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Welcome to WikiProject Tropical cyclones, a WikiProject to systematically organize all the information in Wikipedia related to tropical cyclones (also known as hurricanes or typhoons). This project's focus is to centralize the efforts of many Wikipedians to make Wikipedia the best free resource when it comes to information about the subject.

If you want to help, feel free to look at the project's noticeboard, the to do list, the #wiki-hurricanes IRC channel, WPTC Discord server (or the Wikipedia discord server), or this talk page.

Scope
This WikiProject aims to provide a common layout for articles on official tropical cyclones—classified by any warning center, or considered a tropical cyclone in a scientific journal or publication—as well as the science behind them.

Goals
To provide an encyclopedic overview for tropical cyclones, including coverage of historical individual storms and the structure of a cyclone, and to categorize all known tropical cyclones in an effective and cohesive fashion.

History
The article for the "hurricane" (now known as tropical cyclone) was created on December 2, 2001. On October 3, 2002, User:Ed Poor created an article for Hurricane Lili while the storm was active and near peak intensity; since then, many other people have edited the article to help make it a. In March 2004, User:BigT27 created an article for the extremely active 1995 Atlantic hurricane season, one of the most active Atlantic hurricane seasons ever. On August 14 of that year, an article was created for Hurricane Iniki, the first non-Atlantic storm, and on August 31, the 1900 Galveston hurricane became the first TC-related. On October 4, 2004, Cyclone Tracy became featured, which was the 2nd FA in the project. A week later, User:Golbez created the article for 2004 Pacific hurricane season, which was the first season article for the EPAC. On May 19, 2005, User:Tom created Template:Infobox Hurricane, which standardized the infobox that appears in every storm article. On July 20, User:Skywayman created the article for the 2005 Pacific typhoon season, which became the third basin to get season articles. On July 31, User:Holderca1 created the article for 2004-05 Southern Hemisphere tropical cyclone season – for the first several years on Wikipedia, the SHEM was handled in a singular article, but was split into SWIO, AUS, and SPAC beginning on April 16, 2007, and finished on April 21, 2013. During the extremely active 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, articles were created quickly for the most powerful storms, including Hurricane Dennis which quickly became an FA.

On August 26, 2005, User:CrazyC83 created an article for Hurricane Katrina after the disastrous storm crossed over southern Florida. By two days later, there were 500 edits to the article, and the hurricane was threatening to hit New Orleans as a Category 4 or 5. We now know it was "only" a Category 3 at landfall. In the 16 years since Katrina, there have been over 6,327 editors that have contributed to the Hurricane Katrina article, along with 23 sub-articles. During the 2005 season, there were debates among editors whether lesser notable storms, like Hurricane Cindy (2005), should have articles. At one point in 2006, there were articles for every named storm during the 2005 AHS, but in the 13 years since then, articles for tropical storms Franklin, Harvey, and Lee, and Philippe were merged. As a way to coordinate edits among the tropical cyclone pages, User:Jdorje created Template:Hurricane on September 12, 2005. This is the same template that appears on the talk pages for every article in WPTC. On October 5, Jdorje officially created the tropical cyclone WikiProject. That October, in quick succession, the Atlantic hurricane seasons reached back to the beginning of recordkeeping (before 1600s) due to a collaboration of several editors; User:RattleMan created the first season article for the North Indian Ocean; User:Miss Madeline successfully nominated List of California hurricanes for featured list; and Jdorje created a a standardized storm path template.

In 2006, a series of users improved articles worldwide to featured article status. Professional meteorologist David Roth joined the project, and in the same year, the NOAA and NHC copied some material from Wikipedia, including track maps, and the Tropical Cyclone Report for Tropical Storm Chris (2006). In June 2006, User:Nilfanion created the project assessment page, which documents the status of every article, organized by basin, the year, and storm shaded by the quality. On August 1, the chat room on IRC for the project was created, which allowed real-time communication among editors. There's something special about conversing with fellow weather geeks during an epic storm, which seems to have become all the more common. On January 1, 2007, the number of good articles in the project reached 100. On January 29th, a collaboration of users made the List of retired Pacific hurricane names the first featured topic in the project. It was joined by the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season in March 2007.

In 2008, further collaborations helped make the article for tropical cyclone a featured article, one of 100 FA's in the project. Notably among project members, Tropical Storm Erick (2007) became featured on December 14, 2008. The storm lasted for a short amount of time over open waters, and as such, it was the shortest featured article anywhere on Wikipedia. Users questioned whether the storm was notable enough to have such a detailed article, but the article described the storm in articulate detail. After an AFD and two featured article review (and a series of low-notability storms being merged), Erick was delisted as a featured article on March 2, 2013. In the period from 2008 to 2013, users created task forces for various basins, articles for all of the seasons in the Atlantic and EPAC, and enough high-quality articles that more than half of all storm/season articles were good or featured articles. In January 2008, there were 1000 articles in the entire project. On January 1, 2014, User:Yellow Evan created Typhoon Nancy (1982), which was the 2000th article in the project. In October 2008, there were 100 FA's in the project, which reached 200 on November 28, 2015, with Hurricane Fay (2014). By March 2016, every basin had at least 100 storm articles, multiple featured articles, and season articles of various quality. On May 9, 2020, Typhoon Warren became the 1000th GA in the project.

Parentage
The parent of this project is WikiProject Weather.

This project is partially inspired by:
 * WikiProject Mountains
 * WikiProject Rivers

Related WikiProjects

 * WikiProject Climate change
 * WikiProject Non-tropical storms
 * WikiProject Severe weather
 * WikiProject Disaster management

Related Wikiportals
There are currently two portals related to the topic. (What is a portal?)

Related Collaborations

 * Tropical Cyclone Collaboration of the Fortnight (inactive)

Sister project searches

 * Google Wikibooks search
 * Google Wikiquote search
 * Google Wikisource search

Participants
Add User WPTC to your userpage to add this userbox if you already signed your name to this list.

Bot
In 2013, WxBot was created to assist the project and other meteorology-related projects. As the bot runs through AutoWikiBrowser, only tasks that can be performed in AWB can be performed by the bot.  Click here to make a request for the bot to perform a task.

Awards
WikiProject Tropical cyclones has a list of awards that may be found here.

Competitions
WikiProject Tropical cyclones also has an annual competition, the Cyclone Cup. This game is based off of the WikiCup, another annual event that involves the wider Wikipedia community.

General guidelines
Templates will provide a useful set of features to show information on tropical cyclones and seasons in a consistent format. Guidelines for naming, links, and categorization help keep the vast number of articles properly interconnected.

Basins
Tropical cyclones are separated by basin. Generally each basin has its own categories; all articles for a particular basin are inter-woven using links and categories. It's important that the basin is listed identically (including capitalization) for all articles. The basin is generally passed in to templates to automatically create categorizations and links within an article.

The basins include:
 * The Atlantic hurricane basin.
 * The Pacific hurricane basin (this includes both the Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific).
 * The Pacific typhoon basin (the northwest Pacific).
 * The North Indian Ocean cyclone basin.
 * The South-West Indian Ocean cyclone basin
 * The Australian cyclone basin
 * The South Pacific cyclone basin
 * The South Atlantic tropical cyclone
 * The Mediterranean tropical cyclone

Templates
A number of templates exist to make life easier for tropical cyclone article writers. For a complete list, see Category:Tropical cyclone templates.
 * may be included at the top of talk pages of hurricane-related articles to let potential editors know about these resources. It also can be used to identify the assessment given to the article, as well as its quality on the assessment scale.
 * Infobox weather event provides a template for creating an informative table for any hurricane article.
 * Infobox tropical cyclone small is used to give a brief version of the hurricane infobox, and it can contain both a picture and a track map. This template is good for long season articles.
 * Current weather event provides a top-of-page warning (disclaimer) useful for active hurricanes.
 * Infobox tropical cyclone season creates an infobox that summarizes the key details of a hurricane season.
 * Tropical cyclone timeline is a template similar to Infobox tropical cyclone season, but used instead for season timeline articles.
 * Storm colour or Storm color is used to control the intensity coloration used on almost all tropical cyclone pages. In order to conform to WP:CONTRAST, these colors should not be used in conjunction with links, only plain black text.

Categories
Categorizing all articles consistently makes it easier for readers to navigate through related articles. The top-level category Category:Tropical cyclones should be reserved for a few select meteorological articles; most articles should be categories into several of the sub-categories therein.

Images
To make uploading and categorization easier, season and storm articles should have consistent types of images and those images should have consistent names.
 * If you create storm track map using Jdorje's track map generator, try to upload it to Commons and tag it with.
 * Storm peak-intensity visible-light pictures. Most storms have a satellite picture of the storm at peak intensity. Higher resolution is always better.
 * Storm landfall visible-light pictures. Other storms have a satellite picture of the storm at landfall. Again higher resolution is always better.
 * Non-visible-light storm images. Many storms may have IR, doppler, or other types of meteorological pictures.

Storm articles

 * Example articles: Hurricane Dean, Typhoon Tip

Articles can be created on any storm that passes the notability guideline, provided they are reasonably well-written, comprehensive, and generally have several paragraphs of information on it in the body of the article. Articles may be merged by consensus, however.

