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12 Angry Men to Amish

12 Angry Men · 1984 Summer Olympics · 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike · 3M · 4chan · 50 Cent · A. P. Moller-Maersk Group · ACT (examination) · AOL · AT&T · AT&T Mobility · Aaron Copland · Abercrombie & Fitch · Abraham Lincoln · Abu Ghraib prison · Acadians · Accenture · Activision Blizzard · Adobe Systems · Advanced Micro Devices · Affluence in the United States · African American · Aileen Wuornos · Al Capone · Alan Keyes · Alan Turing · Albert Fish · Alcatraz Island · Alcoa · Aldi · Alexander (film) · Alfred Kinsey · Alger Hiss · Alice Walker · Allen Ginsberg · Allianz · Altria Group · Amazon.com · American Airlines · American Airlines Flight 11 · American Beauty (film) · American Broadcasting Company · American Civil Liberties Union · American Express · American International Group · American Jews · American Motors · Amherst College · Amish

Amtrak to Blackwater Worldwide

Amtrak · Andrew Carnegie · Andy Warhol · Angela Davis · Angelina Jolie · Anheuser-Busch · Ani DiFranco · Anna Nicole Smith · Anna Politkovskaya · Anna Wintour · Anne Heche · Annie Leibovitz · Anti-Americanism · Antonin Scalia · Arizona State University · Article One of the United States Constitution · Articles of Confederation · Associated Press · Atari · Attack on Pearl Harbor · Auburn University · BP · Ban Ki-moon · Bank of America · Bank of Montreal · Barack Obama · Barbra Streisand · Bates College · Baylor University · Benjamin Franklin · Berkelium · Berkshire Hathaway · Bessie Smith · Best Buy · Best Western · Betty Boop · Beyoncé Knowles · Bill Gates · Bill O'Reilly (commentator) · Bill Richardson · Billie Holiday · Billie Jean King · Billie Joe Armstrong · Billy the Kid · Black Monday (1987) · Black Panther Party · Black people · Blackbeard · Blackstone Group · Blackwater Worldwide

Blizzard Entertainment to Charles Manson

Blizzard Entertainment · Blockbuster Inc. · Boeing · Bond (finance) · Bonnie and Clyde · Boston College · Boston Tea Party · Boston University · Boy George · Boy Scouts of America · Brandeis University · Bride of Frankenstein · Brigham Young University · Britney Spears · Broadcom · Brokeback Mountain · Brothers & Sisters (2006 TV series) · Brown University · Brown v. Board of Education · Bruce Lee · Bryan Singer · Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV series) · Bulgarians · Burger King · But I'm a Cheerleader · Buzz Aldrin · CBS · CBS Corporation · CNBC · COINTELPRO · CSX Transportation · Cadbury plc · Cajun · California Institute of Technology · California State University · Canadian National Railway · Canadian Pacific Railway · Cantinflas · Carlyle Group · Carnegie Mellon University · Cary Grant · Case Western Reserve University · Caterpillar Inc. · Cato Institute · Central Intelligence Agency · Cerberus Capital Management · Certified Public Accountant · Cessna · Charles Laughton · Charles Manson

Charlize Theron to Democratic Party (United States)

Charlize Theron · Cher · Chevron Corporation · Chicago Tribune · Chief Justice of the United States · Chloë Sevigny · Chris Benoit · Christina Aguilera · Christmas · Chrysler · Chuck Palahniuk · Cisco Systems · Citigroup · Civil Rights Movement · Civil union · Clear Channel Communications · Clemson University · Cole Porter · Colgate-Palmolive · Colossus (comics) · Columbia Pictures · Columbia University · Comcast · Condoleezza Rice · ConocoPhillips · Constitution Party (United States) · Continental Airlines · Coretta Scott King · Cornell University · Costco · Court-martial · Creationism · Credit default swap · Creek (people) · Cybill Shepherd · Cyndi Lauper · César Chávez · DHL · Daimler AG · Dan Marino · Daniel Webster · David Berkowitz · David Bowie · David Hockney · David Lynch · Day of the Dead · Debbie Harry · Deere & Company · Dell · Delta Air Lines · Democratic Party (United States)

