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Wikipedia: Primate
Wikipedia offers several paragraphs of information on the term, "Primate," including a species chart and hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Operetta
This Wikipedia site offers excellent information on the artform of the operetta, including its history, important contributors, and hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Russo Japanese War
Article on the Russo-Japanese War, including background, outbreak, military campaigns, battles, peace agreement, the war's aftermath, and its impact on culture.
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Wikipedia: Battle of Tsushima
Wikipedia offers information on the Battle of Tsushima of the Russo-Japanese War, including quick facts, external links and references, and hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Word Processor
Wikipedia offers a very complete definition of the word processor. Includes information on the origin of the word processor, word processing programs, and many hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Computer Network
Wikipedia offers the definition of the term, "Computer network," including the range, functional relationship, topologies, functions, and protocals.
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Wikipedia: Personal Area Network (Pan)
Wikipedia gives an excellent encyclopedia definition of a Personal Area Network for the computer, or PAN.
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Wikipedia: Modem
Wikipedia provides an extensive encyclopedia definition of the term, "Modem," including history, description, internet access, and more.
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Wikipedia: Local Area Network (Lan)
Wikipedia provides an encyclopedia definition of a local area network, or LAN, including many hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Cd Rom
Wikipedia offers a table of contents of information on the term, "CD-ROM," including an image.
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Wikipedia: Ms Dos
Wikipedia gives an excellent definition of Microsoft's original disk operating system, MS-DOS, including hyperlinked terms and more.
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Wikipedia: Mac Os History
Wikipedia offers a simply stated history of the Mac OS, or operating system, including table of contents and hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Justification for the State
From Wikipedia, this article outlines the purpose of government and explains how disagreement over purpose can splinter into various movements such as socialism, fascism, and communism. Includes links to further explanations of different...
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Wikipedia: Authoritarianism
From Wikipedia, an extensive definition of authoritarianism. Also includes arguments for and against authoritarian regimes.
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Wikipedia: Cd Burner
Wikipedia offers a simple definition of the term, "CD Burner," including external links and hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Presentation Program
This article explains how presentation software is used, and what types of software are available for this purpose.
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Wikipedia: Router
Wikipedia offers a detailed encyclopedia definition of the term, "router," including hyperlinked terms and links to router manufacturers and a picture of what a router looks like.
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Wikipedia: Debugging
Wikipedia provides a lengthy definition of the term, "debugging," including hyperlinked terms, links, and references.
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Wikipedia: Acetic Acid
Wikipedia provides information on acetic acid, including properties, biochemistry, history, production, uses, safety, and more.
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Wikipedia: Adenosine Triphosphate
Wikipedia provides information on adenosine triphosphate (ATP) including chemical properties, biological function, production, other triphosphates, and more.
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Wikipedia: Alkaline Earth Metals
Wikipedia offers a brief but accurate definition of alkaline earth metals. Includes a list of elements in the chemical series.
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Wikipedia: Allemande
Wikipedia offers a definition of allemande, a type of dance popular in Baroque music. Includes hyperlinked terms.
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Wikipedia: Ragtime
Wikipedia offers the definition, historical context, revival, and composers of the ragtime style of music.
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Wikipedia: Ashkenazi
Wikipedia entry for Ashkenazi Jews, descendants of Jews from Germany, Poland, Austria, and Eastern Europe.