Naming

 * Hurricanes, typhoons etc should only receive a separate article if they are notable and long enough not to be considered a stub. If a storm isn't notable and/or there isn't enough to write about, the text can go inside the article for the season or country list.
 * When creating a new article for an active storm when it may or may not be appropriate (i.e. a major hurricane currently threatening land), it is generally best to put a request up in the discussion for that hurricane season (e.g. Talk:2017 Atlantic hurricane season) and discuss it with others. However, we would also encourage you to be bold and make the article if you think it is notable or is very likely to become notable within 72 hours.
 * Named hurricanes generally do not have unique names. A storm that has had its name retired may take its name for the main article (e.g. Hurricane Charley, Tropical Storm Allison, Cyclone Tracy); use the prefix appropriate for the tropical cyclone's basin. Some storms, though not being retired or being the first occurrence of a storm with that name, may be enough of a primary topic to warrant forgoing the parenthetical disambiguation, i.e. they are highly likely—much more likely than any other single topic, and more likely than all the other topics combined—to be the topic sought when a reader searches for that term. In cases where a retired storm is not nearly as notable as another storm with the same name, the retired storm will keep the year in its title; the more notable, non-retired storm may or may not have its the year left off, depending on whether or not it is the primary topic.
 * Less infamous (i.e. non-retired) hurricanes may have a separate page distinguished by year (e.g. Hurricane Bertha (1996)), only if it must be differentiated (e.g. Typhoon Dolphin (2008), Typhoon Dolphin (2015) and Severe Tropical Storm Dolphin (2020)). If a name was used only once, no year is needed (e.g. Hurricane Rina or Typhoon Hato).
 * If a name has been used only once (or is being used for the first time) and is not warranting an article, it should be created as a redirect to that season (e.g. Tropical Storm Wilfred redirects to 2020 Atlantic hurricane season).
 * Never hesitate to add a redirect when there is no article for a particular hurricane. Redirects help users to find information if it's "hidden" in a season article, and prevent spurious creation of new articles. This is particularly useful for active hurricanes, as users will otherwise often jump at the chance to write a "new" article about the event. Articles should be redirected to disambiguation pages or (only when there is no ambiguity) to the season article that includes the hurricane. Do not redirect to the season article when a disambiguation page exists, as there is then no way for readers to find the disambiguation.
 * This is also helpful for people who wish to provide links to WP for current storms: they can do it once, and the redirect will catch the in-links unless and until a separate page is created. Question: should the redirect go to the season page, or the section thereon for that specific storm? Answer: The Section.
 * Unnamed (including numbered) hurricanes (used for older tropical cyclones in all basins) should be distinguished by location, type, and year. The acceptable naming convention is 1928 Okeechobee hurricane. All unnamed hurricanes should always have a year in the name. Again, create redirects wherever necessary to avoid confusion or duplicate articles.

Storm article structure

 * Use one of the infobox templates above at the head of the article. Other templates may also be useful for active hurricanes.
 * Each storm article should have a track image if possible. See /Tracks.
 * Add at the top of the talk page of tropical cyclone articles.
 * Tropical cyclone articles should always link to the season they are a part of (included in the templates). For instance, Hurricane Camille links to the 1969 Atlantic hurricane season. A link should also be included to tropical cyclone. These should generally come in the article header.
 * Make sure the season article also links to the hurricane article. For instance, 2004 Atlantic hurricane season should link to Hurricane Ivan.
 * Tropical cyclone articles should be categorized by basin (see Category:Tropical cyclones by basin), strength (see Category:Tropical cyclones by strength), season (see Category:Tropical cyclone seasons), and if applicable by region affected (see Category:Tropical cyclones by region).
 * When there are multiple articles about a particular storm, that storm should have a category identical to its article name; in this case the storm category should be categorized the same way the article is. See Category:Hurricane Katrina or for an example.

Main infobox image

 * The image used in the main infobox should be as representative of the storm as possible. In most cases, this means using a high-quality, true-color visible satellite image of the storm as close to its peak intensity as possible. However, if an iconic image of the storm exists, that image should be used over the others. This image should also be a high-quality visible satellite image. In terms of quality, visible satellite images always beat infrared images and other types of satellite images, especially ones that are generated by the user.
 * The images should be as realistic as possible, and they should be high-quality.
 * If the storm had multiple similar peak intensities, or the peak intensity was difficult to distinguish, then an image from any of the storm's peaks may be used.
 * See this page for details on WPTC's infobox image guidelines.

Storm set index articles

 * All tropical cyclones of the same name should be visible through a set index article (e.g. List of tropical storms named Dean). If none of the disambiguated storms are particularly infamous the main name may be used for the set index article (e.g. Hurricane Danielle). The set index article should be basin-independent and should cover all storms in all basins with the same name. If in doubt use "Tropical Storm" or "Tropical Cyclone" as the prefix for the set index article when multiple basins are involved.
 * Exception: a set index article may not be needed when there are just two storms with a certain name and one at the base name has a hatnote to provide navigation to the other. See for instance Hurricane Andrew.
 * Set index articles are also categorized by basin (sometimes into multiple basins); see Typhoon Nina for an example. An example basin category is Category:Atlantic hurricanes.
 * Set index articles are categorized by season as well (see Tropical Storm Hazel for an example). See the child categories of Category:Tropical cyclone seasons for a complete list of season categories.
 * Storm set index articles (like Tropical Storm Gordon) should be in the Category:Tropical cyclone disambiguation pages category until those categories' names can be corrected. Previously, using hurricane disambig in the article would accomplish this automatically, but that template has been deleted.

Season articles

 * Seasons are separated by basin. Compare 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, 2005 Pacific hurricane season, 2005 Pacific typhoon season. There are generally seven basins (N Atlantic, NW Pacific, NE Pacific, SW Pacific, N Indian, SW Indian, and Australian Region) and two unofficial (S Atlantic and Mediterranean) but not all may justify articles.
 * Use infobox tropical cyclone season or a variant, as mentioned above.
 * Add at the top of the talk page of season articles.
 * Link to other appropriate season articles. For instance 2005 Atlantic hurricane season links to the articles for the 2005 NW and NE Pacific seasons and to the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2008 N Atlantic season articles.
 * Season articles should include an overall summary plus a short summary for each storm, with a link to the storm page where appropriate, preferably as part of the lead section. See 2004 Atlantic hurricane season for an example. If a storm's summary becomes too long it may be moved into a separate article.
 * Categorize the season into a season category; see Category:Tropical cyclone seasons for choices. There is a template to help with this.
 * Each season should have a track image if possible. See /Tracks.

Hierarchy definition
Tropical cyclones are categorized by basin, strength, season, and region. Seasons are categorized by basin and year.

Subpages

 * List of.

Lists
See also Category:Lists of tropical cyclones. Where possible these should be complemented by or replaced by categories.

Main Wikipedia articles

 * 1900 Galveston hurricane
 * 1970 Bhola cyclone
 * 1991 Bangladesh cyclone
 * 2005 Atlantic hurricane season
 * Cyclone Nargis
 * Cyclone Tracy
 * Effects of tropical cyclones
 * Eye (cyclone)
 * Glossary of tropical cyclone terms
 * Great Hurricane of 1780
 * Hurricane Andrew
 * Hurricane Harvey
 * Hurricane Katrina
 * Hurricane Sandy
 * Storm surge
 * Tropical cyclogenesis
 * Tropical cyclone
 * Tropical cyclone forecasting
 * Tropical cyclone rainfall climatology
 * Tropical cyclone scales
 * Typhoon Tip

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Rob Feenie

Robert Feenie is the Executive Chef and Partner of Le Crocodile by Rob Feenie. He is a Canadian chef based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Culinary career
His interest in cooking began during a high school exchange program in Europe. He attended Dubrulle Culinary Institute (now part of The Art Institute of Vancouver). After graduation, Feenie worked as a sous chef at various restaurants, including The Rim Rock Café and Oyster Bar in Whistler, British Columbia and The Cherrystone Cove and Le Crocodile in Vancouver. While at Le Crocodile, Feenie worked stages in France and the United States. Later, Feenie opened Accolade Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Toronto.

Rob Feenie was the founder, co-owner and executive chef of Lumière and Feenie's in Vancouver. Those restaurants garnered critical and public success, including being awarded the prestigious Relais Gourmand designation, four stars from the Mobil Travel Guide and the AAA Diamond Award. In late 2007, Feenie had a dispute with his then-business partners. Ultimately, Feenie severed ties with them and left Lumière and Feenie's. On February 5, 2008, Feenie joined premium casual dining chain Cactus Club Cafe as a "Food Concept Architect".

Feenie is also a chef-consultant, who restructured Le Regence in the Hotel Plaza Athene. In July 2004, Chef Feenie was invited to New York by the Canadian Consulate to create an extravagant lunch and dinner at the famous James Beard House in celebration of Canada Day. In February 2009, Feenie became the first "Hokanson Chef in Residence" at NAIT.

Feenie has published three cookbooks, starred in New Classics with Rob Feenie on Food Network Canada, and in 2005 was the first Canadian to win on the popular television show, Iron Chef America, by defeating Chef Masaharu Morimoto.

Books

 * Rob Feenie Cooks at Lumière
 * Lumière Light
 * Feenie's
 * Vancouver Cooks (Contributor)

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 * It is most beautiful and pretty and better situated of all in the Île de France.

This article is very POV and the language is not that great. Please hit me up if nobody fixes it within a reasonable amount of time

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Dilawar Singh Babbar

Dilawar Singh Babbar, now known as Dilavar Singh Jaisinghvala (18 August 1970, in Panjgrain, Punjab – 31 August 1995, in Chandigarh), was an assassin of Beant Singh, the chief minister of Punjab, India. He was a serving Punjab Police officer and became a suicide bomber to assassinate the Chief Minister of Punjab.

He assassinated Beant Singh by blowing up his bullet-proof car at 5 p.m. on 31 August 1995 in the city of Chandigarh.

Family
Dilawar Singh's mother, Surjit Kaur, and father, Baba Harnek Singh, live in Guru Nanak Nagar, Patiala, Punjab, India. His father was a government employee. Dilawar Singh had two brothers.

Assassination of Beant Singh
In Punjab between 1992 and 1995, at a time when the Khalistan movement was active in the state and the Indian government was aggressively seeking to control the movement, during Beant Singh's tenure, many innocent Sikhs were killed unlawfully. As per Asian Human Rights Commission, "The Congress Government under Chief Minister Beant Singh created a situation where even subordinate police officers became the judge, jury and executioner of innocent people. Sikh boys were picked up from their houses or fields and taken blindfolded to isolated places and told to run. A burst of AK-47 rifle-fire ended their lives. Such was the terror that nobody dared ask why not even a single member of the police force was hit in crossfire. Many members of the police force in Punjab got out-of-turn promotions, gallantry awards and monetary rewards for killing “innocent peoples”." Dilawar Singh, who was a police constable at that time, conspired with Balwant Singh Rajoana, a police officer, to kill Beant Singh. The attack on 31 August 1995 resulted in the death of Beant Singh, Dilawar Singh and 17 others, and, on 25 December 1997, backup police officer Rajoana confessed his involvement while blaming the Indian government that it has murdered its own innocent people and promoted and honored the killers of Sikhs, its Chief Minister Beant Singh had licensed fake encounter killings, rape, abductions, and secret cremations which remains unpunished even today, refused to contest the court proceedings because of his lack of trust in the Indian judicial system, and death penalty was awarded to him.

