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  • Wales/External Links
    *[http://www.visitwales.com Visit Wales] - official tourist site. *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history BBC Wales - History] - the story of Wales, from the [[BBC]].
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  • Chatsbury Bushfire/Definition
    ...villages of [[Tallong, New South Wales|Tallong]] and [[Wingello, New South Wales|Wingello]] and surrounding [[orchard]]s.
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  • Catherine, Princess of Wales
    ...United Kingdom|Royal Family]] in April 2011. Catherine became Princess of Wales on 9th September 2022.
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  • Warren Gatland
    ...head coach of [[Wales (rugby union)|Wales]] since 2007. During his tenure, Wales have won four [[Six Nations Championship]]s (to 2019).
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  • Diana, Princess of Wales/Definition
    ...e of Charles III when he was Prince of Wales; mother of William, Prince of Wales.
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  • Plaid Cymru/Definition
    ...ales') political party which campaigns for more political independence for Wales.
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  • Plaid Cymru
    ...ted Kingdom]], but focus on stronger [[devolution]] of political powers to Wales while remaining in the [[European Union]].
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  • Prince Louis of Wales/Definition
    ...am, Prince of Wales|Prince William]] and his wife [[Catherine, Princess of Wales|Catherine]]
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  • George Mountbatten-Windsor/Definition
    ...am, Prince of Wales|Prince William]] and his wife [[Catherine, Princess of Wales|Catherine]]
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  • HMS Prince of Wales (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|HMS Prince of Wales (1941)|''HMS Prince of Wales'' (1941)}} {{rpl|HMS Prince of Wales (2018)|''HMS Prince of Wales'' (2018)}}
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  • Elizabeth II/Related Articles
    {{r|Charles, Prince of Wales}} {{r|William, Prince of Wales}}
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  • Welsh language/External Links
    *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/learnwelsh BBC Wales - Learn Welsh] - [[BBC]] resources for learning the Welsh national tongue. *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history/sites/language BBC Wales - History of the Welsh Language] - this site covers the turbulent history o
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  • Sydney/Related Articles
    {{r|New South Wales}} {{r|Condobolin, New South Wales}}
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  • Charles III/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Diana, Princess of Wales}} {{rpl|William, Prince of Wales}}
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  • Cardiff
    ...[[Rugby Union World Cup]]. It is also home to the [[National Assembly for Wales]], to which some legislative responsibility has been [[devolution|devolved] *[[Wales]]
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  • Royal New South Wales Canine Council
    ...(trading as '''Dogs New South Wales''')is a governing body in [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]] which represents the interests of [[dog]] owners, [[dog br
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  • Don Bradman
    ...tralian [[cricketer]] who played for [[New South Wales (cricket)|New South Wales]] and [[South Australia (cricket)|South Australia]] as a specialist right-h
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  • Tallong Midge Orchid
    ...[[Southern Highlands, New South Wales|Southern Highlands]] of [[New South Wales]]. Its discovery brought the village to the attention of [[botanist]]s and
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  • Jimbo Wales
    #REDIRECT [[Jimmy Wales]]
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  • Bangor (disambiguation)
    {{r|Bangor, Wales}} {{r|Bangor, New South Wales}}
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  • Condobolin
    #REDIRECT [[Condobolin, New South Wales]]
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  • Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
    #REDIRECT [[Catherine, Princess of Wales]]
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  • Princess Diana
    #REDIRECT [[Diana, Princess of Wales]]
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  • Prince George of Cambridge
    #REDIRECT [[Prince George of Wales]]
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  • Diana Spencer
    #REDIRECT [[Diana, Princess of Wales]]
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  • Princess Charlotte of Cambridge
    #REDIRECT [[Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
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  • Prince William, Duke of Cambridge
    #REDIRECT [[William, Prince of Wales]]
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  • English language/Catalogs/Varieties of English
    ===Wales===
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  • Prince William, Duke of Cambridge/Bibliography
    #REDIRECT [[William, Prince of Wales/Bibliography]]
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  • Prince William, Duke of Cambridge/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[William, Prince of Wales/Definition]]
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  • Condobolin/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Condobolin, New South Wales/Definition]]
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  • Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Catherine, Princess of Wales/Definition]]
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  • Prince George of Cambridge/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Prince George of Wales/Definition]]
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  • HMS Prince of Wales
    #REDIRECT [[HMS Prince of Wales (disambiguation)]]
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  • Princess Charlotte of Cambridge/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Princess Charlotte of Wales/Definition]]
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  • Prince William, Duke of Cambridge/External Links
    #REDIRECT [[William, Prince of Wales/External Links]]
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  • Prince William, Duke of Cambridge/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[William, Prince of Wales/Related Articles]]
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  • Dogs New South Wales
    #REDIRECT [[Royal New South Wales Canine Council]]
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  • HMS Prince of Wales/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[HMS Prince of Wales (1941)/Definition]]
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  • Dogs NSW
    #REDIRECT [[Royal New South Wales Canine Council]]
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  • DogsNSW
    #REDIRECT [[Royal New South Wales Canine Council]]
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  • Aberystwyth/Definition
    Town on the central [[Wales|Welsh]] coast.
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  • Shropshire/Definition
    County in [[England]], on the border with [[Wales]].
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  • Cardiff/Definition
    (population 320,000) The capital of Wales.
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  • HMS Prince of Wales/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[HMS Prince of Wales (1941)/Related Articles]]
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  • Cricket in England and Wales/Definition
    An overview of cricket in England and Wales
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  • County Cricket Championship/Definition
    The national cricket championship of England and Wales.
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  • New South Wales/Related Articles
    {{r|Southern Highlands, New South Wales}} {{r|Royal New South Wales Canine Council}}
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  • Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem/External Links
    *[http://www.templars.org.uk Grand Priory in England and Wales] Official website ...blic/docs/Constitution.pdf Constitution of the Grand Priory in England and Wales] Official Repository
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  • Welsh language/Definition
    A Brythonic Celtic language spoken mainly in Wales and Patagonia, Argentina.
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  • Condobolin, New South Wales/Definition
    A small town near the geographic centre of [[New South Wales]].
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  • United Kingdom/Definition
    ...tional [[monarchism|monarchy]] which includes [[England]], [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]].
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  • Tallong/Definition
    Village in the [[Southern Highlands]] of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]].
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  • William, Prince of Wales
    ...ouis, in April 2018. His father bestowed upon him the title of ''Prince of Wales'' on 9th September 2022, one day after the death of Queen Elizabeth.
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  • Mabinogion/Definition
    <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Collection of 11 medieval [[Wales|Welsh]] tales taken from [[mythology]], [[folklore]], and [[legend]].
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  • Edward I/Definition
    (1272-1307) English king who conquered Wales and attempted to conquer Scotland.
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  • Graffiti Removal Day/Definition
    <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Annual [[New South Wales]] community-based initiative to remove and prevent graffiti using volunteer
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  • Diana, Princess of Wales
    ...ana Frances Spencer, 1961–1997), was the former wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, and the mother of Princes William and Harry. The late princess was well-k ==Marriage to Charles, Prince of Wales==
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  • Chatsbury Bushfire
    ...villages of [[Tallong, New South Wales|Tallong]] and [[Wingello, New South Wales|Wingello]] and most of the surrounding [[orchard]]s. Three persons were ki
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  • Diana
    {{r|Diana, Princess of Wales}}
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  • Cardiff/Related Articles
    {{r|South Wales}} {{r|Wales}}
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  • Catherine, Princess of Wales/Definition
    Born 1982, wife of William, Prince of Wales, since April 2011.
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  • Royal New South Wales Canine Council/Definition
    Governing body in New South Wales, Australia which represents the interests of dog owners, breeders and fanci
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  • Morton National Park/Definition
    a 60,000 acre [[national park]] in New South Wales, Australia, about 170 kilometres southwest of [[Sydney]].
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  • Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984/Definition
    ...statute regulating police conduct and investigations in [[England]] and [[Wales]].
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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    ...], the [[Norfolk]] Coast, and the North [[Pennines]]. AONBs in England and Wales will be called '''National Landscapes''' in future as a rebranding is under
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  • Bron-Yr-Aur/Definition
    An 18th century cottage in South Snowdonia, [[Wales]], best known for its association with [[England|English]] rock band [[Led
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  • Wikipedia/Video
    *[[Jimmy Wales]]: How a ragtag band created Wikipedia &mdash; 2005 [[TED Talk]]
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  • Home nations/Definition
    Collective term used to refer to England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales (which together form the United Kingdom).
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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty/Definition
    ...on given to protect and conserve areas of natural beauty in [[England]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]].
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  • Princess Charlotte of Wales
    | name = Princess Charlotte of Wales ...the daughter of [[William, Prince of Wales]], and [[Catherine, Princess of Wales]]. As the granddaughter of [[Charles III]], Charlotte became third in line
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  • Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex/Related Articles
    {{r|Charles, Prince of Wales}} {{r|Diana, Princess of Wales}}
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  • Great Britain/Definition
    The largest part of the United Kingdom, comprising England, Scotland, Wales and islands immediately off their coasts.
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  • Nupedia/Definition
    Online encyclopedia founded in 2000 by [[Jimmy Wales]] and edited by [[Larry Sanger]], considered the forerunner to [[Wikipedia]
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  • Tallong/Related Articles
    * [[Southern Highlands, New South Wales]]
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  • Sydney/Definition
    (population 4.4 million) The capital of the Australian state of New South Wales.
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  • 1947 cricket season in England and Wales/Definition
    ...hich the official County Cricket Championship was contested in England and Wales.
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  • Goulburn, New South Wales/Definition
    Historic city in [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]], located along the Sydney to Canberra corridor, and famous
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  • English language/Related Articles
    =====Wales=====
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  • Prince George of Wales/Definition
    ...the British Royal family (born 22 July 2013); son of [[William, Prince of Wales]] and grandson of [[Charles III]].
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  • Princess Charlotte of Wales/Definition
    ...e British royal family (born 2 May 2015); daughter of [[William, Prince of Wales]], and granddaughter of [[Charles III]].
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  • Charles III/Definition
    ...st child of Elizabeth II and Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; formerly Prince of Wales.
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  • Six Nations Championship
    ...sh national rugby union team|Scotland]], [[Welsh national rugby union team|Wales]], [[French national rugby union team|France]], and [[Italian national rugb ...ecides the winner of the [[Calcutta Cup]]. England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales - the so-called "Home Nations" - compete for the [[Triple Crown]], which ca
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  • William, Prince of Wales/Related Articles
    {{r|Charles, Prince of Wales}} {{r|Diana, Princess of Wales}}
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  • Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer
    ...Wales|His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales]] to the [[Diana, Princess of Wales|Lady Diana Spencer]] took place on 29 July 1981 and was the highlight of th The Prince of Wales had been receiving increasingly negative press about the fact that he remai
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  • Tallong Midge Orchid/Definition
    ...rows only in the village of Tallong in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, and is now a protected species.
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  • Monarchy of the United Kingdom/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Catherine, Princess of Wales}} {{rpl|William, Prince of Wales}}
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  • Duke of Edinburgh
    ...[[British Peerage]]. The last Duke of Edinburgh was [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles]], who succeeded his father [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinbur ...expected to be merged in the Crown in the person of the present Prince of Wales. It was announced that, at that point, the title would be re-created for th
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  • Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer/Definition
    ...l regal nuptial between the heir to the British throne, Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Frances Spencer, held at St Paul's Cathedral on 29 July 198
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  • Hengwrt Chaucer manuscript/Definition
    ...ginally held in Hengwrt Mansion, currently held in the National Library of Wales.
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  • English law/Definition
    Legal system of England and Wales, and the basis of common law legal systems used in most Commonwealth countr
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  • HMS Prince of Wales (1941)
    '''HMS Prince of Wales''' was a [[Royal Navy]] battleship of the [[King George V-class]], whose en ...:Loss of Prince of Wales and Repulse.jpg|thumb|300px|right|''HMS Prince of Wales'' and ''HMS Repulse'' under final air attack]]
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  • Countries of the United Kingdom/Definition
    England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales; which form the sovereign state of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
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  • Gloucestershire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Monarchy of the United Kingdom/External Links
    ...s-in-Diamond-Jubilee-TV-tribute.html Tribute to the Queen by the Prince of Wales (video)]
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  • History of England/Addendum
    ...ds of the history of the "British Isles" of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.<br> * The Kingdom of England and Wales (1536-1649, 1660-1707)
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  • Derbyshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Leicestershire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Middlesex (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Northamptonshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Nottinghamshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Somerset (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Cambridgeshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Surrey (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Durham (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Sussex (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Essex (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Lancashire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Worcestershire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Hampshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Yorkshire (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • Kent (cricket)/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • New South Wales
    ....about-australia.com/facts/new-south-wales/</ref> A resident of New South Wales is a ''New South Welshman''. ...e and highly productive, although for the past six years much of New South Wales has been in a severe [[drought]] and until 2006 there were children living
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  • Lay subsidy/External Links
    ...ac.uk/cmh/gaz/gazweb2.html A gazetteer of markets and fairs in England and Wales up to 1516], including the value of each settlement in the 1334 lay subsidy
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  • UK Environment Agency/Definition
    ...Rural Affairs]] and a sponsored public body of the [[National Assembly for Wales]].
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  • University/Catalogs/Universities in the United Kingdom
    {{r|University of Wales}} {{r|University of Wales Institute, Cardiff||**}}
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  • Colin Burgess
    ...tributor to the [[collectSPACE]] online community. He lives in [[New South Wales]].
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  • Scheduled monument
    ...small proportion of all the archaeological sites in England, Scotland, and Wales as in England alone there are around a million sites or find spots. Only si
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  • Jimmy Wales
    | name = Jimmy Wales ...or [[Nupedia]], which later spawned and was overtaken by Wikipedia. Today, Wales is the ''de facto'' head of Wikipedia and is regularly described in the med
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  • Green Party (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Green Party of England and Wales}}
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  • History of the United Kingdom
    {{rpl|History of Wales}}
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  • Electric motor/External Links
    ...Generators], explanations with animations from the University of New South Wales.
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  • River Thames
    ...'' is a major British river with its headwaters near England's border with Wales. It flows approximately 100 miles east, to empty into the [[North Sea]]. Wh
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  • Headingley Cricket Ground
    [[Category:Cricket grounds in England and Wales]]
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  • Edgbaston Cricket Ground
    [[Category:Cricket grounds in England and Wales]]
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  • Graffiti Removal Day/Related Articles
    {{r|New South Wales}}
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  • Wales
    ...Jenkins for the Centre's opening in 2004; reflecting the two languages of Wales, the [[Welsh language|Welsh]] [[poetry|poem]] by Gwyneth Lewis has its own ...d Britain, with [[England]] to its east and the [[Irish Sea]] to its west. Wales has a population estimated at three million and is a bilingual country, wit
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  • Wikimedia Foundation
    ...2003 by [[Jimmy Wales]]. It is run by a board of trustees, of which Jimmy Wales is a trustee and chairman emeritus.<ref name=Board/> The Executive Director
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  • Condobolin, New South Wales/Related Articles
    {{r|New South Wales}}
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    {{r|New South Wales}}
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  • Southern Highlands, New South Wales/Related Articles
    {{r|New South Wales}}
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  • Truth in Numbers?
    The film features interviews with the co-founders of Wikipedia, [[Jimmy Wales]] and [[Larry Sanger]], plus contributions from [[Noam Chomsky]], [[Howard
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  • National Trust
    ...ines - "places of historic interest or natural beauty" - in [[England]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]] (the [[National Trust for Scotland]] does simila The first land acquired by the Trust was Dinas Oleu in Snowdonia, [[Wales]], donated in 1895 by Fanny Talbot; the first house was the Clergy House i
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  • Tallong Public School
    The '''Tallong Public School''' in [[Tallong, New South Wales]] is the oldest surviving single-teacher [[schoolhouse]] in [[Australia]]. ...he Tallong Public School became the first school in the state of New South Wales to use computer-assisted learning.
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  • Larry Sanger/Related Articles
    {{r|Jimmy Wales}}
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  • Wikipedia/Related Articles
    {{r|Jimmy Wales}}
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  • Australia/Related Articles
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  • Charles III
    ...e|Prince Charles in NZ.jpg|right|300px|Charles III in 2015 (then Prince of Wales)}} ...hilip, Duke of Edinburgh]], and held the heir apparent's title [[Prince of Wales]] from 1958 until 2022.
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  • Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh/Related Articles
    {{r|William, Prince of Wales}}
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  • Marylebone Cricket Club/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Cricket in England and Wales}}
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  • Castle/External Links
    ...ehouse Gazetteer] - catalogue of castles and fortifications in England and Wales along with bibliographies of sources and resources for each site
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  • Robert Hughes (Australian actor)/Related Articles
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  • Welsh language
    ...its own language ''Cymraeg'') is a [[Celtic language]] spoken mainly in [[Wales]] and one corner of [[Patagonia]] in [[Argentina]]. Like [[English language ...y the [[Welsh Assembly]].<ref>''BBC News'': '[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-11934239 'Historic' assembly vote for new Welsh language law]'. 7th Decembe
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  • C.W. Nicol/External Links
    ...about the twinning of Nicol's woodland part with [[Afan Forest Park]] in [[Wales]].
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  • International cricket tours of Great Britain/Related Articles
    * [[Cricket in England and Wales]]
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  • De Bortoli Wines
    ...fith, New South Wales|Griffith]] in the [[Riverina]] region of [[New South Wales]] ...k, New South Wales|Cessnock]] in the [[Hunter Valley]] region of New South Wales
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  • Aberystwyth
    ...n]], administrative centre and holiday resort within [[Ceredigion]], [[Mid Wales]]. ...swelled by an additional 9250 students associated with the [[University of Wales, Aberystwyth]]. The world's first department in international politics was
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    Robson was born in Wanstead, East London, but was raised near Carmarthen, Wales. 1982 he won a scholarship to join the RAF as a pilot and was an operationa
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  • William Hague
    ..., they elected Hague, who had previously been the [[Secretary of State for Wales]] and was well-known for a speech at a Conservative Party conference as a t
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  • Scottish National Party
    ...advocates full independence from the rest of the UK - i.e. [[England]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]] - but supports Scottish membership of the [[Euro
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  • John Seigenthaler
    ...and answers.com. It was removed when Seigenthaler pointed out, to [[Jimmy Wales]], that only one sentence was true: he was [[Robert F. Kennedy]]'s administ
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  • Hampshire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • David Lloyd George
    ...ition, Welsh nationalism, and disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales. During the [[Boer War]], he bitterly opposed England's policy and was call ...five children and lived property she owned in the village of Cricieth, in Wales; the children grew up speaking Welsh. She refused to live in London. After
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  • United Kingdom/Related Articles
    {{r|Wales}}
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  • Battle of Hastings
    ...o-Saxon king of England in 1042. Harold was a powerful man who had brought Wales into the kingdom and mollified the Northumbrian rebels. Edward died childle
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  • Budget
    1. In England and Wales it is illegal for a [[charity]] to retain an unreasonable level of reserves
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  • Middlesex (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Henry Vaughan
    '''Henry Vaughan''' (1621—1695) was a 17th century [[Wales|Welsh]] writer, best known for his religious poems, which were produced wit ...y of Henry Vaughan's poetry dwindled away during the 18th century, even in Wales. Interest in his religious poetry began to revive in the 19th century, and
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  • Alabama (U.S. state)/Related Articles
    {{r|Jimmy Wales}}
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  • Essex (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Aldford Castle
    ...ge. p. 4.</ref> Aldford's position close to the border between England and Wales was taken by historian B M C Husain as evidence that it was built in the la
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  • British Isles
    ...: “the collection of islands which embraces England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales has commonly been known as the British Isles. This title no longer pleases ...ile, though with significant mountainous areas in Ireland, [[Scotland]], [[Wales]], and the north of [[England]]. The regional geology is complex, formed by
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  • J (letter)
    ...h '''j'''s have the '''h''' sound (or '''kh''', especially in Scotland and Wales): '''Riója''' *Rióha, '''''Rajoy''''' *Rahŏy, but '''Majŏrca''', an Ang
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  • Nottinghamshire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Young Endeavour
    ...ok place on January 25 1988 and was attended by the Prince and Princess of Wales. During the ceremony then prime minister of Australia Bob Hawke dedicated t
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  • Monarchy of the United Kingdom/Addendum
    * Prince Charles, Prince of Wales.
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  • Royal Navy/Related Articles
    {{r|Charles, Prince of Wales}}
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  • Bitis cornuta albanica
    ...6/ Wolfgang Wüster homepage], School of Biological Sciences, University of Wales, Bangor. Accessed 28 August 2006.</ref>
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  • Gillian Tanner
    | death_place = [[Aberaeron, Wales]] | url = http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4661189.stm
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  • UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
    ...es.htm Concordat between MAFF and the Cabinet of the National Assembly for Wales]</ref> and with representatives from the [[Northern Ireland Assembly]],<ref
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  • Celtic music
    ...e Breton Island]] in Canada), but also [[Welsh traditional music]] (from [[Wales]]), Cornish traditional music (from [[Cornwall]] in [[England]]), [[Manx fo
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  • Fertility (demography)/Bibliography
    * Garrett, Eilidh ety al. ''Family Size in England and Wales: Place, Class, and Demography, 1891-1911''(2001) [http://www.questia.com/re
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  • Queensland
    It is bordered by [[New South Wales]] to the south, [[South Australia]] to the south-west, the [[Northern Terri
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  • That's the Way
    ...8038-547-1}}</ref> Page explained: {{Quote|'That's the Way' was written in Wales. It was one of those days after a long walk and we were setting back to the
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  • Heythrop College
    ...e theology students were taught at St. Beuno's, near the Clwyd Valley in [[Wales]]. In 1923, the college purchased the Heythrop estate in Oxfordshire, and m
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  • Caratacus
    ...next we hear of Caratacus he is leading the [[Silures]] of modern south [[Wales]] in a nine year war against the advancing Romans. Despite his numerical di ...af and Eudaf.<ref>Rachel Bromwich, ''Trioedd Ynys Prydein'', University of Wales Press, 1963</ref> Caradog only began to be identified with Caratacus after
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  • Walter fitz Alan, 1st High Steward of Scotland
    ...ords Alan as having lands in Shropshire, England - near to the border with Wales. Alan held the Shreivalty of Shropshire and the Lordship of Oswestry (then ...ntually go on to rule over all of [[Scotland]], [[England]], Ireland and [[Wales]] to form the [[United Kingdom]].
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  • Tornado (weather)
    ...in South-Western England, North-Western England, North-Eastern England and Wales.<ref name=TORRO-FAQ/>
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  • Tallong
    ...tury. See the [[Tallong/Debate Guide|Debate Guide]] </ref> of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]]. It is located about 1½ hours’ drive (approximately 17 ...[[commuter]]s who work in the neighbouring towns of [[Goulburn, New South Wales|Goulburn]], [[Moss Vale]] and [[Mittagong]], or who make the commute to Syd
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  • Queen's Hotel, Toronto
    ...nsidered luxurious, and hosted prominent guests, including the [[Prince of Wales]].
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  • Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
    ...bert Plant constructed the song in 1970 at Bron-Yr-Aur, a small cottage in Wales where they stayed after completing a gruelling Led Zeppelin North American The song is named after Bron-Yr-Aur, a house in Gwynedd, Wales, where the members of Led Zeppelin retreated in 1970 to write much of ''Led
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  • Gordon Brown/Addendum
    | Total police officer strength, England & Wales<ref>Home Office Statistical Bulletin, Police Service,[http://www.parliament
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  • English spellings/Catalogs/Retro H
    ''Wales'' '''Wélsh''' = ''person'' '''Wélch''' -sh: ''person'' '''Wélch''' = ''Wales'' '''Wélsh
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  • Aulus Didius Gallus
    ...''XIV Gemina'', had been defeated in the interim by the [[Silures]] south Wales, who caused considerable disruption until Didius arrived to quell them.
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  • Heineken Cup
    ...sh national rugby union team|Scotland]], [[Welsh national rugby union team|Wales]], [[French national rugby union team|France]] and [[Italian national rugby ...etition, in 1995/96, was played between twelve teams from Ireland, France, Wales, Italy and [[Romanian national rugby union team|Romania]] (who have not com
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  • Côte d'Ivoire
    ...[New Mexico (U.S. state)|New Mexico]] and more than 15 times the size of [[Wales]]. The [[climate]] is mostly [[tropics|tropical]] towards the coast and sem
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  • Same-sex marriage
    In 2014 same-sex marriage began in England and Wales following legislation by the British Parliament. The legislation gave clerg
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  • Hengwrt Chaucer manuscript
    ...0px|The Hengwrt Manuscript, digital facsimile from the National Library of Wales MS. Peniarth 392 D}} ...ence of Colonel Robert Baughan, one of its owners, who lived at Hengwrt in Wales. <ref>Scala, p. 484.</ref>
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  • Led Zeppelin United Kingdom and Scandinavian Tour 1969
    ...r of the United Kingdom and Scandinavian''' was a concert tour of England, Wales, Denmark and Sweden by the England|English rock music|rock rock band|band,
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  • Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE)
    ...ing Examination (SQE)''' is an exam that all new solicitors in England and Wales will be required to take before being accepted as qualified. It is the resu
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  • Robert Hughes (Australian actor)
    Born in [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]], Hughes first worked as a copy boy for the ''Sydney Morning Herald'' in t
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  • Women's cricket
    ...Women's Cricket Association]] (WCA), founded in 1926, to the [[England and Wales Cricket Board]] (ECB). Women's national championships take place in a numbe ...e Library.</ref> The first inter-colonial match was in 1891 when New South Wales Women defeated Victoria Women.<ref name="WVCC"/><ref name="BWC379"/>
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  • Australia in Great Britain, 2013 (cricket)
    [[Category:International cricket tours of England and Wales]]
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  • Monarchy of the United Kingdom
    ...ts constitutional integration with England was established by the Laws in Wales Act of 1535 and 1542. The unification of Scotland under a single monarch to ...y repeat visits. Her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, her son the Prince of Wales and other members of the Royal Family are also regular visitors to the Comm
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  • Providence, Rhode Island
    *[[Johnson and Wales University]]
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  • Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
    ...liament that specifies the framework for how the [[police]] in England and Wales are to pursue their duties and to safeguard the public from abuse of police
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  • Bill O'Reilly (cricket)
    ...sh;28 Australian season, playing for [[New South Wales (cricket)|New South Wales]]. He was a right arm specialist [[leg break and googly]] bowler and a left
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  • George III
    ...[Prince Regent (Regency)|Regency]] under his son the [[George IV|Prince of Wales]], who succeeded him as George IV in 1820. George III's reign is noted for ...ce George William Frederick, the first son of [[Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales]] (1707–1751) and his wife, Augusta of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1719–1772). H
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  • Down by the Seaside
    ...oustic piece by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant at Bron-Yr-Aur, the cottage in Wales where they went after their 1970 concert tour of the United States of Ameri
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  • Environmental chemistry
    ...l chemistry is used by the [[UK Environment Agency]] (in [[England]] and [[Wales]]), the [[U.S. Environmental Protection Agency]] (in the [[United States of
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  • Günther Lütjens
    ...force, sinking ''[[HMS Hood]]'' and damaging battleship ''[[HMS Prince of Wales]]'', but also suffering some damage to a fuel tank of ''Bismarck'', his fla
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  • Lancashire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Luciano Pavarotti
    ...d for and won first prize in a 1955 international singing competition in [[Wales]].
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  • Terry Nation
    '''Terry Nation''' (8 August 1930 – 9 March 1997) was a [[Wales|Welsh]] [[novelist]] and [[screenwriter]]. He is probably best known for cr Born in [[Cardiff]], Wales, Nation initially worked in [[comedy]], finding a way into the industry in
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  • Robert Herrick
    ...dicating his collection of lyrics, ''Hesperides'' (1648), to the Prince of Wales, soon to become [[Charles II]] on the execution of his father. At the [[Re
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  • Pictures at Eleven
    |recorded = <small>July - October 1981 at<br>Rockfield Studios, Monmouth, Wales.<br>Mixed at Rockfield Studios.</small> ...7|title=Rock legends at Rockfield|location=Cardiff|publisher=University of Wales|pages=110|isbn=978-0-7083-2097-6}}</ref> In a conscious decision Plant deci
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  • Belleek Pottery Ltd
    ...United States, Canada and Australia, and clients included the [[Prince of Wales]], [[Victoria|Queen Victoria]] and the [[nobility]].
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  • Allan Ramsay
    ...included his new patron, John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute, and the Prince of Wales (later [[George III]]). In 1761 he was appointed principal "painter in ordi
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  • King Arthur
    ...mano-British force defeated the Saxons at an unknown location, possibly in Wales. The existence of this battle is known from much later historical reference
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  • Rugby union
    ...but risks leaving his own line undefended. [[JPR Williams]], full back for Wales in the 1970's, was the epitome of the attacking full back. ...he northern hemisphere, the main rugby nations are France, England, Italy, Wales, Ireland and Scotland (who all compete in the [[Six Nations Championship]])
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  • Blackadder
    ...his performance on the mannerisms of the contemporary [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles]].
