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This category combines all orphaned articles from February 2009 (2009-02) to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Orphaned articles.

Note that the bot Addbot started tagging orphans in February 2009, which accounts for the large number of orphans tagged for this month.






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Pages in category "Orphaned articles from February 2009"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 6,812 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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C



  • CHILL (consortium)

  • Graeme Churchill

  • Cléber Ferreira Manttuy

  • Clipper (lighter)

  • Geoffrey Clochez

  • Clouded Hills

  • Clube Nacional Nampula

  • Clumba

  • Cluster Exploratory

  • Lee Coan

  • The Coastal Gardener

  • Coasterdynamix

  • Coded set

  • Coercion (linguistics)

  • Nick Coles

  • Colonial surplus

  • ColorSounds

  • Comic Genius

  • Commercial Standard Digital Bus

  • Communication Linking Protocol

  • Community Service Foundation

  • Community Supermarkets

  • Commuted cash value

  • ComPAN 8

  • Compliance intelligence

  • Compound empowerment

  • Computerized Speech Lab

  • Computerized Systems Used In Clinical Trials

  • The Concise Guide To Sounding Smart At Parties

  • Concordia (Youth Service Volunteers)

  • Confianza

  • Connectionless routing

  • Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance Company

  • Consolidated power generation

  • Constant Object Proportion Rendering

  • Constant torque on take-off

  • Construction in progress

  • Containment (RTS)

  • Content re-appropriation

  • Contingent payment sales

  • Contramandatum

  • Conus papillaris

  • Cook Challenger

  • Mitch Cope

  • Corale Alpina Savonese

  • Cordiem

  • Corrected fuel flow

  • Zevs Cosmos

  • Counterflow centrifugation elutriation

  • Courtroom Workgroup

  • Covered clinical study

  • CPI Aero

  • CPS model

  • Stuart Cradock

  • Craft access system

  • CRAIC Technologies

  • Crazy Boot

  • Creator ID

  • Credit repair software

  • Ronald E. Crider

  • Cry break

  • CTX (computer virus)

  • Culebra (automobile)

  • John Cundle

  • Evelyn Simpson Curenton

  • Current differencing buffered amplifier

  • Jared Curtis

  • Customer Access and Retrieval System

  • Customer office terminal




D



  • Manu Daftary

  • Daily Light on the Daily Path

  • Gordon Dalbey

  • Dalidio Ranch Project controversy

  • Lelio Dalla Volpe

  • Dallas ArtsPartners

  • The Dan & Scott Show

  • Dance Band (band)

  • Dancing satyr

  • Pieter Daneel

  • Kamal Daneshyar

  • Dark current (chemistry)

  • Darrers

  • Dasht Shahbaz

  • Dean Dass

  • Data forwarder

  • Datakortet

  • Dataprobe

  • Dautel

  • DAV ACC Senior Secondary Public School Barmana

  • Daylight overdraft

  • De Boer Structures Holding BV

  • De Dubiis Nominibus

  • De Echte Bakker

  • Hugh de Prez

  • Deaf Equipment Acquisition Fund

  • Christopher Debenham

  • Decorative Allowance

  • Defender Photo Supply

  • Delaney card

  • Nadine Deleury

  • Dell 320SLi

  • Joseph M. Demarest

  • Den norske Eterfabrikk

  • Ralph A. Dengler

  • Sara J. Dent

  • Dependability benchmarking

  • Designer Castles

  • Desktop outsourcing

  • Deterministic Parallel Java

  • David Devenney

  • Mirabai Devi

  • The Dew Schools

  • Dewar Trapshooting Trophy

  • DHTMLEdit

  • The Diagnosis of Love

  • Diagnostic robot

  • Diatragacanth

  • Dickerson combination press

  • Diego Luiz Dedoné

  • René Diekstra

  • Dielectric Shader

  • Johannes Dietwald

  • José Antonio Díez

  • Digital Fine Contrast

  • Digital magnetofluidics

  • Vanessa DiMauro

  • DirectLOGIC

  • Discrete nanoscale transport

  • Disk-covering method

  • Displacement–length ratio

  • Dispute pyramid

  • Richard G. Ditlevsen Jr.

  • Diurnal arc

  • Bridget Diver

  • DIVO Project

  • Dld (software)

  • DME torch

  • DO-219

  • DO-232

  • Dobroe delo

  • Alexander Dobrunov

  • Deborah Dobson

  • Doc Freemans

  • Document Update Markup Language

  • Documentary swarm

  • Doggie Adventure

  • Toshiyuki Doi

  • Dollardex

  • Dolphin dive

  • Dompfeil

  • Don Vicente Rama Memorial National High School

  • Larry Donnelly

  • Robert Donnorummo

  • Thomas P. Dooley

  • The Dovetail Group

  • Drawn File

  • The Dream Merchant (novel)

  • Dream of Sleeping

  • Dreevay

  • Dribbleware

  • Drip-O-lator

  • Dropshotting

  • Kerry Drue

  • Druineach

  • Dryton and Apollonia Archive

  • Dual currency deposit

  • Dual Edge Snowboard

  • Dublin Buddhist Centre

  • Louisa Duemling

  • Barry Dugan

  • Dunn Fellowship

  • Colyer Dupont

  • Edmund Durfee

  • Dwadashaakshar

  • Jeff Dwelle

  • Dykedolls

  • Dynamic combustion chamber

  • Dynamic Images

  • Dynamic Invocation Interface

  • Dynion Mwyn

  • Dzvenkgau




E



  • E-Booking (UK government project)

  • EAIF

  • Ear Research Foundation

  • Eàrlaid

  • Earthen manure storage

  • Earthquake in Zipland

  • East African urban music

  • East Elloe Motor Club

  • Eastern Media Centre

  • EasyGrowth Treasury Receipts

  • Eats Media

  • Ingelore Ebberfeld

  • Christoph Ebenbichler

  • Antonio M. Echavarren

  • The Echo, the Arrow and the Chain

  • ECIP

  • Ted Eckersdorff

  • ECOFIT

  • EComXpo



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