Awards and afterwards
On 23 March 2012, he was awarded with the title of "National Martyr" by the Akal Takht, the highest temporal seat of the Khalsa.

The Khalsa Action Committee (KAC), an umbrella organization of several Sikh organizations, honoured the father and mother of Dilawar Singh, Harnek Singh and Surjit Kaur with the Shaheed Baba Deep Singh gold medal at a function in the city of Amritsar. He was also given the title of 'pride of the nation' by Sikhs.

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John Bigge

John Thomas Bigge (8 March 1780 – 22 December 1843) was an English judge and royal commissioner. He is mostly known for his inquiry into the British colony of New South Wales published in the early 1820s. His reports favoured a return to the harsh treatment of convicts and the utilisation of them as cheap agricultural labour for wealthy sheep-farming colonists. Bigge's reports also resulted in the resignation of Governor Lachlan Macquarie whose policies promoted the advancement of ex-convicts back into society.

Early life
Bigge was born at Benton House, Northumberland, England, the son of Thomas Charles Bigge, High Sheriff of Northumberland in 1780. He was educated at Newcastle Grammar School and Westminster School (1795), and in 1797 entered Christ Church, Oxford (B.A., 1801; M.A., 1804).

Bigge was called to the Bar in 1806 and was appointed Chief Judge of Trinidad in 1814, a post he held for the next four years.

The Bigge Inquiry
In 1819, Bigge was appointed a special commissioner to examine the government of the Colony of New South Wales by Lord Bathurst, the Secretary of State for War and the Colonies. His brief was to determine how far the expanding colony of New South Wales could be "made adequate to the Objects of its original Institution", which were understood to be purely to be a penal colony. He was to come to Australia to investigate all aspects of the colonial government, then under the governorship of Lachlan Macquarie, including finances, the church and the judiciary, and the convict system. Bigge was also appointed in response to complaints to London from leading colonists including John Macarthur about Macquarie's policies of remediating ex-convicts back into society.

Together with his secretary Thomas Hobbes Scott, Bigge arrived in Sydney on 26 September 1819, by the ship John Barry. Bigge finished gathering evidence February 1821 and on 10 February, sailed back to England aboard the ship Dromedary.

While Bigge was in Australia, there was apparent friction between himself and Governor Macquarie and he openly conducted most of his investigations in consultation with the 'exclusive' colonists such as John Macarthur. Bigge extensively praised Macarthur and advocated for his policies of providing large assignments of convicts to 'men of real capital' in order to labour upon their sheep stations.

First report
Bigge's first report was published in June 1822 and his second and third reports in 1823. Much of the first report was dedicated to criticism of Governor Macquarie's administration, especially his emancipist policy, expenditure on public works and management of convicts. Bigge outlined that the concentration of convicts in the employ of the government in Sydney was indulgent, expensive and enabled convicts to readily access alcohol and entertainment. He noted that convicts viewed transportation to the colony more as emigration than as a punishment. Bigge recommended that the convicts have their usual seven year sentences increased and be mostly assigned as cheap labour to wealthy land-holders in more regional areas. He wrote that convicts in the employ of the government was unnecessary and too costly, while assigning them to poor settlers was 'very pernicious'.

Bigge also strongly reproached Macquarie for his appointment of ex-convicts (known as emancipists) to official posts such as magistrates, solicitors and assistant surgeons. Bigge argued that these appointments diminished the respect for these roles and that the emancipists had a 'low moral character' and did not have the necessary skills and 'pretensions' for the positions. Bigge argued that the appointments were in fact an 'act of violence' to colonial society.

Bigge consulted almost exclusively with the colonial 'men of capital' as to what should be done with the convicts in New South Wales. He praised the 'perseverance and intelligence' of John Macarthur and promoted his view that the most skilled convicts be assigned to the large sheep farming estates of not less than 50 acres belonging to the wealthy away from the towns. This policy would decrease the burden of the estimated £50,000 per annum cost of the convicts to the government and increase the production of British wool.

Bigge wanted the convicts to have no set payment for their labour on the large estates and advised they only be adequately clothed, sheltered and fed by the colonists they were assigned to. He also wanted a crackdown on the number of pardons and early releases given, and that no land grants be offered to emancipated convicts, who should instead form the basis of a future class of landless labourers.

Second report
The second report concentrated upon the judicial system of the colony. Much of its content focused upon a defamation action launched by Samuel Marsden to argue against the appointment of emancipated convicts to positions of magistrates and jurors. Bigge thought these policies of promoting emancipists by Macquarie to be 'inexpedient and dangerous'. Bigge also used an incident where three trespassers were summarily punished by Macquarie to accuse the governor of a 'sudden imposition of extraordinary power'. Bigge also recommended an entire separation of the judicial administration of Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) from that of New South Wales.

Third report
Bigge's third report concerned the state of trade and agriculture in the colony. It analysed the farming and grazing systems in the Sydney district, the newly colonised area west of the Blue Mountains and in Van Diemen's Land. Bigge had particular praise for the sheep farming methods of John Macarthur and recommended the occupation of extensive tracts of land for sheep grazing. Bigge thought wool growing to be the only clear source of profitable industry for the colony. He advocated to the British government the policy of Macarthur to provide large grants or sales of land to rich colonists and make available to these settlers three convicts per 200 acres.

Outcomes
Although Macquarie attempted to answer the criticisms in a letter to the secretary of state, Lord Bathurst in 1822, he had already felt obliged to resign from the position of Governor of New South Wales two years beforehand. Macquarie was replaced in 1821 by Governor Brisbane who instituted many of the recommendations outlined by Bigge.

Brisbane re-established Norfolk Island and oversaw the formation of new penal colonies at Port Macquarie and Moreton Bay to serve as dreaded places of isolation and punishment for the convicts. He approved large land grants to rich and well-connected colonists, including a contract of a million acres to a consortium of entrepreneurs led by John Macarthur known as the Australian Agricultural Company. As recommended by Bigge, a designated number of convicts were assigned to the colonists in proportion to the size of their land acquisition.

These decisions firmly halted the socially progressive policies of Lachlan Macquarie and reaffirmed strong class distinctions within the colonial society. The exclusive 'Pure Merino' class of colonists (named after the type of sheep they bred) were able obtain large areas of land and significant political influence. This class of colonist evolved to dominate much of colonial society for many years, becoming known as the squattocracy.

Death
From 1823, Bigge was given similar appointments to examine the government of the Cape Colony, Mauritius and Ceylon. The arduousness of travel and climate tolled heavily on Bigge after he suffered a leg injury in falling from his horse at the Cape, for which, it is reported, he was treated by noted surgeon James Barry. In 1829 he had returned to England for the last time. He continued in poor health and was too indisposed to accept a position to report on clerical establishments in 1832. He never married and lived a solitary life in retirement until his accidental death on 22 December 1843 at the Grosvenor Hotel in London. He was buried as directed by his will "without ceremony or superfluous expense".

His nephews Frederick William Bigge and Francis Edward Bigge were pioneer pastoralists in Queensland.

Publications

 * Report of the Commissioner of Inquiry into the state of the colony of New South Wales (1822): 1st Report.
 * Report of the Commissioner of Inquiry on the judicial establishments of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land (1823) 2nd Report.
 * Report of the Commissioner of Inquiry on the state of agriculture and trade in the colony of New South Wales (1823) 3rd Report.

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The Star of Ethiopia

The Star of Ethiopia is an American historical pageant written by leading New Negro intellectual W. E. B. Du Bois in 1911. Outlining the history of African Americans throughout time, pageants were held in high regard by Du Bois who felt that Pageants could be utilized best as a form of educational theatre, or as an instructional tool to not only teach African Americans the meaning of their history, but also enlighten whites as to "reveal the negro...as human." Despite his minimal experience in playwriting, Pageant Movement intellectual Du Bois composed and constructed for the stage The Star of Ethiopia to be presented as an American historical pageant.

Serving as Director of Dramatic Action was Charles Burroughs; Mrs. Dora Cole Norman served as the Director of Dancing, with Richard Brown and Lenwood Morris as set decorators, including Mr. Augustus Granville Dill and J. Rosamond Johnson as Directors of Music. Experiencing critical and artistic success, The Star of Ethiopia opening performance held in New York City on October 22, 1913, was deemed "an impressive spectacle…both from a historical point of view and as a forecast. by The Outlook (New York) The performance held in Washington (1915), also had a well-received review being called "A remarkable spectacle of great educational value" by the Washington Board of Education President." DuBois would write in The Crisis that the Philadelphia (1916) performance was "technically the best", with a writer from the Public Ledger stating "The intelligent interpretation which the thousand actors in the pageant gave of the authors thought was proof in itself that the Negros not the mentally torpid individual that prejudiced white folks persist in considering him." Altogether, the three productions of The Star of Ethiopia would amass nearly 35,000 audience members in total. The Star of Ethiopia was designed to appeal to mass audiences and was a large-scale presentation structured as a prologue and five scenes:
 * 1) The Gift of Iron, begins with the prehistoric black men who gave to the world the gift of his own invention the welding iron.
 * 2) The Dream of Egypt, depicts Ethiopia, as the  Mother of Men, then leads the mystic procession of historic events past the glory of ancient Egypt, showcasing Africa as the center of art and commerce with the splendid kingdoms of the Sudan and Zymbabwe  [sic]
 * 3) The Glory of Egypt, the evolution of human conflict
 * 4) The Valley of Humiliation, Diaspora and the tragedy of the American slave trade with the resistance to oppression.
 * 5) The Vision Everlasting highlighting AfricanAmericans in various professional roles Up from slavery slowly ... the black race writhes back to life and hope... on which the Star of Ethiopia gleams forever.

