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An encyclopedia where users create and edit encyclopedia pages.

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A soothing musical version of the Christmas song Winter Wonderland performed by Felix Bernard and Richard Smith, available to download for free in OGG format at Wikimedia Commons under the Public Domain license.

Wired is a monthly magazine, published in print and online, with a variety of stories, including stories about computers, software, the economy and much more.

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A knowledge based search engine with unique search technology and query results, including math, science, nutrition, history, geography, engineering, mathematics, linguistics, sports, finance, music and much more.

WomenBoxing.com has been in existence since 1998, originating from a former female boxer who wanted to improve the accuracy of women's boxing history. Since then, her website has expanded substantially and now covers just about every area of female boxing. You'll find boxer profiles, biographies, stories, updates, boxing match reviews and much more at WomenBoxing.com.

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Women Who Cycle: a blog designed for women who cycle with stories about cycling, guides, cycling techniques, tips and much more.

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A slightly dramatized episode review of "Wonder Woman Meets Baroness von Gunther", Season 1, Episode 1 of the 1970's television series Wonder Woman.

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