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Pop can mean:

Pop music
Pop art
Pop icons
Soft drink
Pop (frozen snack)
Short form of Lollipop
Father
Mayan Calendar - Pop is the first month of the Mayan Calendar
POP or PoP (as an acronym)
Pop (album) by U2

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