Referencing the arts for African Americans, DuBois would write: "This is the dawn of the day for the colored playwright and the colored actor…but we must all be ready to foster and appreciate everything that can give us an entrance into the world beautiful of art." . Du Bois wrote and composed all musical selections with the assistance of J. Rosamond Johnson except two, which were from Giuseppe Verdi's Aida that were interspersed among the episodes. Pageants in general were not financially successful resulting in difficulty securing suitable financial funding for the pageant movement as DuBois had hoped, writing disappointedly regarding the pageant movement he stated: “the white public has shown little or no interest in the movement. The American pageant Association has been silent…within my own race the usual petty but hurting insinuations of personal greed and selfishness…" In total only four productions (New York in 1913, Washington, DC, in 1915, Philadelphia in 1916, and Los Angeles in 1925) were ever mounted of The Star of Ethiopia, all of which were directed by Charles Burroughs for whom he publicly expressed his gratitude. Prior to the 1925 production in Los Angeles, Lucien B. Watkins would pen a poem published in The Crisis in 1918, dedicated to the pageant also titled "The Star of Ethiopia".

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Robin Lee Graham

Robin Lee Graham (born March 5, 1949) is an American sailor. He set out to sail around the world alone as a teenager in the summer of 1965. National Geographic magazine carried the story in installments (October 1968, April 1969, October 1970), and he co-wrote a book, titled Dove, detailing his journey.

At age sixteen, Graham sailed alone from California to Hawaii on July 21, 1965. He continued heading west in his 24-foot sloop. He was originally given two kittens for company (Joliette and Suzette), and kept two or three cats throughout the entire journey (ending his travels with Kili, Pooh, and Piglet). He married along the way and, after almost five years, ended his journey in Los Angeles. He and his wife, Patti Ratterree, briefly attended Stanford University, then settled in Montana.

Graham's book about his voyage, Dove, was published in 1972. His voyage was depicted in a film, The Dove (1974). A follow-up book, Home Is The Sailor, was published in 1983.

Pacific leg
After a shakedown cruise from San Pedro, California, to Hawaii, Dove left Ala Wai Harbor in Honolulu on September 14, 1965. Graham's first landfall was 14 days later at Fanning Island, a British-controlled atoll. His next planned stop was Pago Pago on the Island of Tutuila in American Samoa. A fierce squall dismasted Dove and left her unable to reach Pago Pago. Under jury rig, Dove set course for Apia on Upolu, Western Samoa. Five months later the repaired Dove sailed to Pago Pago to wait out the hurricane season.

On May 1, 1966, Graham sailed Dove to the Vavaʻu Group in Tonga. On June 21, Dove sailed to Fiji: first to Fulanga in the Lau Group, then Kabara and then on to Suva in the Viti Levu Group. Dove next made its way through the Yasawa Group, including the Naviti, Waialailai, Waia, Nalawauki, Tavewa, and Yasawa islands. It was in Fiji that he met the future Patti Graham (born c. 1944), a fellow American traveler who was "stopping to work at various places and living mainly by her wits."

On October 22, Dove set sail for the New Hebrides, arriving at the capital, Port Vila, four days later. On November 20, Dove pulled into Honiara on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. While in the Solomons, Robin visited Florida Island, Savo Island and Tulagi Island. After one of Dove's slowest passages, landfall was made at Port Moresby, New Guinea on March 24, 1967.

Dove left New Guinea on April 18 and arrived in Darwin, Australia on May 4.

Indian Ocean leg
On July 6, 1967, Graham sailed Dove out of Darwin and made 1,900 nmi in 18 days to reach Direction Island in the Cocos Islands. Eighteen hours out of the Cocos Islands, Dove was again dismasted during a brief storm. Graham sailed under jury rig for 2300 nmi to reach Port Louis Harbor, Mauritius. After repairs, Dove made for Réunion Island and then sailed 1450 nmi to Durban, South Africa, arriving there on October 21.

Graham spent nine months in South Africa, calling on ports along the southern edge of the continent including East London, South Africa, Port Elizabeth, Plettenberg Bay, Knysna, Stilbaai, Struisbaai, Gordon's Bay and finally Cape Town. He married his girlfriend and went on a honeymoon at Kruger National Park.

Atlantic Ocean leg
On July 13, 1968, Dove left Cape Town and sailed toward the northern coast of South America. On August 5, Dove made landfall in Clarence Bay, Ascension Island. A week later, Graham sailed Dove out of Clarence Bay and towards Suriname. On August 31, Dove sailed up the Suriname River to the city of Paramaribo.

On October 12, 1968, Dove sailed out of the mouth of the Suriname River and headed to Barbados. After a month in Barbados, Graham's new boat, Return of Dove, was sailed down Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Graham sailed Dove from Barbados to Saint Thomas and sold her before continuing his trip in the bigger Return of Dove on November 20, 1969. Eight days later, Graham reached the San Blas Islands, where he spent two months exploring. After spending Christmas and New Year's Day in Cristobal in the Canal Zone, Return of Dove sailed through the Panama Canal with Robin, Patti and the mandatory Panama Canal Company pilot aboard and reaching Balboa on January 17, 1970. Robin then visited the Galapagos Islands. In April 1970 he ended his voyage at Long Beach, CA where had started from 1,739 days and 30,600 miles earlier.

After the journey
About two months after ending his trip, Graham's daughter, Quimby, was born.

He attended Stanford University for a semester.

Graham and his wife sold the Maverick automobile that Ford Motor Company had given him and used the money to buy a retired postal van. They moved to a mountain property near Kalispell, Montana where they built a log home. In 1972 they moved closer to town and started building a larger log home. The skills learned led Graham to pursue a career as a builder and furniture maker. He and his wife had a second child, a son named Ben.

In 1982, he helped skipper a sailboat delivery from Hawaii to California with his father, Lyle, in the crew. This trip helped cement a reconciliation between the two. Their relationship had been strained since near the end of the attempted circumnavigation and started recovering when Lyle helped with the construction of one of Robin's homes.

In 1983 with co-author Derek Gill, Graham wrote a follow-up book titled Home is the Sailor.

The boats: Dove and Return of Dove
Robin started his journey on the original Dove, a 24-foot Lapworth 24 sloop. On reaching the Caribbean, Dove was replaced by Return of Dove, a 33-foot Allied Luders sloop.

Dove remained in and was sailed about the British Virgin Islands after Graham sold her. She sank in Hurricane Hugo in 1989.

The Return of Dove was found in Hawaii by Mark and Beverly Langley in 2000. They restored her in 2001. She was sold again in 2004 and is believed to still be in Hawaii.

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Talk:Polish Labour Party - August 80

Original Version
The text in the original version of this article was obtained and translated from the Polish article. Adz 02:50, 5 October 2005 (UTC) There are mistakes in the article, the party does not stand for the same sex unions. supporter of polish labour party

The title
Perhaps it'd make more sense to entitle it Polish Labour Party (August 80)?
 * I think simply "Polish Labour Party" would be more accurate. Charles Essie (talk) 21:57, 5 October 2015 (UTC)

Left-wing?
I am surprised that this is even a question, but is a Marxist, anti-capitalist party left-wing, or simply far-left? JustAPoliticsNerd (talk) 15:44, 15 July 2024 (UTC)
 * On this website any individual party is considered whatever the weight of reliable sources say it is. Your personal views about how that relates to other specific ideologies are not relevant. Read No original research and understand that it is fundamental to how this website is written. Cambial — foliar❧ 22:40, 15 July 2024 (UTC)
 * There is no source; the "left-wing to far-left" label is equally irrelevant. I don't see you suggesting we remove the whole thing, though, are you? JustAPoliticsNerd (talk) 22:47, 15 July 2024 (UTC)
 * On the contrary, if there is a claim in an article that lacks a reliable source it can be removed. I've done so here. Cambial — foliar❧ 23:02, 15 July 2024 (UTC)

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User:Kblakes

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Tales of Gooseflesh and Laughter

Tales of Gooseflesh and Laughter is a collection of eleven science fiction stories (nine short stories and two novelettes) by British writer John Wyndham, published in 1956 by Ballantine Books.

Contents

 * "Chinese Puzzle" (1953), novelette
 * "Una" (1954), novelette, variant of "The Perfect Creature" (1937)
 * "The Wheel" (1952)
 * "Jizzle" (1949)
 * "Heaven Scent" (1954)
 * "Compassion Circuit" (1954)
 * "More Spinned Against..." (1953), variant of "More Spinned Against"
 * "A Present from Brunswick" (1951)
 * "Confidence Trick" (1953)
 * "Opposite Number" (1954), variant of "Opposite Numbers"
 * "Wild Flower" (1955)

"Opposite Numbers", "Wild Flower" and "Compassion Circuit" also appear in The Seeds of Time, the rest of the material is also contained in Jizzle.

Adaptations

 * "Maria" (1961), episode of the series Alfred Hitchcock Presents, directed by Boris Sagal, based on short story "Jizzle"
 * "More Spinned Against" (1980), episode of the series Spine Chillers, based on short story "More Spinned Against"

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One Nationwide Plaza

One Nationwide Plaza is a 40-story skyscraper in Columbus, Ohio that serves as the corporate office headquarters of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. It is part of the complex of buildings known as Nationwide Plaza.

Nationwide outgrew its 246 North High Street Building by the 1970s and work began on a new headquarters for the company. In 1977, the 485 ft building was completed. The building is located at the corner of N. High Street and what is now Nationwide Blvd. on the northern edge of downtown Columbus, Ohio.

Design
The building was designed by Brubaker/Brandt (the same firm that designed Rhodes State Office Tower, the tallest building in Columbus) and Harrison & Abramovitz. The façade is dark vertical steel ribs bordered by white limestone ends which follows the modernist style. Blue spotlights light the exterior at night in the same color of Nationwide's logo. In December the interior lights are set so that it reads "happy holidays" to observers of the building, with thematic messages similarly displayed during other holidays and special events such as Columbus Blue Jackets and Ohio State Buckeyes victories and accomplishments.

