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Alphabetical list of featured articles as of http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Featured_articles&oldid=5602513

1. 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens
2. 2004 Democratic National Convention
3. ASCII
4. Abraham Lincoln
5. Abu Bakr Mohammad Ibn Zakariya al-Razi
6. Academia
7. Acetaminophen
8. Ackermann function
9. Action potential
10. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
11. Adoption in Rome
12. Alfred Hitchcock
13. Algorithm
14. All your base are belong to us
15. Alliterative verse
16. Anatoly Karpov
17. Anno Domini
18. Application Programming Interface
19. Art competitions at the Summer Olympics
20. Article One of the United States Constitution
21. Aryan invasion theory
22. Asperger's syndrome
23. Assassin
24. Attack on Pearl Harbor
25. Auto rickshaw
26. Aztalan State Park, Wisconsin
27. Barack Obama
28. Baroque
29. Bathing machine
30. Batman
31. Battle of Aljubarrota
32. Battle of Normandy
33. Battle of the Bulge
34. Beer
35. Behistun Inscription
36. Belgium
37. Bible code
38. Billboard (advertising)
39. Bioinformatics
40. Bishojo game
41. Black hole
42. Blackjack
43. Bloodletting
44. Bob Dylan
45. Bodyline
46. British East India Company
47. Brolga
48. Bruno Kreisky
49. Bryce Canyon National Park
50. Buckinghamshire
51. Buddhism
52. Bullfighting
53. Byzantine Empire
54. C programming language
55. Calvin and Hobbes
56. Carl Sagan
57. Carlsbad Caverns National Park
58. Chariot racing
59. Charles Graner
60. Charles Ives
61. Chess
62. Chinatown
63. Christianity
64. Chuck Palahniuk
65. City status in the United Kingdom
66. Cladistics
67. Coca-Cola
68. Cold fusion
69. Color Graphics Adapter
70. Comet
71. Common scold
72. Computer security
73. Congo Free State
74. Copyright
75. Coronation of the British monarch
76. Crash test dummy
77. Crime fiction
78. Crushing by elephant
79. DNA repair
80. DOOM
81. Damascus steel
82. Data Encryption Standard
83. Dmitri Shostakovich
84. Donegal fiddle tradition
85. Dreyfus Affair
86. Economics
87. Edward VI of England
88. Electronic amplifier
89. Elizabeth I of England
90. Emacs
91. Emperor Norton
92. Enclave
93. End times
94. England expects that every man will do his duty
95. English poetry
96. Enigma machine
97. Eureka Stockade
98. Euro
99. European Union
100. Father Damien
101. Felix the Cat
102. Ferdinand Magellan
103. Fermi paradox
104. First Amendment to the United States Constitution
105. First Battle of the Stronghold
106. Floppy disk
107. Ford Mustang
108. Foundation Series
109. Fountain pen
110. Fractal
111. Frankfurt School
112. Franks
113. Free will
114. Freemasonry
115. GNU/Linux naming controversy
116. Galileo Galilei
117. Garry Kasparov
118. Gender role
119. Gene
120. Geology of the Bryce Canyon area
121. George III of the United Kingdom
122. Geyser
123. Glass
124. Go (board game)
125. Golden Gate Park
126. Gough Whitlam
127. Governor-General of India
128. Gram Parsons
129. Gramophone record
130. Great Mosque of Djenné
131. Greek art
132. Greek mythology
133. H. P. Lovecraft
134. Have I Got News For You
135. Heavy metal music
136. Heavy metal umlaut
137. Hebrew calendar
138. Helium
139. Henry VIII of England
140. Hereditary peer
141. Hey Jude
142. Hinduism
143. History of Germany
144. History of Greenland
145. History of Scotland
146. History of computing hardware
147. History of the English penny
148. History of the Netherlands
149. History of the Peerage
150. Holy Prepuce
151. Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson
152. Horseshoe
153. Hubble Space Telescope
154. Humpback Whale
155. Humphrey Bogart
156. Hutton Inquiry
157. Ian McKellen
158. Igor Stravinsky
159. Indus Valley Civilization
160. Io (moon)
161. Irish Houses of Parliament
162. Irish poetry
163. Irish theatre
164. Isaac Asimov
165. Isan
166. James Bulger murder case
167. Japan general election, 2003
168. Java programming language
