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Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
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curlew (bird)
Curley, James Michael (U.S. History)
curling (in sports)
Curonian Lagoon (body of water, Lithuania/Russia)
currant (plant, fruit)
Currie, Sir Arthur William (Canadian military leader)
Currier & Ives (American artist & businessman/businesswoman)
curry (spice)
Curtis Institute of Music (university, Pennsylvania)
Curtis, Cyrus (Herman Kotzschmar) (American financier, businessman/businesswoman & writer)
Curtis, Tony (Actor)
Curtiss, Glenn (Hammond) (American inventor & aviator)
Curtiz, Michael (Director, Actor, Drama/Romance)
curve (in mathematics)
Cushing, Caleb (American statesman/stateswoman)
Cushing, Harvey Williams (American surgeon)
custard apple (plant, tree, fruit)
custom (in psychology, anthropology)
Custoza, Battles of (Modern Europe)
Cuthbert, Saint (English theologian)
cutting (in agriculture)
cutworm (insect)
Cuzco (city, Peru)
Cwmbrân (city, Wales)
cyanide (in chemistry)
cyanide process (process)
cyanobacteria (bacteria, bacteria)
cybercrime (technology)