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Kelme

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'''Kelme''' may refer to:

*[[Kelmė]], a town in Lithuania
*[[Kelme (company)]], a Spanish firm that manufactures sport shoes and clothing
*[[Kelme (cycling team)]], a professional cycling team sponsored by the Spanish firm, active from 1980 to 2006

==See also==
{{canned search|kelme}}
* [[Barsakelmes (disambiguation)]], including Barsa-Kelmes
* [[KELM (disambiguation)]]
* {{srt|1}}

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Miller Field

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'''Miller Field''' may refer to:
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==Places==

===In the United States===
* [[Jessee/Miller Field]], Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut
* [[Zell B. Miller Field]], Young Harris, Georgia
* [[Les Miller Field]], a baseball venue in Chicago, Illinois
* [[Miller Field (baseball)]], a baseball stadium in Owensboro, Kentucky
* [[Joe Miller Field at Cowgirl Diamond]], Lake Charles, Louisiana
* [[Miller Field (airport)]], an airport in Valentine, Nebraska (IATA: VTN, ICAO: KVTN)
* [[Miller Field (Las Cruces)]], New Mexico; an American football stadium
* [[Miller Field (Staten Island, New York)]], a park and former military base in New Dorp, Staten Island, New York
* Miller Field, a ball park on the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah; see [[Larry H. Miller Field]]
** [[Larry H. Miller Field]], a baseball stadium on the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah
** [[Gail Miller Field]], a softball stadium on the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah
* [[Marty L. Miller Field]], a baseball venue in Norfolk, Virginia

===Other places===
* [[Melfort (Miller Field) Aerodrome]] (TC LID: CJZ3), Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada; an airport
* [[Miller oilfield]], a North Sea oil and gas field

==See also==
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* [[Bowden Golf Course]], built on the site of Miller Field, a former airfield in Macon, Georgia
* [[Miller Park (disambiguation)]]
* {{srt|2}}
* [[Miller (disambiguation)]]
* [[Field (disambiguation)]]

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CNAC

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'''CNAC''' may refer to:

*[[China National Aviation Corporation]]
*[[Canadian Numbering Administration Consortium]]
*[[Centro Nacional Autónomo de Cinematografía]]
* Centre National d'Art Contemporain, Grenoble, France; located at the [[Le Magasin]]
* Centre National des Arts du Cirque, [[Châlons-en-Champagne]], Marne, Grand Est, France

* CNAC House, [[Hong Kong International Airport]], Hong Kong, China; HQ for Air China
* Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee, part of the [[Cambridge movement (civil rights)]]
* Covington Neighborhood Action Coalition, see [[History of Covington, Kentucky]]

==See also==
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* {{srt|1}}

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2170

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'''2170''' may refer to:

* [[2000 (number)#2100 to 2199|2170 (number)]], a number in the 2000-3000 range
* [[3rd millennium#22nd century|2170 CE/AD]], a year (12170 on the Holocene calendar; 120 AP); and its associated decade (2170s)
* [[2170 BC]]/BCE, a year (7931 on the Holocene calendar; -2169 on the ISO calendar; 3219 BP); and its associated decade (2170s B.C./BCE)
* [[2170 battery]] (aka 21700), a size form factor of cylindrical lithium-ion rechargeable battery cells
* [[2170 Byelorussia]] (asteroid #2170), an asteroid named Byelorussia, the 2170th asteroid registered
* [[Queensland Railways 2170 class]], a class of diesel-electric locomotive operated by Queensland Railways
* U+2170x (Unicode character block), see [[List of CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B (Part 2 of 7)]]
* U+2170 (Unicode character), see [[List of Latin letters by shape]]
* hex 2170 (JIS character), see [[List of Japanese typographic symbols]]

==See also==
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* {{category|Fiction set in the 2170s}}
* {{ship|USS|Relief|ID-2170}}, a U.S. Navy salvage tug
* [[Farm to Market Road 2170]] (FM-2170), a road in Texas, USA
* [[LTE frequency bands|LTE frequency band 1]] (Long Term Evolution / 4G) downlink frequencies 2110–2170MHz
* [[S-DMB]] (S-Band Digital Media Broadcasting) using 2170–2200 MHz
* UNSC Resolution 2170, a 2014 UN Security Council resolution for [[international military intervention against ISIL]]
* ''[[The Thing Happens: A.D. 2170]]'' (stageplay), a 1910s play written by George Bernard Shaw
* {{srt|1}}
* [[21700 (disambiguation)]]
* [[217 (disambiguation)]]
* [[217 (number)]]
* [[217]] (ISO year +217; A.D. 217 / 217 CE)

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Clarence Campbell Conference

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[[Category: Western Conference (NHL)]]

Prince of Wales Conference

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[[Category: Eastern Conference (NHL)]]

Campbell Conference

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[[category:National Hockey League divisions]]

Wales Conference

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[[category:National Hockey League divisions]]

Good humour

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ACLS

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'''ACLS''' may refer to:

* [[Acrocallosal syndrome]], a genetic disease
* [[Advanced cardiac life support]], a set of clinical interventions for medical emergencies
* [[American Council of Learned Societies]], a federation of scholarly organizations
* [[Axcelis Technologies]], a company producing equipment for the semiconductor manufacturing industry
* [[Modern_United_States_Navy_carrier_air_operations#Approach|Automatic Carrier Landing System]]
* [[Association of Canada Lands Surveyors]], the licensing body for professional surveyors practicing on federal lands in Canada

== See also ==
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* [[ACL (disambiguation)]]
* [[CLS (disambiguation)]]
* [[CL (disambiguation)]]
* {{srt|1}}

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Overtown

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'''Overtown''' may refer to:

* [[Overtown (Miami)]], a neighborhood of Miami, Florida, United States
* [[Overtown, Lancashire]], England, UK
* [[Overtown, North Lanarkshire]], Scotland, UK
* [[Overtown, West Yorkshire]], England, UK
* [[Overtown, Wiltshire]], England, UK

==See also==
{{canned search|overtown}}
* [[Overton (disambiguation)]]
* [[Overtones (disambiguation)]]
* {{srt|1}}
* [[Over (disambiguation)]]
* [[Town (disambiguation)]]

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Lavas

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'''Lavas''' may refer to

* [[Lava]]
*[[Lavaş]] (lavash) flatbread
*[[Lavaş cheese]] produced in Turkey
*[[Manne Lavås]] (born 1944), Swedish speed skater

==See also==
{{canned search|lavas}}
* [[Lava (disambiguation)]]
* {{srt|1}}

{{Disambiguation}}

D'Hilliers

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The Hilly

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#REDIRECT [[Hilly]]

Fort Miami

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'''Fort Miami''' or ''variant'', was the name of several forts in what is now the United States:

*[[Fort Miami (Michigan)]]
*[[Fort Miami (Indiana)]], originally ''Fort des Miamis'' then ''Fort St. Philippe''
*[[Fort Miami (Ohio)]], originally ''Fort Miamis''

==See also==
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* {{intitle|Ft Miami}}
* {{srt}}
* [[Port Miami (disambiguation)]]
* [[Miami (disambiguation)]]
* [[Fort (disambiguation)]]

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