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  • Australia/Bibliography
    ...ew South Wales'' (2007) [http://www.amazon.com/Lonely-Planet-Sydney-South-Wales/dp/174104541X/ref=sr_1_1/103-4827826-5463040?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193540037 ..., Heather. ''Invasion to Embassy: Land in Aboriginal Politics in New South Wales, 1770–1972'' (Allen&Unwin, 1996)
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  • Racism in Australia
    ...Chinese riot at the [[Lambing Flat]] goldfield (near Young, in [[New South Wales]]), the ''Empire'' warned that: {{Quote|... there is a good deal of the ani ...Later in 1861, the Chinese Immigration Regulation Act passed the New South Wales Parliament, which prohibited the [[naturalisation]] of Chinese citizens in
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  • Gloucestershire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Massachusetts (U.S. state)/Catalogs/Cities and towns
    *[[Wales, Massachusetts|Wales]]
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  • Teh Cheang Wan
    ...ic Works]]. He subsequently moved to the Housing Commission in [[New South Wales]] before expanding his expertise with the Housing Trust in [[Kuala Lumpur]]
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  • Countries of the United Kingdom
    ...' is a term used for [[England]], [[Northern Ireland]], [[Scotland]] and [[Wales]], which together form the [[sovereign state]] of [[United Kingdom|The Unit ...is on occasion referred to as a [[province]] of the United Kingdom, and [[Wales]] on occasion is referred to as a [[principality]].
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  • Elapidae
    |Australia (South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, [[Tasmania]]) |Australia (New South Wales, Queensland)
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  • Edward I
    ...h society. In relation to foreign policy, Edward oversaw the conquest of [[Wales]], a military expedition which finally brought the last Welsh principalitie ===War with Wales===
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  • Australia in Great Britain and North America, 1878 (cricket)
    ...ory and Gibbes were both [[Sydney]]-based accountants with the [[New South Wales]] Public Service. These three cricket enthusiasts were the architects of th [[Category:International cricket tours of England and Wales]]
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  • Time zone
    ...entury|railway]] standard time for all of [[England]], [[Scotland]], and [[Wales]] evolved, replacing several "local time" systems. The [[Royal Observatory]
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  • Edward I/Citable Version
    ...h society. In relation to foreign policy, Edward oversaw the conquest of [[Wales]], a military expedition which finally brought the last Welsh principalitie ===War with Wales===
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  • Celtic mythology
    ...Roman conquest. And although early Gaels in Ireland and parts of modern [[Wales]] used the limited [[Ogham]] script to record short inscriptions (largely p ===The gods of Wales===
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  • London, United Kingdom/Related Articles
    {{r|Wales}}
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  • Sikh
    ...les/religioninenglandandwales2011/2012-12-11|title=Religion in England and Wales 2011|last=ONS|date=11 December 2012|website=[[Office for National Statistic
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  • Miniature Fox Terrier
    ...hunter on a station, with his dogs, held by the State Library of New South Wales, both of which indicate that the dog breeds were being kept separate. There ...Wes?--> some dog owners met with representatives of the [[Royal New South Wales Canine Council]] (DogsNSW) [[Wes Stacey]], the late Dr. [[Harry Spira]] and
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  • Thomas Edward Lawrence
    ...e''', also known as '''Lawrence of Arabia''' (August 16, 1888 in Tremadoc, Wales - May 19, 1935 in Bovington, Dorset), was educated as an archaeologist and
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  • Kent (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • First Great Awakening/Bibliography
    * Pope, Robert, ed. ''Religion and National Identity: Wales and Scotland C. 1700-2000.'' (2001) [http://www.questia.com/read/107361140
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  • Jack Russell Terrier
    ...ness Room at Sandringham Castle, having been commissioned by the Prince of Wales. Fuzzy reproductions show a not particularly attractive little dog, and it
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  • No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded (album)
    |recorded = <small>1994 at<br>Marrakesh, Morocco, Snowdonia, Wales, and London.<br>(2004 issue) Mixed at Metropolis Studios, London.</small> ...inute ''Unledded'' MTV project, recorded in Marrakesh, Morocco; Snowdonia, Wales, and London, which rated highly on network television. This recording was r
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  • Neil Haverty
    ...clude Adam Lewis (Planetary Group), Amie Therrien (MMF), Andy Jones (Focus Wales), Brian Hetherman (Cerberus), Darryl Hurs (CD Baby), Jordan Howard (CCS Rig
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  • Poor Tom
    ...arist Jimmy Page when they were staying at Bron-Yr-Aur, a small cottage in Wales,<ref>{{cite journal|last=Sutcliffe|first=Phil|date=2003|title=Led Zeppelin:
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  • Jennings Farm Blues
    ...When members of the band stayed at Bron-Yr-Aur cottage in Snowdonia, South Wales in April 1970, it was decided to re-record the song as an acoustic number t
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  • Cricket from 1597 to 1600
    ...esday, 25 March 1600, for clarification, was New Year's Day in England and Wales, twelve weeks after the Scots. ...was the last day of the sixteenth century (Julian calendar) in England and Wales. So, as the century ended, it was known thanks to John Derrick that cricket
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  • Assignment Zero
    ...mments-on-wiredcom/#more-180|author=Sanger, Larry|title=Citizendium Blog - Wales' comments on Wired.com|date=08 May 2007|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref>.
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  • Weyni Mengesha
    ...’da Kink, for example, we were the first Canadian show at the Princess of Wales Theatre, and a show about women of colour at that.
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  • Michael Collins
    ...e was imprisoned and narrowly escaped execution. During his internment in Wales, his leadership abilities became apparent and he soon became a member of th
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  • Hudson's Bay Company vessels
    | || ''[[Prince of Wales (HBC vessel, 1793)]]'' || Full-rigged ship || 1793 || 1841 || Europe, Hudso * [https://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/_docs/hbca/ships_histories/prince-of-wales-i-1792-1844.pdf]
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  • Evan Kohlmann
    *Regina v. Belal Khazaal (Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australia, 2008)
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  • Norfolk Island
    ...in the South Pacific Ocean, 1,676 km north-east of [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]. The [[Australia|Australian]] Territory of Norfolk Island covers 3,72
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  • Four Sticks
    ...Plant. On 25 August and 26 August, live performances were taped in London, Wales, and Morocco with Music of Egypt|Egyptian and Music of Morocco|Moroccan orc
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  • George VI
    ...stood in the shadow of his charismatic older brother Edward, the prince of Wales. George was educated at Osborne and at the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth
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  • Butler/Catalogs
    *[[Paul Burrell]], former butler to the late [[Diana, Princess of Wales]]
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  • Larry Sanger
    Co-founded by [[Jimmy Wales]] and Sanger, [[Wikipedia]] is a wiki-based project in which content could
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  • George Herbert
    Herbert was born on April 3, 1593 at Montgomery in Wales, the seventh of ten children. He came from an aristocratic family with a lo
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  • Desmond Skirrow
    ...976) was a British advertising executive and [[thriller]] writer. Born in Wales, he was a painter, designer, journalist, and a creative director for ad age
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  • Eastern brown snake
    ...ry 2007 after being bitten on the hand in a reserve at [[Whalan, New South Wales|Whalan]].<ref>{{cite news|author=Staff writer|date=14 January 2007|title=Te ...iver]], south of [[Armidale, New South Wales|Armidale]] in rural New South Wales, died on 8 March 2007 after being bitten on the foot while picking corn. Sh
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  • Conservative Party (UK)
    ...the Tories elected William Hague, previously the [[Secretary of State for Wales]] and well-known for a speech at a Conservative Party conference as a teena
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  • Friends (song)
    ...and Robert Plant wrote the song in 1970 at Bron-Yr-Aur, a small cottage in Wales where they stayed after completing a gruelling Led Zeppelin North American
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  • Elizabeth II
    ...4.</ref> upon the death of [[George VI]], her father. [[Charles, Prince of Wales]], the eldest of the Queen's four children, succeeded her. Elizabeth's hobb
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  • Alexandra Palace
    ...married [[Edward VII of the United Kingdom|Prince Edward]], the Prince of Wales, four months earlier. In September 1865 construction of the palace commence
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  • Civil engineering
    ...nsw.edu.au/currentstudents/ug/industrial/index.php University of New South Wales's civil engineering industrial training outline] - accessed 9 February 2007
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  • ADMS atmospheric dispersion modeling system
    :* [[UK Environment Agency]] of [[England]] and [[Wales]]
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  • Irish traditional music
    ...cotland and the Shetland Islands; Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada; Wales; the Isle of Man; Northumberland, northern England; Brittany, northwest Fra
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  • Homosexuality
    ...only in [[England]] and [[Wales]].<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/6918332.stm Gay 'ordeal' before and after law.] BBC News. Retrieved: July 2
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  • God Save the Queen
    *[[Wales]] has its own recognised anthem in 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau'; ...and uses 'God Save the Queen' while Scotland uses 'Flower of Scotland' and Wales uses 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau'. The anthem was traditionally played at closedown
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  • Hans Fredrik Gude
    ==Wales== ...the autumn of 1862 Gude set off for the [[Lledr Valley]] near [[Conwy]]. [[Wales]], a place renowned for it's picturesque scenery, was already home to a col
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  • 2017 United Kingdom general election
    ...bour, Liberal Democrat, Green<ref>Strictly, the Green Party of England and Wales, those for Scotland and Northern Ireland being independent.</ref> and UKIP.
