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Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
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Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (American basketball player)
Abelard, Peter (Philosopher)
Abenaki (tribe, North America)
Abeokuta (city, Nigeria)
Aberdeen (city, Scotland)
Aberdeen, George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th earl of (English statesman/stateswoman)
Aberhart, William (Canadian statesman/stateswoman)
aberration (in optics)
Aberystwyth (city, Wales)
Abhidharmakosa (Religion)
abhijna (Religion)
Abidjan (city, Cote d'Ivoire)
Abilene (city, Kansas)
Abilene (city, Texas)
abortion (treatment, condition)
Abraham (Religious Figure / Biblical Figure)
Abraham, Plains of (geographical area, Canada)
abrasives (Technology)
Absalom (in the Old Testament)
Absaroka Range (section of the Rocky Mountains)
abscess (condition)
absentee ownership (in economics)
absolute value (in mathematics)
absolute zero (in physics, thermodynamics)
absorption (electronics)
abstract art (Fine Arts)
Abstract Expressionism (movement, United States)
Abu Bakr (caliph)
Abu Dhabi (sheikhdom, city, United Arab Emirates)
Abu Muslim (Persian statesman/stateswoman)
Abu Zaby (Middle East)
Abuja (city, Nigeria)