There was once a restaurant on the 38th floor called One Nation, which opened in November 1977. The glass elevator on the side of the building is an express elevator that was designated for customers going to the restaurant. One Nation closed in 1997 after '[failing] to come to terms with the building's owner'. The glass elevator is no longer in service.

One Nationwide Plaza was the first of several buildings known collectively as Nationwide Plaza:
 * One Nationwide Plaza, completed in 1977
 * 280 Plaza (also known as Two Nationwide), completed in 1981
 * Three Nationwide Plaza, completed in 1988
 * Four Nationwide Plaza (215 N Front St), bought in 1998
 * 10 W. Nationwide Blvd, completed in December 2012

Other elements at Nationwide Plaza include Dean Jeffers Park and its decorative fountains, titled Nationwide Fountain.

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Avula Parthasarathy

Avula Parthasarathy, popularly known as Swamiji (born 8 June 1927), is an Indian philosopher and exponent of Vedanta, one of the ancient philosophies of India. He translates the subtle philosophical themes into a practical technique of living. He has multiple degrees in literature, science and law, and completed a postgraduate degree in international law from London University. Renouncing a shipping business early in life, he has dedicated his life to study, research and propagation of Vedanta. His writings, discourses and seminars have featured in international press and television media. Business, sport and film celebrities regularly seek his counsel.

Vedanta
Vedanta is derived from two words, veda knowledge and anta end. Vedanta means the culmination of knowledge. It presents eternal principles of life and living, equips one with the strength of intellect to meet challenges and live a life of action and peace. Above all, its philosophy leads one to the ultimate goal of Self-Realisation.

Lifetime
At 94 years, Swamiji follows a daily schedule of yoga and jogging. He is also an accomplished sportsman, regularly winning most-valuable player awards for his Academy cricket team.

In over five decades of service, Swamiji's contribution has been the translation of subtle philosophical themes into practical techniques of living. An exercise that has reduced stress and increased productivity among human beings.

His personality and lifetime effort has been profiled in books prescribed for students in India:

Books
Swamiji has written twelve books, including three best sellers. The Complete Works of Swami Parthasarathy was released in 2012 as a single book. It contains all of Swamiji's publications:

 * The Fall of the Human Intellect
 * The Holocaust of Attachment
 * Governing Business & Relationships
 * Select English Poems
 * Vedanta Treatise: The Eternities
 * Bhaja Govindam
 * Atmabodha
 * Bhagavad Gita
 * Choice Upanishads
 * The Symbolism of Hindu Gods and Rituals
 * Thesis on God
 * Citations Tributes Quotes

Vedanta Academy
In 1988, he founded the Vedanta Academy which runs continual three-year residential courses to disseminate Vedanta to students from India and abroad.

The Vedanta Academy offers three year full-time residential courses for students regardless of race or religion. They are taught a range of texts on Vedanta philosophy which includes select works from English literature and poetry as well. The academy's educational system is focused on the development of the human intellect and not merely providing intelligence on a subject. The medium of instruction is English with a module in Sanskrit language. On completion graduates are awarded a diploma in Vedanta philosophy.

Corporate guru
Swamiji's lifetime research has formulated Self-management courses for corporations worldwide. He has been acclaimed as one of the leading corporate gurus for international institutions such as the Young Entrepreneurs' Organisation, Young Presidents' Organisation, World Presidents' Organisation, World Economic Forum and distinguished business schools.

Self-management
After decades of research, Swami Parthasarathy has developed practical techniques of Self-Management that increase productivity, reduce stress and develop the essential components of leadership.

His teachings develop the clarity in thinking needed to
 * Reduce stress in everyday living
 * Increase productivity at work
 * Maintain harmony in relationships
 * Master the technique of living

Speeches
He has spoken to
 * The Festival of Thinkers as a keynote speaker alongside sixteen Nobel laureates
 * The Aspen Ideas Festival, also as a keynote
 * The Young Presidents' Organization
 * The World Presidents' Organization
 * The World Economic Forum
 * Harvard
 * Wharton
 * NASA
 * Microsoft
 * Ford
 * Indian cricket team

Press coverage
Swami Parthasarathy has been featured in print and electronic media worldwide including
 * Time
 * The New Yorker
 * BusinessWeek
 * CNBC
 * The Sunday Times
 * New York Post
 * The Times of India

