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* # 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 • A Aa Ae Aj Ao At • B Ba Be Bj Bo Bt • C Ca Ce Cj Co Ct • D Da De Dj Do Dt • E Ea Ee Ej Eo Et • F Fa Fe Fj Fo Ft • G Ga Ge Gj Go Gt • H Ha He Hj Ho Ht • I Ia Ie Ij Io It • J Ja Je Jj Jo Jt • K Ka Ke Kj Ko Kt • L La Le Lj Lo Lt • M Ma Me Mj Mo Mt • N Na Ne Nj No Nt • O Oa Oe Oj Oo Ot • P Pa Pe Pj Po Pt • Q Qa Qe Qj Qo Qt • R Ra Re Rj Ro Rt • S Sa Se Sj So St • T Ta Te Tj To Tt • U Ua Ue Uj Uo Ut • V Va Ve Vj Vo Vt • W Wa We Wj Wo Wt • X Xa Xe Xj Xo Xt • Y Ya Ye Yj Yo Yt • Z Za Ze Zj Zo Zt


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Pages in category "Wikipedia articles with NKC identifiers"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 27,759 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • 4 P.M. (group)

  • 50 Cent

  • 1896 Summer Olympics

  • 1908 Summer Olympics

  • 1912 Summer Olympics

  • 1924 Summer Olympics

  • 1928 Summer Olympics

  • 1928 Winter Olympics

  • 1932 Summer Olympics

  • 1932 Winter Olympics

  • 1936 Summer Olympics

  • 1936 Winter Olympics

  • 1948 Summer Olympics

  • 1948 Winter Olympics

  • 1956 Summer Olympics

  • 1960 Summer Olympics

  • 1964 Summer Olympics

  • 1968 Summer Olympics

  • 1968 Winter Olympics

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  • 1972 Winter Olympics

  • 1976 Summer Olympics

  • 1976 Winter Olympics

  • 1980 Summer Olympics

  • 1980 Winter Olympics

  • 1984 Summer Olympics

  • 1988 Summer Olympics

  • 1988 Winter Olympics

  • 1992 Winter Olympics

  • 1994 Winter Olympics

  • 1996 Summer Olympics

  • 1998 Winter Olympics

  • 2000 Summer Olympics

  • 2002 Winter Olympics

  • 2004 Summer Olympics

  • 2006 Winter Olympics

  • 2008 Summer Olympics

  • 2016 Summer Olympics




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  • A-Teens

  • Pieter van der Aa

  • AABB

  • RWTH Aachen University

  • FH Aachen

  • Aachen Town Hall

  • Hans von Aachen

  • Bertus Aafjes

  • Ernst van Aaken

  • G. Ch. Aalders

  • Alvar Aalto

  • Bjørn Aamodt

  • Mark Aanderud

  • Hans Aanrud

  • Gerard J. M. van den Aardweg

  • Emil Aarestrup

  • Asbjørn Aarnes

  • Jason Aaron

  • Ben Aaronovitch

  • David Aaronovitch

  • Sam Aaronovitch

  • Eivind Aarset

  • Ivar Aasen

  • Evald Aav

  • Johannes Aavik

  • Vilmos Aba-Novák

  • Mercedes Abad

  • Gjorgji Abadžiev

  • Vasily Abaev

  • Lajos Abafi

  • Magdalena Abakanowicz

  • Vitaly Abalakov

  • Leonid Abalkin

  • Iñaki Ábalos

  • Irakli Abashidze

  • Carmine Abate

  • Antonio Abati

  • Giuseppe Cesare Abba

  • Jakob Abbadie

  • Claudio Abbado

  • Nicola Abbagnano

  • Mahmoud Abbas

  • Janet Abbate

  • Ernst Abbe

  • Edward Abbey

  • Lynn Abbey

  • Jim Abbiss

  • Abbo of Fleury

  • Charles Greeley Abbot

  • Berenice Abbott

  • Edwin Abbott Abbott

  • Elizabeth Abbott

  • George Abbott

  • John Stevens Cabot Abbott

  • Pamela Abbott

  • Rachel Abbott

  • Wilbur Cortez Abbott

  • Thomas Abbt

  • Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab

  • Abd ar-Rahman III

  • Abd-ru-shin

  • Anouar Abdel-Malek

  • Hamed Abdel-Samad

  • Rawi Abdelal

  • Emir Abdelkader

  • Emil Abderhalden

  • Hawa Abdi

  • `Abdu'l-Bahá

  • Paula Abdul

  • Abdullah II of Jordan

  • Abdullah of Saudi Arabia

  • Kōbō Abe

  • Keiko Abe

  • Kōmei Abe

  • Éliette Abécassis

  • Julius Friedrich Heinrich Abegg

  • Richard Abegg

  • Ludwig Abeille

  • Jean-Pierre Abel-Rémusat

  • Carl Friedrich Abel

  • Caspar Abel

  • Niels Henrik Abel

  • Othenio Abel

  • Rudolf Abel

  • Walter Abel

  • Wilhelm Abel

  • Giovanni Francesco Abela

  • Lionel Abelanski

  • Peter Abelard

  • Matthias Abele

  • Bernhard Rudolf Abeken

  • Isaak Abelin

  • Johann Philipp Abelin

  • Raymond Abellio

  • Hermann Abendroth

  • Walter Abendroth

  • Wolfgang Abendroth

  • Miguel Abensour

  • Abercius of Hieropolis

  • David Abercrombie (linguist)

  • George Francis Abercrombie

  • Joe Abercrombie

  • John Abercrombie (guitarist)

  • John Abercrombie (horticulturalist)

  • Lascelles Abercrombie

  • Michael Abercrombie

  • Minnie Abercrombie

  • David Abercromby

  • Johann Ludwig Aberli

  • Robert Abernathy

  • John Abernethy (surgeon)

  • Johann Joseph Abert

  • William Abikoff

  • Michel Abitbol

  • Simon Abkarian

  • Abkhazians

  • Alexander Ablesimov

  • Dan Abnett

  • William de Wiveleslie Abney

  • Edmond François Valentin About

  • Gérard d'Aboville

  • Anatole Abragam

  • F. Murray Abraham

  • Karl Abraham

  • Max Abraham

  • Władysław Abraham

  • Jim Abrahams

  • Jon Abrahams

  • Mick Abrahams

  • Peter Abrahams

  • David Abram

  • Jack Abramoff

  • Fyodor Abramov

  • Marina Abramović

  • Ludwik Abramowicz (1879–1939)

  • Edward Abramowski

  • M. H. Abrams

  • Rhonda Abrams

  • Samson Abramsky

  • Evgeny Aramovich Abramyan

  • Laure Junot, Duchess of Abrantès

  • Isaac Abarbanel

  • Capistrano de Abreu

  • Josef Abrhám

  • Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov

  • Hans Erasmus Aßmann

  • Dannie Abse

  • Joan Abse

  • Karel Absolon

  • Monika Absolonová

  • Carl Roman Abt

  • Franz Abt

  • Abu Ghraib prison

  • Nasr Abu Zayd

  • Janet Abu-Lughod

  • Alexander Abusch

  • Academia Sinica

  • Académie de la Grande Chaumière

  • Académie française

  • Académie royale de langue et de littérature françaises de Belgique



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