169. Jazz
170. Jet engine
171. Jim Henson
172. Jim Thorpe
173. John Major
174. Julius Caesar
175. Kakapo
176. Kashrut
177. Kitsch
178. Korean name
179. L. Paul Bremer
180. LEGO
181. LSD
182. Labour economics
183. Laika
184. Lawrence v. Texas
185. Leet
186. Leonardo da Vinci
187. Leopold and Loeb
188. Linus Pauling
189. Lollapalooza
190. London Congestion Charge
191. London Underground
192. Louis Armstrong
193. Ludwig Wittgenstein
194. MKULTRA
195. Madonna (singer)
196. Mail
197. Mains power plug
198. Mandarin (linguistics)
199. Margaret Thatcher
200. Mark Antony
201. Markup language
202. Marshall, Texas
203. Martha Stewart
204. Mary I of England
205. Medieval literature
206. Menstrual cycle
207. Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9
208. Middle-earth
209. Miles Davis
210. Milgram experiment
211. Mitochondrial Eve
212. Mixed-breed dog
213. Monopoly (game)
214. Montparnasse
215. Montreal Canadiens
216. Mordechai Vanunu
217. Mount St. Helens
218. Negligence
219. Nella Larsen
220. Newark, New Jersey
221. Nineteen Eighty-Four (TV programme)
222. Not the Nine O'Clock News
223. Nuclear weapon
224. Olympic Flame
225. Olympic Games
226. Operation Downfall
227. Operation Market Garden
228. Orca
229. Order of the Bath
230. Order of the Garter
231. Order of the Thistle
232. Origins of the American Civil War
233. Oxyrhynchus
234. PaX
235. Palm Sunday Tornado Outbreak
236. Papal election
237. Paradox
238. Parthenon
239. Paul Morphy
240. Peer review
241. Peerage
242. Peloponnesian War
243. People's Republic of China
244. Periodic table
245. Phonograph cylinder
246. Plate tectonics
247. Platypus
248. Poetry
249. Poetry of the United States
250. Poker
251. Portuguese language
252. President of Ireland
253. Prince-elector
254. Prisoner's dilemma
255. Privy Council
256. Propaganda
257. Prostitution
258. Provinces of Thailand
259. Psychosis
260. Pufferfish
261. Punk rock
262. Quantum computer
263. Quantum mechanics
264. Quatermass and the Pit
265. RISC
266. ROC presidential election, 2004
267. Race
268. Radar
269. Rainbow
270. Ralph Yarborough
271. Rembrandt
272. Revised Standard Version
273. Richard Feynman
274. Rights and privileges of peers
275. Road transport
276. Rock, Paper, Scissors
277. Roy Orbison
278. Royal Assent
279. Rudyard Kipling
280. Russian constitutional crisis of 1993
281. Russian language
282. Saxophone
283. Schizophrenia
284. Search engine
285. Separation of powers under the United States Constitution
286. Severe acute respiratory syndrome
287. Sex Pistols
288. Shakers
289. Sid McMath
290. Siege
291. Simon and Garfunkel
292. Single malt Scotch
293. Sino-Soviet split
294. Soap bubble
295. Something (song)
296. Space elevator
297. Spacecraft propulsion
298. Spamming
299. Speech synthesis
300. Speed of light
301. Sperm Whale
302. Split infinitive
303. Star Trek
304. Submarine
305. Summer Olympic Games
306. Superman
307. Synapse
308. Taiwanese (linguistics)
309. Tank
310. Tea
311. Telephone exchange
312. The Beatles
313. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
314. Thou
315. Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
316. Titanium
317. Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius
318. Traditional counties of England
319. Transit of Venus
320. Treaty of Devol
321. Trench warfare
322. Triangle
323. Trigonometric function
324. Tuberculosis
325. Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution
326. Tynwald Day
327. Typewriter
328. U.S. Electoral College
329. United States Constitution
330. VW Type 2
331. Vacuous truth
332. Vampire
333. Villain
334. Vowel
335. Voynich Manuscript
336. Vulgar Latin
337. War elephant
338. Warsaw uprising
339. Weather lore
340. Western movie
341. White Rose
342. Wigwag
343. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
344. World War I
345. World Wide Web
346. Yellowstone National Park
347. Yesterday (song)
348. Zeppelin
349. Zionism
350. Zuiderzee Works
351. Éire