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  • Garden design
    The Inchbald School of Design, in association with the University of Wales, offers an MA course in Garden Design. The University of Greenwich offers
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  • Bertrand Russell
    ...Welsh]] county of Gwent, but at the time counted as in England rather than Wales for many legal purposes) as the second son of Lord and Lady Amberley. Two y
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  • Hopton Castle
    ...y as the 11th century. There are many castles near England's border with [[Wales]], and taken in this context it is likely Hopton Castle was founded before
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  • British fairy tradition
    *** In Wales, the Taliesin tale tells of an underground Fairyland. ...with "squinny eyes & hairy bodies") would be the household helpers, and in Wales, the house spirits were called Bwbacks or Bwcas. In the Isle of Man, the fe
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  • Platypus
    ...ding time varies with location (earliest in Queensland, later in New South Wales, and latest in Victoria and Tasmania). Females generally do not breed until
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  • Derbyshire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Infant mortality
    ...ning changes in geographical inequality of infant mortality in England and Wales since the 1890s," ''International Journal of Population Geography'' Volume
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  • White Australia policy
    ...idy for replacing non-white workers with white labour. Leading [[New South Wales]] and [[Victorian]] politicians warned there would be no place for 'Asiatic
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  • Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
    ...as so fond of the school that he later sent his sons, [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Charles]], [[Prince Andrew, Duke of York|Andrew]], and [[Prince Edward, Ear ...alleged to have been hostile to Diana after her divorce from the Prince of Wales. [[Mohamed Al-Fayed]], the father of Diana's companion [[Dodi Al-Fayed]] an
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  • Brittany
    ...the coasts, if not inland, and it appears that the bulk of them came from Wales. As a result of these movements, by the end of the 6th century contemporar
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  • Royal Meteorological Society
    ...ociety has ten Local Centers spread across [[England]], [[Scotland]] and [[Wales]] to facilitate participation by members who cannot often travel to the Soc
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  • Commonwealth of Nations/Catalogs
    ...composed of four countries joined in union - [[England]], [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]]. These, plus the British territories outside the
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  • United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016
    ...United Kingdom]] voted for 'leave', which was also the overall result in [[Wales]]. [[Scotland]], [[Northern Ireland]] and [[Gibraltar]] all voted 'remain'.
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  • Scotland/Bibliography
    ...Cowlard. ''Historical Dictionary of the United Kingdom. Vol. 2: Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.'' Scarecrow, 1998. 465 pp.
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  • First Great Awakening
    ...ing]]. But in fact these events had been preceded by similar revivals in [[Wales]] some years
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  • Barnardius zonarius/Citable Version
    ...gors]] & [[Thomas Horsfield|Horsfield]], 1827)</small>) inhabits New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria.
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  • Middle Ages/Bibliography
    * Harvey, Nigel. ''The Industrial Archaeology of Farming in England and Wales.'' (1980). 232 pp.
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  • Regions of England
    ...the Local Government Act reformed the administration of [[Scotland]] and [[Wales]] into regions but implementation in England was delayed and piecemeal. Som
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  • Boudica
    ...Paulinus]] was leading a campaign on the island of [[Anglesey]] in north [[Wales]], Boudica led the Iceni, along with the [[Trinovantes]] and others, in a r ...s leading a campaign against the island of Mona (modern Anglesey) in north Wales, which was a refuge for British rebels and a stronghold of the [[druid]]s,
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  • Wikipedia/Activity
    ..., some management changes occurred in this time frame, and in 2007 [[Jimmy Wales]] made [[Sue Gardner]] [http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Sue_Gardner exe
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  • Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
    ...t Buxton, England. On 25 and 26 August, they taped performances in London, Wales, and Morocco with Music of Egypt|Egyptian and Music of Morocco|Moroccan orc
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  • Fetal programming
    ...lity, childhood nutrition, and adult ischemic heart disease in England and Wales. By geographical regions, past infant mortality rates, highest where povert ...mortality, childhood nutrition, and ischaemic heart disease in England and Wales. ''Lancet'' 10;1(8489):1077-81.
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  • CZ Talk:Definitions
    {{R|Wales}}
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  • George V
    ...use, London, on June 3, 1865, the second son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, later [[Edward VII]] and Queen Alexandra; he was christened George Frederi ...ing in 1901 he inherited the dukedom of Cornwall and was created Prince of Wales. His main role was to visit the far-flung [[British empire]]. In the first
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  • Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh/Timelines
    | [[Cardiff]], [[Wales]], 1999
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  • Tennis/Catalogs/Famous players
    |Birth=March 22 1908, Albury, New South Wales, Australia |Death=November 17, 1991, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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  • History of the House of Lords
    ...ced by the same Liberal government, to disestablish the Anglican church in Wales, and to set up what would now be called a devolved Parliament for Ireland.
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  • Barnardius zonarius
    ...gors]] & [[Thomas Horsfield|Horsfield]], 1827)</small>) inhabits New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria.