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 * 75) 3 Template:2010 Commonwealth Games calendar -> Shooting at the 2010 Commonwealth Games – Full Bore Rifle Open pairs Shooting at the 2010 Commonwealth Games – Full Bore Rifle Open singles Table tennis at the 2010 Commonwealth Games – Women's wheelchair open singles (TT1–5)
 * 76) 3 Template:2010 Davis Cup Americas Zone -> 2010 Davis Cup Americas Zone Group III 2010 Davis Cup Americas Zone Group IV 2010 Davis Cup Americas Zone
 * 77) 3 Template:2010 Winter Paralympics Ice Sledge Hockey Game A1 -> Hyuk-Jun Choi Paul Boese Taylor Chase
 * 78) 3 Template:2010 Winter Paralympics Ice Sledge Hockey Game A3 -> Michal Vapenka Paul Matte Tayler Lipsett
 * 79) 3 Template:2010 in Bahraini football -> 2010 Bahraini Crown Prince Cup 2010 Bahraini FA Cup 2010 in Bahraini football
 * 80) 3 Template:2010-11 WHL trades -> Byron Froese Landon Ferraro Thomas Heemskerk
 * 81) 3 Template:2010-11 in Indonesian football -> 2009-10 in Indonesian football 2011 Indonesia Promotion/Relegation play-off 2011-12 in Indonesian football
 * 82) 3 Template:2010-2019SISwimsuit -> Dominique Piek Sonia Dara Zoe Duchesne
 * 83) 3 Template:2010–11 in Dutch football -> 2009–10 in Dutch football 2010–11 in Dutch football 2011–12 in Dutch football
 * 84) 3 Template:2010–11 in Indian football -> 2009–10 in Indian football 2010–11 in Indian football 2011–12 in Indian football
 * 85) 3 Template:2010–11 in Swiss football -> 2009–10 in Swiss football 2010–11 in Swiss football 2011–12 in Swiss football
 * 86) 3 Template:2011 U-League Metropolitan Central Division -> Digital Seoul Culture Arts University Songho College Tamna University
 * 87) 3 Template:4Him -> Simply 4Him Visible (4Him album) Walk On (4Him album)
 * 88) 3 Template:808 State -> Andrew Barker (British Musician) Darren Partington Martin Price
 * 89) 3 Template:9to5 -> Joseph Mahowald Mamie Parris Rachel Dennison
 * 90) 3 Template:A.S. Roma managers -> Guido Baccani Lászlo Barr Tonino Trebiciani
 * 91) 3 Template:A10 Baseball Venues -> Fred Handler Park Hayden Field (Xavier) The Billiken Sports Center
 * 92) 3 Template:ABC Luzon -> DWCB-TV DWGB-TV DWZR-TV
 * 93) 3 Template:ABCWH -> Bill Gill (news personality) Bryson Rash John Edwards (news personality)
 * 94) 3 Template:ACC Marching Bands -> Clemson University Tiger Band DUMB Spirit of the Old Gold and Black
 * 95) 3 Template:ACCBaseball -> Duke Blue Devils baseball North Carolina State Wolfpack baseball Virginia Tech Hokies baseball
 * 96) 3 Template:AFC Club Football seasons -> 2003 AFC Champions League Final 2004 AFC Champions League Final 2005 AFC Champions League Final
 * 97) 3 Template:AFC U-17 Championship -> 1994 AFC U-17 Championship qualification 1996 AFC U-17 Championship qualification AFC U-17 Championship 1985
 * 98) 3 Template:AFC Women's Championship -> 1983 AFC Women's Championship 2012 AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification 2012 AFC Women's Asian Cup
 * 99) 3 Template:AGEOD games -> Birth of America 2: Wars in America Napoleon's Campaigns Vainglory of Nations
 * 100) 3 Template:AK Republican gubernatorial nominees -> Arliss Sturgulewski Jim Campbell (Alaska politician) John Butrovich, Jr.
 * 101) 3 Template:AMP Parties -> Alliance for the Renewal of Congo Jean-Claude Muyambo Union for Federalist Nationalists of Congo
 * 102) 3 Template:ANZ Championship ladder/doc -> 2010 Canterbury Tactix season 2010 Central Pulse seaon 2010 Queensland Firebirds season
 * 103) 3 Template:ANZC-LD -> 2010 Canterbury Tactix season 2010 Central Pulse seaon 2010 Queensland Firebirds season
 * 104) 3 Template:APOEL F.C. squad -> Emilios Panayiotou Marios Antoniades Marios Theodorou
 * 105) 3 Template:APSIA -> Center for Global Change and Governance Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Ralph J. Bunche International Affairs Center
 * 106) 3 Template:AS Monaco FC managers -> Alberto Muro Louis Pironi Ruben Bravo
 * 107) 3 Template:AU-INPresidents -> John A. Morrison (educator) Robert A. Nicholson Robert H. Reardon
 * 108) 3 Template:AUS fb W-League NUJ -> Gary Phillips (coach) List of Newcastle United Jets FC W-League players Wanderers Oval
 * 109) 3 Template:AUS fb state Tas -> Nelson Eastern Suburbs FC Southern FC Tasmania official football team
 * 110) 3 Template:AWNB Politics Senate -> Justine O'Byrne Ken Wreidt Reginald Turbull
 * 111) 3 Template:Aberystwyth and Welsh Coast Railway -> Glandyfi railway station Newtown and Machynlleth Railway Ynys Las railway station
 * 112) 3 Template:Abu Dhabi Princely Family -> Mouza bint Suhail bin Awad Al Khaily Shamsa bint Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Nahyan Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan
 * 113) 3 Template:AbujaFCTMinisters -> Haliru Dantoro Iro Abubakar Dan Musa John Jatau Kadiya
 * 114) 3 Template:AddisAbabaMayors -> Ali Abdo (Ethiopian politician) Berhanu Deresa Mayor of Addis Ababa
 * 115) 3 Template:Adelaide Thunderbirds -> 2008 Adelaide Thunderbirds season 2009 Adelaide Thunderbirds season 2010 Adelaide Thunderbirds season
 * 116) 3 Template:Ademir Kenović -> Ovo malo duše Tajni prolaz Čovjek, Bog, Monstrum
 * 117) 3 Template:Administrative divisions of Yantian District, Shenzhen -> Haishan Sub-district Meisha Sub-district Yantian Sub-district
 * 118) 3 Template:Administrative units of Azad Kashmir -> Mirpur Division Muzaffarabad Division Rawalakot Division
 * 119) 3 Template:Africa Netball -> Lesotho national netball team Swaziland national netball team Tanzania national netball team
 * 120) 3 Template:Agriculture Commissioners of Texas -> Edward R. Kone Fred Davis (Texan) Robert Teague Milner
 * 121) 3 Template:AgustaWestland aircraft -> Agusta A.120 Agusta A.123 AgustaWestland AW169
 * 122) 3 Template:Air France -> Henrik Markstedt Joel Karlsson On Trade Winds
 * 123) 3 Template:Air forces -> Belize Defence Force Air Wing Bhutan Air Force Royal Bahamas Defence Force Air Wing
 * 124) 3 Template:Air21 Express current roster -> Bong Ramos Leo Avenido Lou Gatumbato
 * 125) 3 Template:Airports in Australia -> Castlemaine Airfield Coldstream Airport Lilydale Airport
 * 126) 3 Template:Akademisk Boldklub managers -> Kasper Kurland Peter Frandsen Tonni Nielsen
 * 127) 3 Template:Aker Group -> Aker Capital Aker Material Handling Resource Group International
 * 128) 3 Template:Akhmeteli-Varketili Line -> Aviabari (Tbilisi Metro) Marjanishvili(Tbilisi Metro) Sadguris Moedani II (Tbilisi Metro)
 * 129) 3 Template:Aksarben -> Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Livestock Show Ak-Sar-Ben Coronation Ball River City Roundup
 * 130) 3 Template:Al-Hilal squad -> Abdullah Al-Sudairi Khalid Sharahele Shafi Al Dossari
 * 131) 3 Template:Alabama railroads -> Fairfield Southern Rapid Switching Services Southern Electric Railroad
 * 132) 3 Template:Aldershot F.C. managers -> Angus Seed Dave Smith (football manager) Harry Evans (footballer)
 * 133) 3 Template:Aleutians East Borough, Alaska -> Pirate Cove, Alaska Sanak, Alaska Squaw Harbor, Alaska
 * 134) 3 Template:All-Ireland Winning Team 1983 -> J. Kearns J. Ronayne K. Maher
 * 135) 3 Template:Alliance Party -> Grace Wilson Richard Good Stephen Douglas (UK politician)
 * 136) 3 Template:Ally Carter -> Cheating At Solitaire Learning to Play Gin Uncommon Criminals
 * 137) 3 Template:AlpineLakesWaterfalls -> Keekwulee Falls Rachor Falls Tin Cup Joe Falls
 * 138) 3 Template:Ambergate to Pye Bridge Line -> Ironville railway station Pye Bridge railway station Riddings railway station
 * 139) 3 Template:Ambient intelligence -> Emile Aarts Nimbits Stefano Marzano
 * 140) 3 Template:American Helicopter Company aircraft -> American Helicopter Company American Helicopter XA-5 American Helicopter XA-6
 * 141) 3 Template:Amiga hardware -> Alice (computer chip) Lisa (computer chip) Turbo Chameleon
 * 142) 3 Template:AmigaOS 4 -> A-Eon Technology MilkyTracker Petunia (JIT)
 * 143) 3 Template:Analgesics -> Glafenine Nabiximols Trisalate
 * 144) 3 Template:Andrew Bird -> Fingerlings 4 Live at Austin City Limits Festival (Andrew Bird album) Live at Bonnaroo Music Festival
 * 145) 3 Template:Android devices -> Samsung i5510 Sanyo Kyocera Zio Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini
 * 146) 3 Template:Angra -> Eyes of Christ Freakeys Live Acoustic at FNAC
 * 147) 3 Template:Anika Moa -> Beside You (Dave Dobbyn song) Good in My Head Mother (Anika Moa song)
 * 148) 3 Template:Annaba Province -> Chetaïbi District El Bouni District El Eulma (Annaba Province)
 * 149) 3 Template:Annales School -> André Burguière Bernard Lepetit Jacques Revel
 * 150) 3 Template:Antarctic research stations -> Gabriel de Castilla Spanish Antarctic Station Svea Station Wasa Antarctic Station
 * 151) 3 Template:Anthraquinone -> Heptahydroxyanthraquinone Hexahydroxyanthraquinone Pentahydroxyanthraquinone
 * 152) 3 Template:Archdeacons of Buckingham in the modern era -> David Goldie (priest) Derek Ian Tennent Eastman Karen Marisa Gorham
 * 153) 3 Template:Archdeacons of Buckingham -> David Goldie (priest) Derek Ian Tennent Eastman Karen Marisa Gorham
 * 154) 3 Template:Architecture of Italy -> Central Italian architecture North-Eastern Italian architecture Southern Italian architecture
 * 155) 3 Template:Areas of Leicester -> Heathley Park Rowlatts Hill Estate, Leicester St Peters, Leicester
 * 156) 3 Template:Argentina FHW Squad 2006 World Cup -> Agustina Bouza Gabriela Aguirre María D'Elia
 * 157) 3 Template:Argentina FHW Squad 2007 Pan American Games -> Agustina Bouza Daniela Maloberti Gabriela Aguirre
 * 158) 3 Template:Argentina FHW Squad 2008 Champions Trophy -> Agustina Bouza Gabriela Aguirre Silvina d'Elia
 * 159) 3 Template:Arizona cities and mayors of 100,000 population -> Boyd W. Dunn Hugh Hallman John Lewis (Arizona politician)
 * 160) 3 Template:Arktika expeditions -> Arktika 2000 Arktika 2004 Arktika 2005
