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{{Short description|Fictional town in Kurt Vonnegut novels and stories}} ...age=49}}</ref> The town has been compared to Zenith, the fictional setting in [[Sinclair Lewis]]'s 1922 novel ''[[Babbitt (novel)|Babbitt]]''.<ref>{{cite ...

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{{short description|Fictional supranational organization created by Rudyard Kipling}} ...pling]] "[[With the Night Mail]]" (1905),<ref name="gutenberg"/> and later in "[[As Easy as ABC]]" (1912.) ...

{{Short description|Fictional planet variants in Kurt Vonnegut works}} ...ilky Way galaxy<!--"several galaxies away"--> or being [[Fictional fiction|fictional within the fiction itself]].<ref name="Klinkowitz" /> ...

{{Short description|1969 novel by Robert Silverberg}} | release_date = 1969 ...

...[[The New 52]] as part of the Justice League. Both characters are similar in design to Metamorpho and have the same powers. ==Fictional character biography== ...

|caption = ''Showcase'' #82 (May 1969), cover art by [[Joe Kubert]]. |debut = ''[[Showcase (comics)|Showcase]]'' #82 (May 1969) ...

{{short description|Fictional character in Dark Shadows}} * Schuyler Rumson (1969–1970)}} ...

...name|Germanic]] elements ''god'' vs. ''[[gaut]]'', which became conflated in Old High German by the end of the early medieval period.<ref>[[Albert Dauza ...rson (surname)|Jefferson]] is also a patronymic version of the given name. In [[Scotland]], Jeffrey is most frequently found to be a surname. ...

...irst found in the counties of [[Limerick]] and [[Mayo, County Mayo|Mayo]], in which two distinct families arose shortly after the [[Anglo-Norman invasion ...or ''Gillebert'', which is composed of the [[Germanic languages|Germanic]] elements ''Gisil'' which means "hostage", "pledge", or "noble youth," and ''berht'', ...

{{short description|Fictional character created by Charles Dickens}} ...acter is widely thought to be based on Dickens himself, incorporating many elements of his own life.<ref>{{cite book |title=David Copperfield |last=Gavin |firs ...

'''Mr Praline''' is a fictional character from the television show ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'', pl ...Vox populi|vox pop]] segment, to announce that he would be appearing later in the show.<ref name="Johnson-90">Johnson 1999, p. 90</ref> This he did as a ...

...position]]s are not limited to "true" and "false", but instead take values in some fixed [[complete Boolean algebra]]. ...ematics)|forcing]]. They are also related to [[Heyting algebra]] semantics in [[intuitionistic logic]]. ...

...mics]]'' #19 ([[Nedor Comics|Better Publications]], Aug 1941). He appeared in almost every issue until #41 (April 1944).<ref>{{cite book |last1=Benton |f ...s revived in the Modern Age in ''[[Femforce]]'' #59, by [[AC Comics]], and in ''[[Tom Strong]]'' #11, by [[Alan Moore]] and [[Chris Sprouse]].<ref name=M ...

{{about|the Star Trek character|places in Iran|Surak, Iran (disambiguation)|the ancient city of the Middle East|Seleu | first = "[[The Savage Curtain]]" (1969) <br> (''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|The Original Series]]'') ...

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{{about|the fictional character created by David Bowie|the song by Peter Schilling|Major Tom (Com ...a space suit emblazoned "Major Tom" floats in a black void with two women in flowing dresses. ...

{{Short description|Fictional business on Sesame Street}} ...009 |publisher=Black Dog & Leventhal |isbn=978-1579126384 |page=67}}</ref> In the show, the original owner was [[Mr. Hooper]], a gruff but friendly groce ...

{{Short description|Martial art move in Star Trek}} ...he fictional ''[[Star Trek]]'' universe, the '''Vulcan nerve pinch''' is a fictional technique used mainly by [[Vulcan (Star Trek)|Vulcan]]s to render unconscio ...

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