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  • USS Oberon (AKA-14)
    ...Yard]], ''Oberon'' returned to [[North Africa]] in April via [[Cardiff]], Wales. As part of Assault Group II preparing for [[Operation Dragoon|operation "D
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  • Laura Lentz
    ...lsong. She graduated from Hillsong Leadership College in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
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  • Richard Mulcahy
    ...interned with most of the other Rebel prisoners in [[Frongoch prison]] in Wales. After his release that December as part of a general amnesty he became par
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  • Orange Order
    ...England have their Grand Lodges as well, but the Institution's presence in Wales is relatively low. It is also organised in various other regions, including
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  • Ireland, protohistory
    ...medieval [[Uaithni]]; the ''[[Gangani|Ganganoi]]'', also known in north [[Wales]], and the ''Wellaboroi'' in the far south-west.<ref name="freeman" /><ref
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  • Yorkshire (cricket)
    [[Category:Cricket clubs and teams in England and Wales]]
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  • Adoption
    ...ption/timeline.html Accessed: 29th December, 2007.</ref> [[England]] and [[Wales]] in 1926, [[Scotland]] in 1930,<ref>Carole Smith and Janette Logan. (2004, Although some jurisdictions such as England and Wales did begin to open records in the 1970s, ALMA's campaign in the United State
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  • David Lloyd George/Bibliography
    * Creiger, Don M. ''Bounder from Wales: Lloyd George's Career Before the First World War''. U of Missouri Press, 1
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  • Country/Catalogs
    ...ountries. However, they are not independent of each other. While Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have a level of autonomy through recent devolution of ...posed of four widely recognised constituents ([[England]], [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]]) that, for example, compete in many sports separ
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  • United Kingdom
    ...'United Kingdom''' is a political union of the countries of [[England]], [[Wales]], [[Scotland]] and [[Northern Ireland]]. Its formal title is "The United ...d devolved a degree of legislative independence to [[Northern Ireland]], [[Wales]] and [[Scotland]]. It joined the [[European Union]] but did not adopt its
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  • Banknotes of the Chatham Islands
    ...otes are a private issue (like the "Black Sheep" notes that were issued in Wales in 1969), they are worthy of study.
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  • Over the Hills and Far Away
    ...originally constructed the song in 1970 at Bron-Yr-Aur, a small cottage in Wales where they stayed after completing a gruelling concert tour of the United S
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/November 7, 2007
    ...d the local Chinese restaurant and got some [[Chinese cuisine]]. Went to [[Wales]] to relax then upped sticks and went to [[Denmark]] instead. He left the p ...on]], while chewing thoughtfully on a [[banana]], thought that a trip to [[Wales]] was in order. He doesn't know how to ask for a banana in [[Welsh language
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  • Kruger National Park
    ...proximately 20,000 square kilometers which is an area larger than either [[Wales]] or [[Israel]] <ref name="Kruger">{{cite book|title=Exploring Kruger. Prim
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  • USS Procyon (AKA-2)
    ...Skirting known positions of German "wolf-packs", she reached [[Swansea]], Wales [[11 March]] and sailed again [[13 April]] with a merchant convoy bound for
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  • USS Algorab (AKA-8)
    ...n [[15 September]], the attack cargo ship sailed to [[Newcastle, New South Wales|New Castle]], Australia, for amphibious warfare training exercises. After t
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  • Jehu Davis
    ...e)|Maryland]], son of Thomas Davis. His paternal grandfather was born in [[Wales]]. Jehu Davis came to [[Laurel, Delaware|Laurel]], [[Delaware (U.S. state)|
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  • Head of State/Catalogs
    ...composed of four countries joined in union - [[England]], [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and [[Northern Ireland]].</ref></td><td>{{headofstate|United Kingdom}}</t
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  • Evangelicalism
    ====Wales==== *[[Evangelical Movement of Wales]]
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  • Battleship
    ...ht|{{Loss of Prince of Wales and Repulse.jpg/credit}}<br />HMS ''Prince of Wales'' and HMS ''Repulse'' under Japanese air attack off the coast of British Ma ...sea. Neverthless, three days later, the British battleship HMS ''Prince of Wales'' and battlecruiser HMS ''Repulse'' were sunk by Japanese aircraft.
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  • Queen Victoria
    In 1795, the Regent (then the Prince of Wales) had married Princess Caroline of Brunswick (1768&ndash;1821). This was pos ...n published; however her crucial correspondence with her son the Prince of Wales ([[Edward VII]]) was destroyed; Princess Beatrice, her youngest daughter, r
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  • Duleep Singh
    A statue of the Maharajah was officially unveiled by HRH the [[Prince of Wales]] in 1999 at Butten Island in Thetford, a town which benefitted from his an
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  • GTK (television series)
    ...m Coca Cola Skateboard contest at Aquatic Drive, Frenchs Forest, New South Wales, in 1975.
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  • Reformed churches
    *The [[Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales]] has nine congregations.
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  • British Empire/Timelines
    *1788 [[New South Wales]] founded as a penal colony[http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/empire/epis
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  • John Home
    ...rd Bute, then secretary of state, and was appointed tutor to the prince of Wales. Garrick produced a succession of further tragedies: ''Agis'' opened at Dru
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  • Led Zeppelin III
    ...October 1970 by Atlantic Records. Composed largely at a remote cottage in Wales known as Bron-Yr-Aur, this work represented a maturing of the band's music ...mid-spring 1970 at Bron-Yr-Aur, an 18th century cottage in Gwynedd, South Wales, on a hilltop overlooking the River Dyfi|Dyfi Valley, three miles north of
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  • University of Oxford
    ...attest to increasing scholarly activity at Oxford. The writer [[Gerald of Wales]] lectured to scholars there in 1188, and the first known foreign scholar,
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  • Wikipedia
    ...t online encyclopedia written by experts, Wikipedia was started by [[Jimmy Wales]] and [[Larry Sanger]] in January 2001 as a multilingual, Web-based, free c .../ref><ref name=Wales2>{{cite web |title=Wikipedia Governance |author=Jimmy Wales |url=http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_Governance |quote=Final polic
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  • John L. Lewis
    ...ucas, Iowa, the son of Thomas H. Lewis, a farm laborer and coal miner from Wales, and Ann Louisa Watkins. The mother was a Mormon and the boy adopted her ri
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  • Dunstanburgh Castle
    ...chitecture was intended to rival the castles built by King [[Edward I]] in Wales during the English conquest of the late 13th century (the likes of [[Caerna
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  • Archive:Why I contribute to CZ
    .../blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100046255/wikipedia-bias-jimmy-wales-does-the-right-thing/] he has unfortunately been unsuccessful.
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  • Doctor Who/Timelines
    **March 26: Rose, first episode of the third production, by BBC Wales, with Christopher Eccleston as Doctor Who
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  • Ellis Island
    ...and takes its name from Samuel Ellis, a colonial New Yorker, possibly from Wales, who owned the island during the late 1700s and kept a tavern, serving sail
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  • Ken Rosewall
    ...th Wales Metropolitan Championships (not to be confused with the New South Wales Championships), where he was defeated by the world-class adult player [[Ken ...and on wood Rosewall ended the season by winning on grass at the New South Wales Championships, Sydney, cementing his status as the best all-court player th
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  • Liberalism
    ...h of England]] was never disestablished, except in Ireland (1869) and in [[Wales]] (1914). The old feudal privileges of the [[House of Lords]] weren't trimm
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  • Migration (demography)/Bibliography
    ...tion in a Mature Economy: Emigration and Internal Migration in England and Wales 1861–1900,'' (1985),
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  • First-class cricket
    ...d, albeit an unofficial one, from the [[1864 cricket season in England and Wales|1864 season]] when [[overarm bowling]] was legalised. The classification wa ...says it is "taking" the first-class matches to be one against [[New South Wales (cricket)|Sydney]] (<i>sic</i>), two each against [[Victoria (cricket)|Vict
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  • Church of Scotland
    ...ion and National Identity: Wales and Scotland C. 1700-2000'' University of Wales Press, (2001), 355pp [http://www.questia.com/read/107360930 online edition
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  • Tony Blair/Timelines
    ...Scotland and Wales come out in favour (by 74.3% in Scotland and 50.3% in Wales) ...overall majority and takes power under First Minister [[Donald Dewar]]. In Wales, Labour wins the largest share of the vote, (but the Welsh nationalists ([[
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  • Coal mining
    ...of exploiting coal during the Industrial Revolution were experienced in [[Wales]] and the [[Midlands]] of [[England]], and in the Rhine and Ruhr river area ...ds helped to make the prosperity of Lancashire, of Yorkshire, and of South Wales; the Yorkshire pits which supplied Sheffield were only about 300 feet deep.
