petite caps" article.HWSager (talk) 07:24, 29 July 2012 (UTC)HWSager

American road signs
I was about to add a comment that small caps are used on U.S. route marker "auxiliaries" designating direction, per the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices – see this – but, unless I'm missing something, the MUTCD doesn't outright state that capitals must be used, it just implies it through the examples. Is that still enough evidence? Mapsax (talk) 15:38, 27 April 2014 (UTC)

Much confusion between case and typography
The article contains much confusion between case transformation to uppercase and typographical rendering of a lowercase character with a small caps glyph. I have cleaned this up. ‑‑ bs (2017‑Aug‑04 12:37)  —Preceding undated comment added 12:37, 4 August 2017 (UTC)

Qꞯ
Why does the recently added letter Q’s small capital ꞯ seem to only exist to Japanese phonetic transcribers who refuse to use ː? 66.87.125.24 (talk) 12:02, 19 March 2019 (UTC)
 * The use of /Q/ in Japanese phonology is just what the Unicode Consortium decided to say as a rationale for adding the symbol for some odd reason. As far as I know phonologists usually use the full-fledged capital Q, as is the practice for other archiphonemes, rather than a small capital Q. The fact the small capital Q used to be the IPA letter for a voiced pharyngeal fricative (now written $⟨ʕ⟩$) (see History of the IPA) would have been a way better reason. (It doesn't correspond to the length mark $⟨ː⟩$, by the way, because the length mark represents the elongation of the segment it follows while /Q/ geminates the consonant it precedes.) Nardog (talk) 02:24, 20 March 2019 (UTC)

"ꞯ" listed at Redirects for discussion
A discussion is taking place to address the redirect ꞯ. The discussion will occur at Redirects for discussion/Log/2020 September 11 until a consensus is reached, and readers of this page are welcome to contribute to the discussion. 𝟙𝟤𝟯𝟺𝐪𝑤𝒆𝓇𝟷𝟮𝟥𝟜𝓺𝔴𝕖𝖗𝟰 (𝗍𝗮𝘭𝙠) 11:23, 11 September 2020 (UTC)

False Information Removed
The Uses section says this: "For example, the style of many American publications, including the Atlantic Monthly and USA Today, is to use small caps for acronyms and initialisms longer than three letters[citation needed]—thus "U.S." in normal caps, but "ɴᴀᴛᴏ" in small caps."

I was skeptical, so I did a search for NATO site:theatlantic.com. None of the articles in the top ten Google results used small caps. Same deal with the top ten results for NATO site:usatoday.com. They all use standard full-sized caps, writing U.S. and NATO the same.

I've removed the mention of both of these sites, and substituted in their place a mention of the New Yorker which I know for a fact does use small caps, for example here. It writes U.S. with normal caps, but ɴᴀᴛᴏ and other longer acronyms in small caps. This article proves that the cut-off is indeed after three letters, as they write W.H.O in normal caps. If anyone can find other examples of newspapers using small caps, please include them.

Duey (talk) 08:14, 20 November 2020 (UTC)

Fake small caps formatting using Unicode hacks.
I've been thinking about this section and think on balance it should just be removed. Using fake small caps in a Unicode hack isn't OK for a lot of people and we shouldn't be encouraging it or giving a manual for people to use it:

 * it produces text that's difficult for screen readers to process, so bad for accessibility for people with vision difficulties
 * it produces text that can't be searched using find tools and other tools
 * and it can't be run through an online translator like Google Translate either for people who don't speak English well to understand
 * because it's a basic set of characters for technical uses, it doesn't support languages with accents
 * and a lot of fonts don't have those characters, so if you copy text into another app you won't be able to read it
 * and there's no easy way for people to understand why all this is happening if they encounter these problems
 * the whole section is totally unsourced and debatable (which characters are close enough?) and has been the subject of a lot of arguments and conflict editing by IPs who don't have sources either.

In short, I think fake small caps formatting using Unicode hacks produces results that let down a lot of people, especially the people who have most trouble using computers to start with (blind people, people who don't speak English well) and having a totally unsourced Wikipedia manual to it isn't helping. So I've decided to remove it. Blythwood (talk) 05:57, 7 February 2023 (UTC)

Cap smalls
Is there any opposite case to small caps? A variant of letters just like the capital Latin alpha - which appears in full height but with the minuscule shape

הראש (talk) 01:21, 19 November 2023 (UTC)

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