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This category combines all articles that are missing citations for specific statements, tagged since the given month (or before), from February 2008 (2008-02) to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Articles with unsourced statements.

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Pages in category "Articles with unsourced statements from February 2008"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,197 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • 3-19 shooting incident

  • 3D Realms

  • 4 P.M. (group)

  • 12:08 East of Bucharest

  • 35 mm equivalent focal length

  • 99-year lease

  • 313 (album)

  • 456th Bombardment Group

  • 2006–07 Aberdeen F.C. season

  • 2007–08 Aberdeen F.C. season

  • 2007–08 Kenyan crisis




A



  • A.N.S.W.E.R.

  • Abecedar

  • Abhaswaras

  • Academy

  • Los Adaes

  • Add N to (X)

  • Tammy Ader

  • Akbar Adibi

  • Adopt-An-Alleyway Youth Empowerment Project

  • Adventurers' Act

  • Aerial topdressing

  • Aerodrone

  • African Monetary Union

  • Aggie Bonfire leadership

  • Agnes Scott College

  • Agriculture in Chile

  • Ailesbury Road

  • Aircraft Manufacturing and Design

  • Akita Prefecture

  • Alcohol belts of Europe

  • Alexander MacKenzie Heritage Trail

  • Alexis I. duPont High School

  • Ali Project

  • Allied Commission

  • AlohAAA!

  • Alstom Metropolis

  • Altendorf GmbH

  • Alvin C. York Institute

  • Amaro Sibilla

  • Ambridge, Pennsylvania

  • Amen

  • Aminta

  • Ammonium bicarbonate

  • Amphibious warfare

  • Amphitheatre Auditorium

  • Ancient Chinese wooden architecture

  • Andis

  • Teddy Andreadis

  • Angel (1987 film)

  • Angelo Rodriguez High School

  • Annanur

  • Antártica (commune)

  • Anti-Comintern Pact

  • Anti-frogman techniques

  • Anti-satellite weapon

  • Antichrist

  • Universidad Autónoma Agraria Antonio Narro

  • Any Given Thursday

  • Anza, California

  • Anzac spirit

  • Apple Newton

  • Aquadoodle

  • Aral, Kazakhstan

  • Archaeology of Israel

  • Gem Archer

  • The Archers

  • Arduin

  • Ariosophy

  • Arkansas Department of Human Services v. Ahlborn

  • Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

  • MV Astoria

  • Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone

  • Aulus Atilius Calatinus

  • Attachment (law)

  • Audio-Technica

  • Aufi Tower

  • Austin Klezmorim

  • Austrian Air Force

  • Autariatae

  • Autosuggestion

  • Avalon Drive




B



  • B.C. Rich

  • Vladimir A. Babeshko

  • Joan Baez

  • Baker Plan (debt relief)

  • Battle of Balanjar (730s)

  • Rick Baldwin

  • William Ballantine

  • Banewreaker

  • Bang Cartoon

  • Bank of New Brunswick

  • List of books banned by governments

  • List of Barack Obama presidential campaign endorsements from state, local and territory officials, 2008

  • Herbert Atkinson Barker

  • Francisco Barrio

  • Chris Bart-Williams

  • Basketligan

  • Rehab Bassam

  • Bato (Daesitiate chieftain)

  • Bato (Breucian chieftain)

  • Battle of Yamen

  • Battleships in World War II

  • Bay Area School of Enterprise

  • Derek Beackon

  • BeBe K'Roche

  • Before the Devil Knows You're Dead

  • Bel Air, Los Angeles

  • Alison Bell (journalist)

  • Bellevue, Washington

  • Rene Ben Sussan

  • Bergen Cathedral School

  • Gerrit Cornelis Berkouwer

  • Berkshire Hathaway Assurance

  • Émile Bernard

  • Bethany, Connecticut

  • BiCMOS

  • Big Red (gum)

  • The Biggest Loser Australia (season 3)

  • Binah (Kabbalah)

  • Biodiesel

  • University of Birmingham

  • Black Army Jacket

  • Nathan Blacklock

  • Bleed the Dream

  • Bleeding Love

  • Blountville, Tennessee

  • Blue Moon (game)

  • Blue Wedges

  • Murray S. Blum

  • Blunt-jawed elephantnose

  • Bodmin and Wenford Railway

  • Bojnice Castle

  • Bok Kai Temple

  • Boltzmann (crater)

  • Teodoro Borlongan

  • Boten Anna

  • Botrychium pumicola

  • Bottom (TV series)

  • Jean-Alain Boumsong

  • Bournemouth Saturday League

  • Brendan Bowyer

  • The Boy from Oz

  • Brady, Washington

  • Brampton Battalion

  • Break a Leg (web series)

  • Breweriana

  • Peter Bridges (diplomat)

  • Bridgetta

  • British Aircraft Corporation

  • Brooks Brothers

  • Olga Broumas

  • Dale Brown (basketball)

  • James Joseph Brown

  • Bruno the Bandit

  • Warren Brusstar

  • Kenneth Brylle Larsen

  • Buddhism in Cambodia

  • Buddhist texts

  • Buffers and chain coupler

  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer Roleplaying Game

  • Busiest airports in the United Kingdom by total passenger traffic

  • Francisco Bustamante

  • Butchered at Birth

  • Butterfly Tree/Vital Signs




C



  • Cabaret (musical)

  • Reinfeldt Cabinet

  • Caisson (Asian architecture)

  • Calcium deficiency (plant disorder)

  • California State Route 259

  • California Valley, California

  • Calisthenics (Australia)

  • USS Calvert (APA-32)

  • Cambodian general election, 2008

  • Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden

  • Campag Velocet

  • Campus of the University of California, Berkeley

  • Canada balsam

  • Canada–New Zealand relations

  • Steve Cansdell

  • Canvey Island

  • Capetian dynasty

  • Capital account convertibility

  • Cartoons (band)

  • The Case of the Cautious Condor

  • Mary Ann Casey

  • Cassandra's Dream

  • Catholic League (U.S.)

  • Celiac Sprue Association

  • Celle di Bulgheria

  • Laura Maria Censabella

  • Centennial High School (Ohio)

  • Central bearded dragon

  • Central Catholic High School (Portland, Oregon)

  • Doug Cerrito

  • Petr Chaadaev (ski jumper)

  • Chalcogenide glass

  • Chaldoran County

  • Chaplain

  • Michael Chapman (singer)



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