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nihilism (in politics, philosophy)
Nijinska, Bronislava (Russian ballet dancer)
Nijinsky, Vaslav (Russian ballet dancer)
Nike (in Greek Mythology)
Nikolais, Alwin (American dancer)
Nikon (Russian theologian)
Nile River (river, Africa)
Nilo-Saharan languages (language family of sub-Saharan Africa)
Nilot (Africa)
Nilsson, Birgit (Swedish musician)
Nîmes (city, France)
Nimitz, Chester W(illiam) (Sailor / World War II Figure)
Nin, Anaïs (Writer)
Nineveh (ancient city, Assyria/Iraq)
Ningxia (region, China)
Ninhursag (Mesopotamian mythology)
Ninsun (Mesopotamian mythology)
Ninurta (Mesopotamian mythology)
Niobe (in Greek Mythology)
Nipigon, Lake (lake, Canada)
Nipissing, Lake (lake, Canada)
Nippur (ancient city, Babylon)
Nirenberg, Marshall Warren (American biochemist)
nirvana (in Buddhism, Hinduism)
nitrate (in chemistry)
nitric acid (in chemistry)
nitric oxide (in chemistry)
nitrogen (element)
nitrogen cycle (in biology)
nitroglycerin (in chemistry)
nitrous oxide (in chemistry)
Nivernais (region, former province, France)