| Paraíso, São Paulo | Patrick Chapman | Panorama (disambiguation) |
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| Paul HamiltonPaul Hamilton (1762-1816) was the 3rd United States Secretary of the Navy, from 15 May 1809 31 December 1812. Paul Hamilton was born in Saint Paul's Parish, South Carolina, on 16 October 1762. During the American War of Independence he served actively in | Paul MagloirePaul Eugene Magloire ( July 19 1907 July 12 2001) was a Haitian military ruler from 1950 to 1956. Paul Magloire was born as a general's son. In 1946 he participated in a successful coup against the president Elie Lesvot. When his successor president Dumar | Paul CarusPaul Carus ( 1852 1919). The eclectic Paul Carus is immortalized by the Carus Foundation, the Carus Lectures, and the American Philosophical Association. Carus considered himself a theologian rather than philosopher, however. He referred to himself as "an |
| Packet Radio SystemA way Amateur or "Ham" radio operators use to communicate with computers over radio-frenquency links. Not very fast compared to the modern internet. | Paul NashPaul Nash ( 1899 1946) was a British war artist. He was the son of a successful lawyer and was born London on May 11, 1899. Nash was educated at St. Paul's School and the Slade School of Art (unlike his younger brother John, who became an artist without f | Parent empowermentParent Empowerment Headline text by Jacob Morris 12:46, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC). |
| Paolo Verrucci | Panax quinquefolius | Parliament House, Melbourne |
| Palisa (crater) | Pardinho | Pariquera-Açu |
| Parisi | Patrocínio | Patrocínio Paulista |
| Patrick Lalor | Paulicéia | Paulistânia |
| Paulo de Faria | Pausha | Parkgate, Wirral |
| Parkgate | PALASM | Parallelizing compiler |
| Pablo Aimar | Paul Scoon | Palace of Sports |
| Pan-African Parliament | Patrick Feehan | Papillae |
| Paganism in the Eastern Alps | Patricia Mckillip | Paul Jenkins |
| Paco Decina | Pageant queen | Paolo Vanoli |
| Paul Fitts | Pareto analysis | Parkdale (electoral district) |
| Pantera (disambiguation) | Pan Tau | Paul Mercurio |
| Patrick Hogan (politician) | Park City Jazz Festival | Paulinus |
| Padenghe sul Garda | Paderno | Paderno Dugnano |
| Paderno d'Adda | Paderno Ponchielli | Paderno del Grappa |
| Paderno Franciacorta | Pasteur Bizimungu | Panorama (album) |
| Palmerston, New Zealand | Paris, When It Sizzles | Passiflora caerulea |
| Painstream | Panchayat Prajatantra Party | Parametric plot |
| Patriotic Front | Pardot Kynes | Paul Haeberlin |
| Paisco Loveno | Paitone | Palazzolo sull'Oglio |
| Palazzolo | Paraíba valley | Pauline Holdstock |
| Paul Chai | Patricia Tallman | Parabolic fractal distribution |
| Paratebueno | Palmerston Island | Parietal art |
| Paul Ehrlich (surgeon general) | Patti Yasutake | Pascani |
| Partial thromboplastin time | Paul Mowatt | Parcham Party of India |
| Pacific Solution | Page House | Park La Brea, Los Angeles, California |
| PalmOne Treo 650 | Partenopean Republic | Paul Brady |
| Park Yong Ha | Parex | Papa Wemba |
| Pay-as-you-go tax | Pascale Ogier | Pack animal |
| Partly Plugged | Passenger car | Parable of the widow's mite |
| Paratico | Paras (Pokémon) | Parasect |