 * 161) 3 Template:Arlington, Virginia Public Schools -> Arlington Mill High School Continuation Program Langston High School Continuation Program New Directions Alternative Program
 * 162) 3 Template:Armand Van Helden -> Cha Cha (Armand Van Helden song) Ultrafunkula Witch Doktor
 * 163) 3 Template:Armenia topics -> Armenian theatre Health in Armenia Industry in Armenia
 * 164) 3 Template:Armin van Buuren -> Universal Religion 2004 Universal Religion Chapter 3 Universal Religion Chapter One
 * 165) 3 Template:Armoured personnel carriers of Estonia -> BTR-60 (EST) BTR-70 (EST) Mamba apc
 * 166) 3 Template:Arte Povera -> Arte Povera (1967) Arte Povera (book) Galleria La Bertesca
 * 167) 3 Template:Arts-themed gentlemen's clubs of London -> Junior Garrick Club Ladies' Athenaeum Langham Club
 * 168) 2 Template:Asiaband -> Definitive Collection (Asia album) Holger Larisch
 * 169) 3 Template:Asian Baseball Championship -> 1995 Asian Baseball Championship 1997 Asian Baseball Championship 1999 Asian Baseball Championship
 * 170) 3 Template:Aspar Racing Team -> Adrian Martín Javier Fores Suter MMXI
 * 171) 3 Template:Association of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia -> Christian University of Thailand Pelita Harapan University Soegijapranata Catholic University
 * 172) 3 Template:Astronautalis -> Astronautalis discography The Mighty Ocean & Nine Dark Theaters You and Yer Good Ideas
 * 173) 3 Template:Asylum films -> Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes Shapeshifter (2005 film) Supercroc (film)
 * 174) 3 Template:Atlanta Hawks roster -> Chattin Hill Pete Radulovic Wally Blase
 * 175) 3 Template:Atlético Nacional seasons -> Atlético Nacional 2010 season Atlético Nacional 2011 schedule Atlético Nacional season by season
 * 176) 3 Template:Atlético Nacional squad -> Cristian Correa José Fernando Santa Juan Carlos Patino
 * 177) 3 Template:Augusto Roa Bastos -> Contravida El fiscal Vigilia del admirante
 * 178) 3 Template:Aussie Rules in Canada -> Alberta Australian Football League Southern Ontario Australian Football League Stampede Cup
 * 179) 3 Template:Aussie Rules in Tasmania -> Masters Australian Football Tasmania Southern Tasmania Junior Football League Tasmanian Women's Football League
 * 180) 3 Template:Australia 2009 Baseball World Cup roster -> Dushan Ruzic Matthew Kennelly (baseball) Tony Harris (baseball)
 * 181) 2 Template:Australia FHW Squad 1993 Champions Trophy -> Justine Sowry Tammy Ghisalberti
 * 182) 3 Template:Austrian School sidebar -> Competition and Entrepreneurship Gerald P. O'Driscoll Mario Rizzo
 * 183) 3 Template:Authorities of Caracas -> Emilio Graterón Gerardo Blyde Myriam Do Nascimento
 * 184) 3 Template:Autograph -> Buzz (Autograph album) Missing Pieces (American band) More Missing Pieces
 * 185) 3 Template:Azerbaijan Premier League top scorers -> Musa Gurbanov Samir Alakbarov Samir Musaev
 * 186) 3 Template:Azerbaijani Footballer of the Year -> Faig Jabbarov Samir Alakbarov Yunis Huseinov
 * 187) 3 Template:B&M -> Concord and Montreal Railroad Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Northern Railroad (New Hampshire)
 * 188) 3 Template:B. S. Johnson -> See the Old Lady Decently Travelling People (novel) Trawl (novel)
 * 189) 3 Template:BBC Young Musician of the Year -> Adrian Spillett Anna Markland Rafal Zambrzycki Payne
 * 190) 3 Template:BBT -> David Longdon English Electric (album) Far Skies Deep Time
 * 191) 3 Template:BC Ferry Classes -> MV Howe Sound Queen MV North Island Princess MV Quadra Queen II
 * 192) 3 Template:BC Žalgiris -> Artūras Milaknis Giorgos Ketselidis Oliver Kostić
 * 193) 3 Template:BET-10 companies -> Biofarm Impact Bucureşti SSIF Broker
 * 194) 3 Template:BMW aeroengines -> BMW 139 MAN Turbo 6012 MAN Turbo 6022
 * 195) 3 Template:BPRP map -> Avonmouth (BPRP) railway station Avonmouth (Royal Edward) railway station Avonmouth Docks railway station
 * 196) 3 Template:BU-BahnStations -> Berliner Rathaus (Berlin U-Bahn) Spreeinsel (Berlin U-Bahn) Unter den Linden (Berlin U-Bahn)
 * 197) 3 Template:BYU bowl games -> 1985 Florida Citrus Bowl 1999 Motor City Bowl 2001 Liberty Bowl
 * 198) 3 Template:BadenPresidents -> Franz Josef Wittemann Josef Schmitt (president) Leo Wohleb
 * 199) 3 Template:Bahrain national football team managers -> Hamada El-Sharqawy Marjan Eid Riyadh Al-Thawadi
 * 200) 2 Template:Bakersfield Condors -> List of Bakersfield head coaches Paul Kelly (ice hockey)
 * 201) 3 Template:Bala and Festiniog Railway -> Bryn-Celynog Halt railway station Llafar Halt railway station Trawfynydd Camp railway station
 * 202) 3 Template:Baldwin diesels -> Baldwin RF-615E Baldwin experimental diesels Baldwin pre-production switchers
 * 203) 3 Template:Baldwin -> Jimmy's Blues Nothing personal One day when I was lost
 * 204) 3 Template:Baltic League seasons -> 2008 Baltic League Final 2010 Baltic League Final 2011 Baltic League Final
 * 205) 3 Template:Baltic League -> 2008 Baltic League Final 2010 Baltic League Final 2011 Baltic League Final
 * 206) 3 Template:BangkaBelitungProvince -> Lepar Liat Island Mendanau
 * 207) 3 Template:Bangui -> Camp du Kassai Dedengue Nguitou
 * 208) 3 Template:Bank of Nova Scotia -> Scotia Insurance Scotia Mutual Funds ScotiaMcLeod
 * 209) 2 Template:Banqiao Line (TRTS) RDT -> Banxin Station Xinpu Minsheng Station
 * 210) 3 Template:Baoruco Province -> Galván, Baoruco Los Ríos, Baoruco Tamayo, Baoruco
 * 211) 3 Template:Barangay Ginebra Kings 2004-05 PBA Philippine Cup Champions -> Banjo Calpito James Walkvist Migs Noble
 * 212) 2 Template:Barbarian RFC Captains in Internationals -> Arran Pene Jimmy Nelson (rugby union)
 * 213) 3 Template:Basque Pelota -> Bergara municipal fronton Patxi Eugi Vitoriano fronton
 * 214) 3 Template:BeatmaniaIIDX -> Beatmania (slot machine) Beatmania IIDX 19: Lincle List of Beatmania IIDX songs
 * 215) 3 Template:BedrockParks -> Bedrock City (Arizona) Bedrock City (Kelowna) Flintstones theming in amusement parks
 * 216) 3 Template:Behold... The Arctopus -> Arctopocalypse Now... Warmageddon Later Memphis 3-6-06 We Need a Drummer
 * 217) 3 Template:Belarusians -> Belarusian art Belarusian dance Cinema of Belarus
 * 218) 3 Template:Belgian Sportsperson of the Year -> Anne-Marie Pira Annie Lambrechts Carine Verbauwen
 * 219) 3 Template:Belgian federal government -> Carl Devlies Jean-Marc Delizée Philippe Courard
 * 220) 3 Template:Ben Folds Five -> One Angry Dwarf & 200 Solemn Faces Song for the Dumped Spare Reels (DVD)
 * 221) 3 Template:Bergesen Worldwide -> BW Dry Bulk BW Shipping Helmut Sohmen
 * 222) 3 Template:Berlusconi IV Cabinet -> Ferrucio Fazio Francesco Saverio Romano Paolo Romani
 * 223) 3 Template:Bernhard Wicki films -> Der Paukenspieler Die Grünstein-Variante Warum sind sie gegen uns?
 * 224) 3 Template:Berwick Rangers F.C. managers -> Gordon Haig Jim McIntosh John Thompson (football manager)
 * 225) 3 Template:Biemann Medal recipients -> David C. Muddiman Julia Laskin Robert R. Squires
 * 226) 3 Template:Bihar topics -> Architecture of Bihar Festivals and fair of Bihar Sculptures of Bihar
 * 227) 3 Template:Bikini Kill -> I Like Fucking/I Hate Danger New Radio/Rebel Girl The Anti-Pleasure Dissertation
 * 228) 3 Template:Binghamton University presidents -> Bruce Dearing Clifford D. Clark Glenn Bartle
 * 229) 3 Template:Biography -> Subject's Daughter Subject's Son Subject's last name (disambiguation)
 * 230) 3 Template:Biosphere Reserves of Germany -> Berchtesgarden Alps Schalsee Vesser Valley Thuringian Forest
 * 231) 3 Template:Birmingham Barracudas -> Birmingham Barracudas records and statistics Birmingham Barracudas seasons List of Birmingham Barracudas head coaches
 * 232) 3 Template:Bistrica ob Sotli -> Bistrica gorge Svete Gore Sveti Peter pri Svetih Gorah parish church
 * 233) 3 Template:Bizetasks -> Abstract Fees IFRS for small and medium entities Management theory
 * 234) 3 Template:Black President -> Black President (album) Charlie Paulson Jason Christopher
 * 235) 3 Template:Blackburn aircraft -> Blackburn B-104 Blackburn B-40 Blackburn B-67
 * 236) 3 Template:Blagoevgrad -> Blagoevgrad History Museum Obel, Bulgaria Tserovo Fortress
 * 237) 3 Template:Bled -> Grimšice manor St Martin, Bled The cave under Babji zob
 * 238) 3 Template:Blitz -> All Star Karate Blitz 1UP BlitzTech
 * 239) 3 Template:Bloke -> Bloke plateau Church of Saint Michael, Fara Lake Bloke
 * 240) 3 Template:Bloomberg -> Bloomberg Government Bloomberg New Energy Finance Bloomberg Sports
 * 241) 3 Template:Boa Vista, Cape Verde -> Ervatão Estancia Baixo Monte de Santo Antônio
 * 242) 3 Template:Bohinj -> Savica St John the Baptist, Bohinj Studor Kolzolci
 * 243) 3 Template:Bolton and Leigh Railway RDT -> Bolton Crook Street railway station Daubhill railway statiol Rumworth and Daubhill railway station
 * 244) 3 Template:Borovan -> Ivan Nivyanin Malorad Nivyanin
 * 245) 3 Template:Borovnica -> Railway Viaduct, Borovnica Saint Margaret, Borovnica Saint Nicholas, Pako
 * 246) 3 Template:Bosnian political parties -> Bosniak People's Party Independent Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina Republicans of Bosnia and Herzegovina
 * 247) 3 Template:Boston Celtics roster -> Bryan Doo Ed Lacerte Mike Longabardi
 * 248) 3 Template:Botswana Premier League -> Boteti Young Fighters Killer Giants Motlakase FC
 * 249) 3 Template:Brands of Ajegroup -> First (beverage) Franca (Peruvian beer) Free world (beverage)
 * 250) 3 Template:Brands of Yura -> Arequipa Dry Empresa Yura S.R.L. Yura (water)
 * 251) 3 Template:Brazil Squad 1970 FIBA World Championship -> José Aparecido dos Santos Marcos Marquinho Pedro Pedrinho
 * 252) 3 Template:Brazil Squad 1993 Copa América -> Luis Quintanilha Luís Henrique Pereira dos Santos Válber
 * 253) 3 Template:Brazilian diaspora -> Brazilian immigration to Mexico Brazilian people in Spain Brazilians in Italy
 * 254) 3 Template:Brazilian ironclads -> Herval class ironclad Javary class monitor (1875) Mariz e Barros class ironclad