Desperate Housewives to Flag of Mexico

Desperate Housewives · Deutsche Bank · Dime (United States coin) · DirecTV · Dog Day Afternoon · Donald Trump · Donna Summer · Dot-com bubble · Dow Chemical Company · Dow Jones & Company · Drawn Together · Drew Barrymore · DuPont · Ducati Motor Holding · Due process · Duke University · EBay · ESPN · Eastman Kodak · Economy of the United States · Ed Gein · Ed Wood (film) · Edgar Allan Poe · Edward Low · Eleanor Roosevelt · Electronic Arts · Elizabeth Taylor · Ellen DeGeneres · Elton John · Embraer · Emily Dickinson · Eminem · Emma Goldman · Eni · Enron · Equal Protection Clause · Ernst & Young · Eugene V. Debs · Exploding whale · ExxonMobil · FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives · Fair use · Fannie Mae · FedEx · Federal Bureau of Investigation · Federal Communications Commission · Fergie (singer) · Firefighter · First Amendment to the United States Constitution · Flag of Mexico

Flag of Puerto Rico to Harvard Law School

Flag of Puerto Rico · Flag of the United States · Flags of the Confederate States of America · Florida International University · Florida State University · Forbes · Forced disappearance · Ford Motor Company · Fortune (magazine) · Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution · Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution · Fox Broadcasting Company · Francis Drake · Frank Costello · Franklin D. Roosevelt · Fred Phelps · Frederick Russell Burnham · Freedom House · Frito-Lay · G-Unit Records · Gambino crime family · General Electric · General Motors · George F. Kennan · George H. W. Bush · George Herbert Mead · George Takei · Georgetown University · Georgia Institute of Technology · Gerald Ford · Gertrude Stein · Girl Scouts of the USA · GlaxoSmithKline · Glenn T. Seaborg · Gold standard · Goldman Sachs · Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company · Gore Vidal · Grace Jones · Great Seal of the United States · Green Party (United States) · Greta Garbo · Gro Harlem Brundtland · Groundhog Day · Gulf Oil · H.D. · H. J. Heinz Company · HSBC · Halliburton · Harvard Law School

Harvard University to Jason Kidd

Harvard University · Haymarket affair · Henry Ford · Henry James · Henry Rollins · Herman Melville · Hillary Rodham Clinton · Hilton Hotels Corporation · Historic district (United States) · History of the United Nations · Hitachi, Ltd. · Holding company · Homestar Runner · Honda · Household income in the United States · Howard Gardner · Howard Hughes · Hurricane Katrina · I-35W Mississippi River bridge · I. M. Pei · IBM · IKEA · Ian McKellen · Independence Day (United States) · Indiana University (Bloomington) · Indigenous peoples of the Americas · Industrial Workers of the World · Intelligence quotient · Internal Revenue Service · Iran-Contra affair · Irish Traveller · Irvine, California · Isadora Duncan · Italian American · Ivy League · J. Edgar Hoover · JPMorgan Chase · Jack Abramoff · Jack Kerouac · Jack London · Jack Ruby · James Buchanan · James Dean · James Garner · James I of England · James Madison · James Monroe · Janet Jackson · Janis Joplin · Jason Kidd

Jasper Johns to Kofi Annan

Jasper Johns · Jeffrey Dahmer · Jenna Jameson · Jenny McCarthy · Jerry Falwell · Jesse Helms · Jesse James · JetBlue Airways · Jim Jones · Jim Lovell · Jim Thorpe · Jimmy Hoffa · Jimmy Wales · Joan Crawford · Jodie Foster · Joe Hill · Joel Schumacher · John Adams · John Barrowman · John Cage · John D. Rockefeller · John Dewey · John Dillinger · John Forbes Nash, Jr. · John Gotti · John Holmes (actor) · John McCain · John Quincy Adams · John Wayne Gacy · John Wilkes Booth · Johns Hopkins University · Johnson & Johnson · Jon Corzine · Joseph Heller · Josephine Baker · Joss Whedon · Judith Butler · Judy Garland · Juilliard School · Julius and Ethel Rosenberg · Justin Timberlake · KFC · KPMG · Kansas State University · Katharine Hepburn · Kent State University · Key West, Florida · Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District · Knol · Kofi Annan

Kraft Foods to Merck & Co.

