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Move may refer to:
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[edit] Science
- Motion (physics)
- Move α (linguistics)
- Move (unit of measurement)
[edit] Government, law and politics
[edit] Computing
- Move (command), a shell command
- MOV (x86 instruction) an x86 assembly language instruction
- mv (short for move), a Unix command
- A state transition of a finite state machine
[edit] Entertainment
- PlayStation Move, a motion controller for the PlayStation 3
[edit] Film
- Move (film), a 1970 comedy directed by Stuart Rosenberg
[edit] Organizations and brands
- Daihatsu Move
- MOVE, a Philadelphia-based organization
- MOVE (Hungary), an early Hungarian fascist group
- Move, Inc., an online real estate company
- The Move (Sam Fife), a nondenominational Christian group
[edit] Music
- Move (Japanese band), a Japanese group
- The Move (band), a 1960s rock band
- The Move (album), a 1968 album by The Move
- Move (Freak Kitchen album)
- Move (Earl Klugh album)
- Move (Third Day album)
- "Move" (CSS song)
- "Move Bitch", the third official single off rapper Ludacris' album Word of Mouf
- "Move" (Moby song)
- "Move" (Q-Tip song)
- "Move" (Thousand Foot Krutch song)
- "Move (If You Wanna)", a song by Mims
- "Move" (Dance or Die song), a single by Dance or Die
- "Move", a song by Denzil Best
- "Move", a song by H-Blockx
- "Move", a song by Inspiral Carpets from the album Life
- Move Records, a record label
[edit] People
- Daniil Move (born 1985), Russian auto racing driver
[edit] See also
- Mauve
- Migration (disambiguation)
- Motion (disambiguation)
- Movement (disambiguation)
- Mover (disambiguation)
- Moving (disambiguation)
- Prime mover (disambiguation)
- Remove (disambiguation)
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