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Britannica Concise Encyclopedia

Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
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Diaghilev, Sergey (Pavlovich) (Russian ballet dancer, artist & critic)
diagnosis (technique)
diagnostic imaging (disambiguation)
dial gauge (Technology)
dialect (in linguistics)
dialectical materialism (in philosophy, politics)
dialysis (in chemistry)
dialysis (in medicine)
diamond (mineral)
Diana (in Roman religion)
diaphragm (in anatomy)
diarrhea (condition)
diary (in literature)
Dias, Bartolomeu (Navigator / Explorer)
Diaspora (in Judaism)
diathermy (technique)
diatom (algea)
Díaz, Porfirio (Mexican statesman)
Dibdin, Charles (English composer & dramatist)
Dibon (ancient city, Israel)
dice (in games and gambling)
Dickey, James (Lafayette) (American poet & novelist)
Dickinson, John (American statesman)
dictator (in politics)
dictionary (in linguistics, literature)
Diderot, Denis (Philosopher/Writer)
Didion, Joan (American writer)
Dido (in Roman mythology)
die (mechanical device, industry)
die casting (industry, process)
Diebenkorn, Richard (American painter)