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111Official Dreamcast Magazine — may refer to: Official Dreamcast Magazine (UK), a video game magazine published by Dennis Publishing Official Dreamcast Magazine (US), a video game magazine published by Imagine Media, Inc. This disambiguation page lists articles associated with… …
112Official Tourist — consists of Jasko, Jeremiah Nadya, Superdunny, and Kamau Patton. Based in Berkeley and Oakland, the group s music, clothing, parties, and art installations have quickly gained critical acclaim and a strong following both locally and abroad. The… …
113Official Aramaic language — Official Aramaic (700–300 BCE) Spoken in Ancient Near East Extinct 700 300 BCE Language family Afro Asiatic …
114Official Live: 101 Proof — Album par Pantera Sortie 22 Mai 1997 Enregistrement 1996 1997 Durée 80:00 Genre heavy metal Producteur …
115Official Nintendo Magazine — Pays  Royaume Uni Langue Anglais Périodicité Mensuel Genre …
116Official Solicitor — England, Wales The Official Solicitor is part of the judicial system of England and Wales. He acts for children or adults who lack capacity to represent themselves in court proceedings, and may also act as personal representative of the estate of …
117Official Information Act — may refer to: Official Information Act 1982 in New Zealand Official Information Act 2008 in the Cook Islands This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an …
118Official PlayStation Magazine (Ireland) — Editor Kevin MacDermot, Neil McGreevy Categories Computer and video games Frequency Monthly Circulation 64,000 First issue May 2000 Company …
119Official culture — is the culture that receives social legitimation or institutional support in a given society.[1] Official culture is usually identified with bourgeoisie culture.[2] For revolutionary Guy Debord, official culture is a rigged game , where… …
120official, officious — Official pertains to holding an office or position of authority: Mr. Rand is an official in the Treasury Department. This is an official order from the commanding officer. Officious means meddlesome, offering unwanted or unnecessary advice : The… …