Kraft Foods · Ku Klux Klan · Kwanzaa · L. Ron Hubbard · Labor Day · Lance Bass · Langston Hughes · Larry Craig · Larry Sanger · Laurence Olivier · Law of the United States · Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory · Lee Harvey Oswald · Leonard Bernstein · Leonid Hurwicz · Lester B. Pearson · Libertarian Party (United States) · Lily Tomlin · Lockheed Martin · Los Alamos National Laboratory · Los Angeles Police Department · Lou Reed · Louis Riel · Louise Brooks · Louisiana Purchase · Louisiana State University · Ma Ying-jeou · Madonna (entertainer) · Mara Salvatrucha · Marbury v. Madison · Margaret Mead · Marilyn Monroe · Marlene Dietrich · Marlon Brando · Marriott International · Martin Luther King, Jr. · Martin Luther King, Jr. Day · Martina Navratilova · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · MasterCard · Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. · Mattel · Max Horkheimer · Mayor · McCarthyism · McDonald's · McGill University · McGraw-Hill · McKinsey & Company · Merck & Co.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to Ohio Wesleyan University

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer · Meyer Lansky · Michael Chabon · Michael Ignatieff · Michel Foucault · Michigan State University · Microsoft · Military-industrial complex · Morgan Stanley · Mortgage loan · Motorola · Mulholland Drive (film) · Mumia Abu-Jamal · MySpace · NASDAQ · NBC · NBC Universal · Natalie Clifford Barney · National Collegiate Athletic Association · National Football League · National Register of Historic Places · Native Hawaiians · NeXT · Neil Armstrong · Network neutrality · New York City Police Department · New York Post · New York Stock Exchange · New York University · New York metropolitan area · News Corporation · Newsweek · Nike, Inc. · Nintendo · Nissan Motors · No Child Left Behind Act · Nokia · Non-profit organization · Norman Rockwell · North American Free Trade Agreement · North Carolina State University · Northern Rock · Northrop Grumman · Northwest Airlines · Northwestern University · Nuremberg Trials · O. J. Simpson · October 2007 California wildfires · Ohio State University · Ohio Wesleyan University

Oklahoma City bombing to Robert Hanssen

Oklahoma City bombing · Operation Condor · Oprah Winfrey · Oregon Treaty · Osama bin Laden · Osteopathic medicine in the United States · Ottawa · Oxford University Press · Pan American World Airways · Paris Hilton · Parking · Pat Robertson · Patricia Highsmith · Paul Hindemith · Paul Wolfowitz · PayPal · Pennsylvania State University · PepsiCo · Peter MacKay · Pfizer · Philip Johnson · Philips · Phillips Academy · Pierre Trudeau · Pink (singer) · Pixar · Politics of the United States · Pornography · Portland, Oregon · Post-invasion Iraq, 2003–present · Princeton University · Procter & Gamble · Prohibition Party · Pseudoscience · Puerto Rican Independence Party · Pulitzer Prize · Purdue University · RCA · Rachel Carson · Ralph Waldo Emerson · Raytheon · Red vs. Blue · Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute · Republican Party (United States) · Rice University · Richard Burton · Richard Stallman · Robert College · Robert Gates · Robert Hanssen

Robert Rauschenberg to Steve Jobs

Robert Rauschenberg · Rock Hudson · Roddy McDowall · Rolling Stone · Roméo Dallaire · Rosie O'Donnell · Rothschild family · Royal Caribbean International · Royal Dutch Shell · Rufus Wainwright · Rutgers University · SAT · STMicroelectronics · SWAT · Sacco and Vanzetti · Saint Patrick's Day · Sam Walton · Samuel Alito · San Francisco Bay Area · Sandra Day O'Connor · Sarah Silverman · Sarbanes-Oxley Act · Scissor Sisters · Screen Actors Guild · Second Amendment to the United States Constitution · Sergeant · Seton Hall University · Seung-Hui Cho · Sexual harassment · Shady Records · Sharon Stone · Siemens · Sinopec · Six Feet Under (TV series) · Slashdot · Socialist Party of America · Sony · Sony BMG · South Park · Southwest Airlines · Sprint Nextel · Standard Oil · Stanford University · Stanford prison experiment · Stanley Williams · Starbucks · Stephen Colbert · Stephen Sondheim · Steve Fossett · Steve Jobs