 * 255) 3 Template:Brda -> Dobrovo Castle Ludvik Zorzut Vipolže Castle
 * 256) 3 Template:Brechin City F.C. managers -> Frank Sandeman Ian Fleming (footballer) Ian Stewart (football)
 * 257) 3 Template:Brezhnev Era -> 1984 Soviet economic reform Eighth Five-Year Plan (Soviet Union) Yakov Brezhnev
 * 258) 3 Template:Brian May -> Mike Caswell Susie Webb Zoe Nicholas
 * 259) 3 Template:Brian Welch -> Into The Light: The Testimony (album) Re-Bel Save Me from Myself EP (album)
 * 260) 3 Template:Bridges of Budapest -> Ferenc Deák bridge Northern Railway Bridge (Budapest) Southern Railway Bridge (Budapest)
 * 261) 3 Template:Brisbane Roar FC W-League squad -> Emily Gielnik Erika Elze Rebekah Stott
 * 262) 3 Template:Bristol City F.C. managers -> Bob Wright (footballer) Jack Hamilton (football manager) Tony Fawthrop
 * 263) 3 Template:British Airborne Forces -> 144 Parachute Medical Squadron V 156 Provost Company 16 Medical Regiment
 * 264) 3 Template:British Equestrian Federation -> Association of British Riding Schools Scottish Equestrian Association UK Polocrosse Association
 * 265) 3 Template:British Royal Weddings -> Wedding of Anne, Princess Royal, and Mark Philips Wedding of Anne,Princess Royal, and Timothy Laurence Wedding of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and Sarah Ferguson
 * 266) 3 Template:British crime opentask -> C.J. Rickard List of people legally executed in Great Britain Petershead (HM Prison)
 * 267) 3 Template:Brondby IF -> 2010–11 Brøndby IF season List of Brondby IF managers List of Brondby IF players
 * 268) 3 Template:Bruce Robison -> Bruce Robison (Bruce Robison album) Long Way Home From Anywhere (Bruce Robison album) Wrapped (Bruce Robison album)
 * 269) 3 Template:Bryan Adams -> Reckless (video) So Far So Good (And More) Waking Up The Neighbours (video)
 * 270) 3 Template:Bulgarians -> Bulgarian art Bulgarian dress Bulgarians in Moldova
 * 271) 3 Template:Bump of Chicken -> Smile (Bump of Chicken song) Tomodachi no Uta Uchūhikōshi e no Tegami/Motorcycle
 * 272) 3 Template:Burgess Shale -> Mount Stephen localities Odaray Mountain Raymond Quarry
 * 273) 3 Template:Burkina Faso Squad 2002 African Cup of Nations -> Abdul Kadre Kontougonde Jacques Yaméogo Yousoufu Samaiogo
 * 274) 3 Template:Bustos Media -> Ke Buena Network La Gran D Network Magia Network
 * 275) 3 Template:Byzantine Empire topics -> Byzantine encyclopaedism Byzantine siege warfare History of the Muslims in the Byzantine Empire
 * 276) 3 Template:C-USA Marching Bands -> Marching Miners Marching Pirates UAB Marching Blazers
 * 277) 3 Template:C.A. Bella Vista squad -> Carlos Manta Gonzalo Bazalo Hernán Figueredo
 * 278) 3 Template:C.F. Os Belenenses squad -> Assis Giovanaz Azeez Balogun Romário de Paula Ribeiro
 * 279) 3 Template:C12 year in topic -> C12 year in topic in poetry List of sovereign states in C12 year in topic List of state leaders in C12 year in topic
 * 280) 3 Template:C13 year in topic -> C13 year in topic in poetry List of sovereign states in C13 year in topic List of state leaders in C13 year in topic
 * 281) 3 Template:C14 year in topic -> C14 year in topic in poetry List of sovereign states in C14 year in topic List of state leaders in C14 year in topic
 * 282) 3 Template:CAA baseball parks -> Raymond H. “Hap” Spuhler Field The Field at Panthersville University Field (Hofstra)
 * 283) 3 Template:CAN prov fb assoc -> New Brunswick Soccer Association Prince Edward Island Soccer Association Quebec Soccer Association
 * 284) 3 Template:CATV Africa, Asia, and Oceania -> GTA Teleguam M1 1box OTAU TV
 * 285) 3 Template:CB Gran Canaria -> Javier Beirán Jim Moran (basketball) Tomás Bellas
 * 286) 3 Template:CBS News Personalities -> Anthony Mason (journalist) Bob Orr (journalist) Mandy Clark (journalist)
 * 287) 3 Template:CDIO -> Kanazawa Technical College UNITEC Laureate International Universities University College Leuven
 * 288) 3 Template:CFB Team Depth Chart/doc -> 3-3 defense 3-5 defense 4-2 defense
 * 289) 3 Template:CFB Team Depth Chart -> 3-3 defense 3-5 defense 4-2 defense
 * 290) 3 Template:CFC US -> David Katz (Celebrity Fit Club) Marisa Peer Stacy Kaiser
 * 291) 3 Template:CFR Cluj managers -> Adrian Coca George Ciorceri Marius Bretan
 * 292) 3 Template:CONMEBOL club competition winning managers -> List of CONMEBOL club competition winning managers List of Copa CONMEBOL winning managers List of Supercopa Sudamericana winning managers
 * 293) 3 Template:COSATU -> Elijah Barayi John Gomomo Sdumo Dlamini
 * 294) 3 Template:CS Dacia Mioveni squad -> Horaţiu Sătmar Ionuţ Savu Iulian Răduţă
 * 295) 3 Template:CZ-LSA-ministers -> Jindřich Vodička Stanislav Volák Zdeněk Škromach
 * 296) 3 Template:Cabaret Voltaire -> Body and Soul (Cabaret Voltaire album) Plasticity (Cabaret Voltaire album The Conversation (Cabaret Voltaire album)
 * 297) 3 Template:Cabinet Caprivi -> Caprivi Cabinet Eduard Hanauer Robert Bosse
 * 298) 3 Template:Cabinet Müller II -> Georg Schätzel Hermann Dietrich (DDP) Paul Moldenhauer
 * 299) 3 Template:Cabinet Müller I -> Alexander Schlicke Johannes Bell Johannes Giesberts
 * 300) 3 Template:Cabonne Shire -> Borenore, New South Wales Cargo, New South Wales Nashdale, New South Wales
 * 301) 3 Template:Cajun rockets -> Bullpup-Cajun Deacon Dart Terrapin (rocket)
 * 302) 3 Template:Cambrian preservational modes -> Microbialite Organic-walled microfossil Orsten type preservation
 * 303) 3 Template:Camel -> Camel - Master Series Dave Stewart (drummer) Denis Clement
 * 304) 3 Template:Camp Orange -> Camp Orange (season 1) Camp Orange: Castle Mountain Camp Orange: The Final Frontier
 * 305) 3 Template:Campaigns of Stefan Lazarević -> Battle of Carmorlu Battle of Despotovac Battle of Vitosha Pass
 * 306) 3 Template:Camus -> Notebooks 1935–1942 Notebooks 1943–1951 Nuptials (Camus)
 * 307) 3 Template:Canada national soccer team managers -> Barrie Clarke Bill McAllister Canada national soccer team managers
 * 308) 3 Template:Canadian mobile phone companies -> Cityfone DCI Telecom UWho Wireless
 * 309) 3 Template:Canal du Nord map -> Manancourt Oise Lateral Canal Somme Canal
 * 310) 3 Template:Canterbury Tactix team nav -> Hannah Poff Jo Trip Kiley Hikawai
 * 311) 3 Template:Canterbury Tactix -> 2008 Canterbury Tactix season 2009 Canterbury Tactix season 2010 Canterbury Tactix season
 * 312) 3 Template:Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs squad 1985 NSWRL premiership -> Greg Mullane Mark Bugden Matthew Callinan
 * 313) 3 Template:Capital District -> WGXC WTRI (FM) WXL34
 * 314) 3 Template:Caravaggio -> Redlink Saint Francis in Meditation (Cappuccini) Still Life with Fruit on a Stone Ledge (Caravaggio)
 * 315) 3 Template:Cardiff Bus Box RDT -> Cardiff North (geographical area)North Cardiff Cardiff South (geographical area)South / Cardiff South (geographical area)South Cardiff
 * 316) 3 Template:Carpathian Mountains -> Inner North-Eastern Carpathians Outer North-Eastern Carpathians South-Western Carpathians
 * 317) 3 Template:Caselist acceptance -> Brinkibon Ltd v Stahag Stahl GmbH Harvela Investments Ltd v Royal Trust Co of Canada Tinn v Hoffman
 * 318) 3 Template:Casuariidae -> Dromaius ocypus Emuarius guljaruba †Casuarius lydekki
 * 319) 3 Template:Catalonia newspapers -> El 9 nou Regió 7 Segre (neswpaper)
 * 320) 3 Template:Catamenia -> Demo '95 Shape Edition (EP) Winds (demo)
 * 321) 3 Template:Cavan Football Team 1947 -> B. O'Reilly P. Smith V. Gannon
 * 322) 3 Template:Cavan NFL Team 1948 -> B. O'Reilly P. Smith S. Morris
 * 323) 3 Template:Cawood, Wistow and Selby Light Railway -> Brayton Gates railway Cawood railway station Wistow, North Yorkshire railway station
 * 324) 3 Template:Cayman Islands national football team managers -> Carl Brown (footballer) Cayman Islands national football team managers Marcos Tinoco
 * 325) 3 Template:Cbb link/doc -> 2006–07 Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball team Virginia Tech Hokies basketball Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball
 * 326) 3 Template:Cbb link -> 2006–07 Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball team Virginia Tech Hokies basketball Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball
 * 327) 3 Template:Central African Republic national football team managers -> Francois Yanguere Jean-Jacques Ombi Jules Accorsi
 * 328) 3 Template:Central Pulse -> 2008 Central Pulse season 2009 Central Pulse season 2010 Central Pulse season
 * 329) 3 Template:CentralFinland -> Konginkangas Pihlajavesi, Finland Säynätsalo
 * 330) 3 Template:Cerezo Osaka managers -> Akihiro Nishimura (football) Albert Pobor Paulo Emilio (football)
 * 331) 3 Template:Cerezo Osaka -> 2009 Cerezo Osaka season 2010 Cerezo Osaka season Kansai Derby
 * 332) 3 Template:Cerro Porteño squad -> Jorge Rojas(Paraguayan footballer) Pablo Gavilan Sergio Valinotti
 * 333) 3 Template:Changchun Film Festival Best Actor -> Ju Hao Li Youbin Ren Chengwei
 * 334) 3 Template:Chapterhouse -> Don't Look Now (Chapterhouse song) Rownderbowt We Are The Beautiful
 * 335) 3 Template:Charlotte Gainsbourg -> 5:55 (song) If (Étienne Daho song) Time of the Assassins
 * 336) 3 Template:Chester City F.C. managers -> Dave Bell (football manager) Harry Mansley Morell Maison
 * 337) 3 Template:Chicago Landmark apartments -> Hotel St. Benedict Flats Kenna Apartments Three Arts Club
 * 338) 3 Template:Chicago terminals -> Central Depot (Chicago) Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Depot (Chicago) World's Columbian Exposition Terminal Station
 * 339) 3 Template:Chicago tournaments -> 1985 Chicago Grand Prix (tennis) 1986 Chicago Grand Prix (tennis) 1987 Chicago Grand Prix (tennis)
 * 340) 3 Template:China League Two -> Liaoning Northeast Tigers Panjin MengZun Three Gorges Kangtian
 * 341) 3 Template:China–Macau border crossings -> O Porto Interior Zhuhai-Macau Cross Border Industrial Zone Zhuhai-Macau Cross-Border Industrial Zone

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