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Pages in category "Use dmy dates from December 2015"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 7,551 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Wa National Army
- Wa National Organisation
- Waddington, New Zealand
- Gar Waddy
- Frank Wade (cricketer)
- Thomas Wade (writer)
- Suresh Ganapat Wagmare
- Mohammad Waheed
- Umar Waheed
- Raza Naqvi Wahi
- Waiau, Canterbury
- Wolfram Waibel Sr.
- Monika Waidacher
- Nina Waidacher
- Waikari
- Waikuku
- Edmund Wainwright
- Judy Waite
- Waitohi
- Bhausaheb Rajaram Wakchaure
- Francis Godolphin Waldron
- Samuel Wale
- Wales Rugby League
- Ike Wales
- Sydney Walford
- Mohsin Wali
- Walkabout
- Ché Walker
- Darren Walker (cricketer)
- James Walker (Australian politician)
- Jeffrey Walker (cricketer)
- Kenneth Walker (Australian cricketer)
- Kenneth Walker (author)
- Lyndsay Walker
- Patricio Walker
- Sue Walker (politician)
- Thomas Walker (actor)
- Henry Walkerden
- Michael Wall (playwright)
- Adam Wallace-Harrison
- John Graham Wallace
- Wallis (retailer)
- Walmer Crescent
- Walpersberg
- Gez Walsh
- Hayden Walsh Jr.
- Hayden Walsh Sr.
- Maurice Walsh
- Melanie Walsh
- Tim Walsh (rugby union)
- Walter of Bibbesworth
- Walter Reid Community Arts Centre
- Walter Reid Court
- Rory Walton
- Michelene Wandor
- W. Wangyuh
- Mohammad Waqas (cricketer, born 1988)
- Waqt Ki Pukar
- A War
- Samu Wara
- Ward River (Central West Queensland)
- Samuel Ward (ice hockey)
- Thomas Ward (rugby union)
- Wardlow, Parkville, Melbourne
- Ware, Hertfordshire
- James Redding Ware
- John Warren (Australian politician)
- Anil Shukla Warsi
- M J Warsi
- Washdyke
- Frank Wassenberg
- Waterloo campaign: Waterloo to Paris (2–7 July)
- Waterton, New Zealand
- Denys Watkins-Pitchford
- Joe Watkins
- Giz Watson
- Balty Watt
- Gary Watts
- Warwick Waugh
- Razaullah Wazir
- Clifford Webb
- Marion St John Webb
- Peggy Webling
- Gerrit van Wees
- Wehshi Daku
- Per Weichel
- Thorsten Weidner
- Peter Weingart
- John Welborn
- Welbury railway station
- Arnold Wesker
- West Blatchington
- West Eyreton
- West Hill, Brighton
- West Indies High Performance Centre
- West Melton, New Zealand
- West Yorkshire Road Car Company
- Jane West (novelist)
- Neville West
- Thomas James West
- Westdene
- Lina Wester
- John F. C. Westerman
- Western Chalukya Empire
- Western Daily Press
- Western Institute of Technology (Philippines)
- Western lowland gorilla
- Western Satraps
- Westminster Kingsway College
- Chris Westwood (author)
- What She Came For
- Wheatstone, New Zealand
- John Wheeler (Australian politician)
- Peter Whelan
- Where Do We Go from Here? (2015 film)
- Samuel Whiddon
- Whistle Town
- Chris Whitaker
- Evelyn Whitaker
- Denis Whitburn
- Ben White (rugby union, born 1983)
- Charlie White (rugby union)
- Chris White (musician)
- Jim White (rugby union)
- Kathryn White
- Nic White
- Whitecliffs
- William Whitehead (poet)
- Warren Whiteside
- Graham Whitford
- John Whiting
- Whitlock Island
- Joshua Whitsitt
- Ben Whittaker
- Amanda Whittington
- Who Knows? (game show)
- John Whyte (pastoralist)
- Jan van Wijk
- Patrick Wilde
- Andrew Wildsmith
- Brian Wildsmith
- John Wildsmith (cricketer)
- Robert Wilkinson (Australian politician)
- Geoffrey Willans
- Barbara Willard
- Akito Willett
- William Wyndham's gravesite
- Bridget Williams
- David Williams (rugby union, born 1894)
- Philton Williams
- Roy Williams (playwright)
- Simon Williams (actor)
- Tom Williams (Australian footballer, born 1986)
- Ursula Moray Williams
- Jeanne Willis
- Willowby, New Zealand
- James Thompson Wilshire
- Chilla Wilson
- David Wilson (rugby union, born 1967)
- Dick Wilson
- Frank Wilson (rugby union, born 1885)
- John Gratton Wilson
- John Wilson (playwright)
- Robert Richard Wilson
- Samuel Wilson (Portsmouth MP)
- Pernilla Winberg
- Winchester, New Zealand
- David Winderlich
- 1992 Windsor Castle fire
- Windwhistle
- Winscombe, New Zealand
- Winter of 2009–10 in Great Britain and Ireland
- Winter of 2010–11 in the British Isles
- Paul Wintz
- Winx Club season 4
- Winx Club season 3
- Winx Club season 2
- Winx Club season 1
- Winx Club season 7
- Klara Wischer
- Wiseman's Cottage
- Witham Friary
- Church of St Mary, Witham Friary
- George Withers (politician)
- Ron Withnall
- Wittenstein
- Wohi Raat Wohi Awaaz
- Eliza Wohlers
- Richard Wojciak
- Wolf 1061
- List of awards and nominations received by Wolfmother
- Emme Wong
- Wood family
- Wood Green
- Charles Wood (playwright)
- David Wood (actor)
- Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood