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Vega, Lope de (Spanish dramatist & poet)
vegetable (food, plant)
Veii (ancient city, ancient Rome)
vein (in anatomy)
Velasco (Alvarado), Juan (Peruvian president)
Velasco Ibarra, Jos (Mara) (Ecuadorian president)
Velde, Henri van de (Art)
Velociraptor (dinosaur)
velocity (in physics)
velvet (in textile)
Velzquez, Diego (Rodrguez de Silva) (Spanish painter)
Venda (former homeland, South Africa)
Venda (member of a people of northeast South Africa)
Vende, Wars of the (Modern Europe)
vending machine (mechanical device)
Vendmiaire (of France)
Vendsyssel-Thy (Europe)
veneer (material, plant)
Venetian glass (fine)
Venetian school (music)
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Veneto (region of northeast Italy)
Venezuela (country)
Venice (city, Italy)
Venice, Peace of (Medieval)
Venice, Treaty of (Medieval)
Venizlos, Eleuthrios (Kyriakos) (Greek statesman/stateswoman)
venom (material)
ventilating (Architecture)
Ventris, Michael (George Francis) (English linguist)
venturi tube (Technology)
Venturi, Robert (Charles) (American architect)
Venus (second planet from the sun)
Venus (in Roman religion and mythology)
Venus's-flytrap (plant)
Veracruz (state, Mexico)
Veracruz (city, Mexico)
Veracruz incident (U.S. History)
Veralden-radien (Religion)
verbena (plant, herb)
Vercingetorix (Gaul military leader & statesman/stateswoman)
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