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* An oval or ovoid was originally an egg shape (from Latin OVVM); it is now usually used to refer to ellipses, but can also mean any similar shape, such as egg shapes or race-course shapes (a semicircle on either side of a quadrilateral). See also ovals of Cassini .

The Oval is a cricket ground.
An oval is also a ground for Australian Rules football.
An oval is also a specialized ice rink used for speed skating.
Oval is a electronic duo of Markus Popp and Frank Metzger. They are best known for their use of "prepared compact disc".

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OvalityIn telecommunications, the term ovality has the following meanings: 1. The attribute of an optical fiber, the cross section of the core or cladding of which deviates from a perfect circle. In an optical fiber, the degree of deviation, from perfect circula	Oval tube stationOval tube station in Kennington, London, England is about 500 metres from the Oval cricket ground. It connects to the Northern Line, and is between Stockwell and Kennington. It is in zone 2. From Oval tube station, buses travel to Brixton, Camberwell Gree	Oval OfficeThe Oval Office is the official office of the President of the United States, in the West Wing of the White House, built in 1902. The grand concept of an oval room had not figured in the original White House. An oval interior space is a Baroque concept th
Oval, LondonOval is an area of south London, in the London Borough of Lambeth. It contains Kennington Park and The Oval cricket ground. Oval is generally seen to be part of Kennington. The nearest tube station is Oval. London Districts.	OvalAn oval or ovoid was originally an egg shape (from Latin OVVM); it is now usually used to refer to ellipses, but can also mean any similar shape, such as egg shapes or race-course shapes (a semicircle on either side of a quadrilateral). See also ovals of	Oval barrowAn oval barrow is the name given by archaeologists to a elliptical type of prehistoric burial tumulus. In the British late Neolithic and early Bronze Age, oval barrow use may indicate a transition between earlier long barrows with multiple burials and the
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