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  • Early Quaker History
    ...around Bristol.<ref>Reay p 29</ref> By 1654 there were Quaker meetings in Wales, Ireland and Scotland, though in the two latter the greatest success seems
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  • Origins of cricket
    ...y [[Edward II|Prince Edward]], then aged 15. He was the future [[Prince of Wales]] who went on to become Edward II and die horribly at the hands of enemies
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  • Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
    ...First Minister]]. (See [[First Minister of Scotland]], [[First Minister of Wales]], and [[First Minister of Northern Ireland]].) ...rd Chancellor]], and senior ecclesiastical functionaries (in [[England and Wales]], the [[Church of England|Anglican]] Archbishops of Canterbury and York; i
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  • USS Achernar (AKA-53)
    ...d out to sea on 19 March, with Convoy CU-18. She arrived at [[Swansea]], [[Wales]] on 30 March and spent the next two months transporting cargo and personne
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  • Jamie Cullum
    ...r, Yvonne, is a secretary of Anglo-Burmese origin, whose family settled in Wales after Burma's independence; his father, John Cullum, worked in finance. His
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  • History of railways (Britain)
    Leunig (2006) assesses train speeds in England and Wales during 1843-1912. Trains were fast compared with coaches or walking, and th
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  • Inland taipan
    ...iver]]s in northwestern [[Victoria]] (1879) and "Fort Bourke", [[New South Wales]] (1882); however the species has not been collected in either state since
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  • Richard Owen
    ...same time, Sir Thomas Mitchell's discovery of fossil bones in [[New South Wales]] provided material for a series of papers on the extinct mammals of [[Aust
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  • Leith
    ...New Dock (1892-1901). There are several dry docks, of which the Prince of Wales Graving Dock (1858) is the largest. In 1908 the tonnage of ships entering t
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  • Ebrahim Baronets
    ...on of 300,000 rupees for a museum commemorating a visit by the [[Prince of Wales]] and a contribution towards a statue of the Prince in Bombay<ref>Page 163.
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  • Civil Rights Movement
    ...ent was prorogued. Northern Ireland came under direct rule, like Scotland, Wales and England. It wasn't to get back any form of devolved government until af
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  • Pound sterling
    ...="center" colspan="2" | [[British coin One Pound|One-pound coin]] (2000, [[Wales|Welsh]] design) Laws of [[legal tender]] are uniquely complex in the UK. In [[England]] and [[Wales]], banknotes issued by the [[Bank of England]] are legal tender, meaning th
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  • History of England/Timelines
    ...historic_figures/agricola.shtml][78 AD] - extends Roman control into North Wales and Scotland. ...among the pagan Celtic tribes of Western Britain and becomes Archbishop of Wales
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  • The Song Remains the Same
    ...he Holy Grail. Scenes from the sword fight were filmed at Raglan Castle in Wales while the sailing, horseback riding and beach scenes were shot at Aberdovey
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  • USS Andromeda (AKA-15)
    ...ut to sea with a convoy bound for [[Europe]]. She reached [[Newport]] in [[Wales]] on [[9 March]] and unloaded cargo on the 10th, llth, and 12th. After visi
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  • The Children's Machine
    ...rst=Karen|date=15 July 2008|title=Wikipedia – LongNow interview with Jimmy Wales|url=http://www.k12opened.com/blog/archives/96|publisher=K12 Open Ed|accessd
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  • Cricket (sport)
    ...the [[Women's Cricket Association]], founded in 1926, to the [[England and Wales Cricket Board]] (ECB).<ref name="WCA">[http://www.womenscrickethistory.org/ ...ad & Tobago (cricket)|Trinidad & Tobago]]. England is actually England and Wales combined; similarly Ireland is a combination of the two Irish countries. In
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  • Lacrosse
    ...rica]], [[Canada]], [[England]] and [[Australia]], with [[Scotland]] and [[Wales]] also competing in the women's edition. The expansion of the game internat ***[[Wales]] - [http://www.lacrossewales.com/intro/home.asp Welsh Lacrosse Association
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  • Cryobiology
    ...ization|Registered Charity]] in 2003 ([[Charity Commission]] for England & Wales No. 1099747) with the purpose of promoting research into the effects of low
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  • Volatility (chemistry)
    ...l Intermolecular Forces], School of Chemistry, the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.</ref>
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  • Wilhelm II
    ...of the punitive expedition to China, his quarrel with Britain's Prince of Wales, and his reckless support of a tottering Austria-Hungary in the crises of 1
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  • Australia
    The majority of Indigenous people live in New South Wales (29%), Queensland (28%), Western Australia (15%) and the Northern Territory ...de. The easternmost point is [[Cape Byron]], at [[Byron Bay]], [[New South Wales|NSW]] (28º38'15"S 153º38'14"E), while the western extremity of Australia
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  • Wikipedia/Bibliography
    ...ks.google.com/books?id=39NOwajk3okC&printsec=frontcover}} Forward by Jimmy Wales. An enthusiast's attempt at a history of Wikipedia, faulted for some gaffes
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  • Epidemiology
    ...l people born in a one-week period in April, 1970 in England, Scotland and Wales. The study targets an original population of 17,200 people. Large scale enq
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  • England
    ...lish Channel) but shares land borders with [[Scotland]] to the north and [[Wales]] to the west. ...as the joint entity originally called ''England'' and later ''England and Wales''.
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  • Cricket from 1601 to 1620
    The seventeenth century began on Wednesday, 25 March 1601 in England and Wales (but on Thursday, 1 January 1601 in Scotland). On Thursday, 24 March 1602 (
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  • Manning Clark
    ...of Charles Clark's hasty departure from his parish in [[Kempsey, New South Wales|Kempsey]], where he had been having an affair with the family's maid, by wh ...re documents relating to the Dutch explorers and the founding of New South Wales in 1788 - Dymphna Clark did most of the research work in the Dutch archives
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  • British interim government (May–July 1945)
    ...rt Morrison]]; Somervell was previously [[Attorney General for England and Wales|Attorney General]] | [[Attorney General for England and Wales|Attorney General]]
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  • Oliver Cromwell
    ...and their outdoor staffs. By the autumn of 1643, two thirds of England and Wales were under the king's control; in spite of minor successes achieved at Gran ...st risings in south-east England, Cromwell first suppressed a rebellion in Wales, and then marched north to meet the Scots. He won a series of decisive vict
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  • It Won't Get You Anywhere
    ...astounding "four miles" in length? Four miles long? A single building in Wales? And no one knows that it is housing a secret army of 5,000 Germans? And th
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  • 30th United States Congress
    *: [[John Wales]] ''([[Whig Party (United States)|W]])'' *: [[John Wales]] (1783-1863), ''[[Whig Party (United States)|Whig]]'' …elected to fill v
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  • History of Scotland/Bibliography
    ...Cowlard. ''Historical Dictionary of the United Kingdom. Vol. 2: Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.'' Scarecrow, 1998. 465 pp.
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  • David Kilcullen
    | publisher = University of New South Wales - Australian Defence Force Academy
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