Stonewall riots to Toyota

Stonewall riots · Stony Brook University · Stuyvesant High School · Subprime lending · Subway (restaurant) · Sun Microsystems · Supreme Court of the United States · Susan Sarandon · Taco Bell · Talcott Parsons · Tax haven · Teamsters · Ted Bundy · Telstra · Temple University · Tennessee Williams · Texas A&M University · Texas Ranger Division · The Boston Globe · The Coca-Cola Company · The College of William & Mary · The George Washington University · The Godfather · The Hershey Company · The Home Depot · The L Word · The New York Times · The Philadelphia Inquirer · The Rocky Horror Picture Show · The Shawshank Redemption · The Wall Street Journal · The Walt Disney Company · The Washington Post · Theodore Kaczynski · Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution · Thomas Edison · Thomas Jefferson · Thomas Mann · Thomas S. Monson · Thomson SA · Tila Tequila · Tim Berners-Lee · Tim Hortons · Time (magazine) · Time Warner · Timothy McVeigh · To Kill a Mockingbird · Toronto-Dominion Bank · Total S.A. · Toyota

Tracy Chapman to University of California, Los Angeles

Tracy Chapman · Trade union · Trans World Airlines · Transportation in New York City · Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo · Treaty of Paris (1783) · Trevor Linden · Truman Capote · Tuck School of Business · Tufts University · Tulane University · Turner Broadcasting System · Tyrone Power · U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · U.S. state · USA PATRIOT Act · US Airways · U Thant · Ugly Betty · Union Pacific Railroad · United Airlines · United Parcel Service · United States Air Force Academy · United States Bill of Rights · United States Congress · United States Constitution · United States Declaration of Independence · United States Department of Justice · United States Department of State · United States Department of the Treasury · United States Marshals Service · United States Military Academy · United States Naval Academy · United States Postal Service · United States Secret Service · United States Senate · United States antitrust law · United States dollar · United States metropolitan area · United Technologies Corporation · Universal Music Group · University at Buffalo, The State University of New York · University of Alabama · University of Arizona · University of Arkansas · University of California · University of California, Berkeley · University of California, Davis · University of California, Irvine · University of California, Los Angeles

University of California, Riverside to Wally Schirra

University of California, Riverside · University of California, San Diego · University of California, Santa Barbara · University of California, Santa Cruz · University of Chicago · University of Colorado at Boulder · University of Florida · University of Houston · University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign · University of Kansas · University of Kentucky · University of Maryland, College Park · University of Michigan · University of Minnesota · University of Missouri · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · University of Notre Dame · University of Oklahoma · University of Oregon · University of Pennsylvania · University of Pittsburgh · University of Rochester · University of South Carolina · University of Southern California · University of Tennessee · University of Texas at Austin · University of Toronto · University of Virginia · University of Washington · University of Wisconsin-Madison · Urban renewal · V for Vendetta (film) · Vanderbilt University · Viacom · Village People · Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University · Virginia Tech massacre · Virginia Woolf · Vladimir Horowitz · Vodafone · Volkswagen · W. E. B. Du Bois · W. H. Auden · W. Mark Felt · Wachovia · Wal-Mart · Walgreens · Wall Street · Wall Street Crash of 1929 · Wally Schirra

Walt Whitman to Zodiac Killer

Walt Whitman · Wampanoag · War on Terrorism · Washington, D.C. · Washington University in St. Louis · Waylon Smithers · Wells Fargo · Wesleyan University · West Hollywood, California · Westboro Baptist Church · Whitney Houston · Whole Foods Market · Whoopi Goldberg · Wikimedia Foundation · Will & Grace · William Gibson · William Henry Harrison · William Kidd · William Lyon Mackenzie King · William S. Burroughs · Willow Rosenberg · Women's suffrage · Woody Guthrie · Wyatt Earp · Xena: Warrior Princess · Yahoo! · Yale University · YouTube · Yugoslavs · Yule · Yum! Brands · Zodiac Killer