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LCSH Section F F (Computer program language) F-117 (Jet attack plane) (Not Subd Geog) — Spectra BT Programming languages (Electronic UF F-117 (Jet fighter plane) [Former heading] F-t-Ms (Female-to-male transsexuals) computers) Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk (Jet attack plane) USE Female-to-male transsexuals UF F-Sharp (Computer program language) Night Hawk (Jet attack plane) f-value BT Functional programming languages Nighthawk (Jet attack plane) USE Oscillator strengths Object-oriented programming languages Stealth fighter F.XX (Transport plane) F.1 (Jet fighter plane) BT Attack planes USE Fokker F.XX (Transport plane) USE Scimitar (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed aircraft F1 cars F.2 (Seaplane) Stealth aircraft USE Formula One automobiles USE Felixstowe F.2 (Seaplane) F-117 (Jet fighter plane) F2A Buffalo (Fighter plane) F.2A (Seaplane) USE F-117 (Jet attack plane) USE Buffalo (Fighter plane) USE Felixstowe F.2 (Seaplane) F/A-18 (Jet fighter plane) F2H (Jet fighter plane) F.4 (Fighter plane) USE Hornet (Jet fighter plane) USE Banshee (Jet fighter plane) USE Martinsyde Buzzard (Fighter plane) F/A-18 E/F (Jet fighter plane) F2Ms (Female-to-male transsexuals) F-4 (Jet fighter plane) USE Hornet (Jet fighter plane) USE Female-to-male transsexuals USE Phantom II (Jet fighter plane) F/A-22 (Jet fighter plane) F3 automobiles F-5 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) USE F-22 (Jet fighter plane) USE Formula Three automobiles UF Freedom Fighter (Jet fighter plane) F.B.19 (Fighter plane) F3D (Jet fighter plane) BT Jet fighter planes USE Vickers F.B.19 (Fighter plane) USE Skyknight (Jet fighter plane) F-5 E (Jet fighter plane) F.B.A. Type H (Seaplane) F3H (Jet fighter plane) USE Tiger II (Jet fighter plane) USE FBA Type H (Seaplane) USE Demon (Jet fighter plane) F-5 F (Jet fighter plane) F.B.I. transformations F4 motorcycle (Not Subd Geog) USE Tiger II (Jet fighter plane) USE Fourier-Bros-Iagolnitzer transformations UF MV Agusta F4 motorcycle F-8 (Jet fighter plane) F-C-C-D (Projective technique) BT MV Agusta motorcycles USE Crusader (Jet fighter plane) USE Family-Centered Circle Drawings F4B (Fighter plane) F-14 Tomcat (Jet fighter plane) F centers USE Boeing F4B (Fighter plane) USE Tomcat (Jet fighter plane) USE Color centers F4D fighter plane F-15 Eagle (Jet fighter plane) F.D. (Jet planes) USE Skyray fighter plane USE Eagle (Jet fighter plane) USE Fairey Delta (Jet planes) F4F (Fighter plane) F-16 (Fighter planes) F-distribution USE Wildcat (Fighter plane) USE F-16 (Jet fighter plane) UF Distribution, F F4U (Fighter plane) F-16 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) BT Distribution (Probability theory) USE Corsair (Fighter plane) UF F-16 (Fighter planes) [Former heading] Sampling (Statistics) F5 E/F (Jet fighter plane) BT Jet fighter planes F.E.2 (Military aircraft) (Not Subd Geog) USE Tiger II (Jet fighter plane) F-20 (Chemical) UF FE2 (Military aircraft) F7F (Fighter plane) USE Chloroform Fighting Experimental 2 (Military aircraft) USE Tigercat (Fighter plane) F.20 (Transport plane) Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2 (Military aircraft) F7U (Jet fighter plane) USE Fokker F.XX (Transport plane) BT Airplanes, Military USE Cutlass (Jet fighter plane) F-22 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) Royal Aircraft Factory aircraft F8F (Fighter plane) UF F/A-22 (Jet fighter plane) [Former heading] F.H. Newell Building (Boise, Idaho) USE Bearcat (Fighter plane) Lightning II (Jet fighter plane) [Former UF Newell Building (Boise, Idaho) F8U (Jet fighter plane) heading] BT Public buildings—Idaho USE Crusader (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed F-22 (Jet fighter plane) F.I.A.T. automobiles F9F-2 (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed Lightning II (Jet fighter plane) USE Fiat automobiles USE Panther (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed Raptor (Jet fighter plane) F.J. Berlenbach House (New York, N.Y.) F9F-3 (Jet fighter plane) Raptor (Jet fighter plane) UF 174 Meserole Street (New York, N.Y.) USE Panther (Jet fighter plane) BT Jet fighter planes Berlenbach House (New York, N.Y.) F9F-4 (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed aircraft BT Dwellings—New York (State) USE Panther (Jet fighter plane) Stealth aircraft F.K.8 (Military aircraft) F9F-5 (Jet fighter plane) F-35 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) USE Armstrong Whitworth F.K.8 (Military aircraft) USE Panther (Jet fighter plane) UF Joint Strike Fighter, Lockheed Martin F. L. Brinkley Midden (Miss.) F9F-6 (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter UF Brinkley Midden (Miss.) USE Cougar (Jet fighter plane) Lockheed Martin F-35 (Jet fighter plane) F. L. Brinkley Site (Miss.) F9F-7 (Jet fighter plane) X-35 (Jet fighter plane) [Former heading] BT Mississippi—Antiquities USE Cougar (Jet fighter plane) BT Jet fighter planes F. L. Brinkley Site (Miss.) F9F-8 (Jet fighter plane) Stealth aircraft USE F. L. Brinkley Midden (Miss.) USE Cougar (Jet fighter plane) F-51 (Fighter plane) F layer F9F-9 (Jet fighter plane) USE Mustang (Fighter plane) USE F region USE Tiger (Jet fighter plane) F-53 motor home F.O.B. clause F11F (Jet fighter plane) USE Ford F53 motor home UF "Free on board" USE Tiger (Jet fighter plane) F-84 (Jet fighter plane) BT Basing-point system F53 motor home USE Thunderjet (Jet fighter plane) Commercial law USE Ford F53 motor home F-86 Sabre (Jet fighter plane) Contracts, Maritime F53 motorhome USE Sabre (Jet fighter plane) Export sales contracts USE Ford F53 motor home F-89 Scorpion (Jet fighter plane) Maritime law Fa, Mulan (Legendary character) USE Scorpion (Jet fighter plane) Risk USE Hua, Mulan (Legendary character) F-94 (Jet fighter plane) Shipment of goods Fa (Religion) USE Starfire (Jet fighter plane) F region (May Subd Geog) USE Ifa (Religion) F-100 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) UF F layer Fa (Yoruba deity) UF Hun (Jet fighter plane) BT Ionosphere USE Orunmila (Yoruba deity) Super Sabre (Jet fighter plane) NT Ionospheric critical frequencies Fa-hsiang tsung BT Jet fighter planes F-S fighting knife USE Hossō (Sect) North American airplanes (Military aircraft) USE Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife Fa language (Bamileke) F-101 (Jet fighter plane) F-Series trucks USE Fe'fe' language USE Voodoo (Jet fighter plane) USE Ford F-Series trucks Fa-las (Part songs) F-102 (Jet fighter plane) F-Sharp (Computer program language) USE Balletti (Part songs) USE Delta Dagger (Jet fighter plane) USE F♯ (Computer program language) Fa-sol-la singing F-104 (Fighter plane) F stars (Not Subd Geog) USE Shape-note singing USE Starfighter (Fighter plane) BT Cool stars FAA (Chemical) F-105 (Jet fighter plane) — Absolute magnitude USE Acetylaminofluorene USE Thunderchief (Jet fighter plane) USE F stars—Magnitudes Faaite Atoll (French Polynesia) F-106 (Jet fighter plane) — Magnitudes UF Faaite Atoll (Tuamotu Islands) [Former USE Delta Dart (Jet fighter plane) UF Absolute magnitude of F stars heading] F-111 (Fighter planes) F stars—Absolute magnitude BT Islands—French Polynesia USE F-111 (Jet fighter plane) Magnitudes of F stars Tuamotu Archipelago (French Polynesia) F-111 (Jet fighter plane) (Not Subd Geog) — Motion in line of sight Faaite Atoll (Tuamotu Islands) UF Aardvark (Jet fighter plane) UF F stars—Radial velocity USE Faaite Atoll (French Polynesia) F-111 (Fighter planes) [Former heading] Motion in line of sight of F stars Faaker See (Austria) TFX (Jet fighter plane) Motion of F stars in line of sight BT Lakes—Austria BT Jet fighter planes Radial velocity of F stars Faanaapi Ennefen (Micronesia) F 116 (Refrigerant) — Radial velocity USE Hall Islands (Micronesia) USE Hexafluoroethane USE F stars—Motion in line of sight F-1 USE Hexafluoroethane USE F stars—Motion in line of sight Faanui Island (French Polynesia) Legends Fables, Greek (Modern) (May Subd Geog) USE Bora-Bora (French Polynesia) Literature UF Greek fables, Modern FAAS (Spectrum analysis) Tales Modern Greek fables USE Furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy RT Allegories Fables, Guarani (May Subd Geog) Faas family (Not Subd Geog) Parables UF Guarani fables UF Fahs family Fables, African (Not Subd Geog) Fables, Gujarati (May Subd Geog) Faba bean UF African fables [PN989.G] USE Fava bean Fables, Afrikaans (May Subd Geog) UF Gujarati fables Faba bean as feed UF Afrikaans fables Fables, Hebrew (May Subd Geog) USE Fava bean as feed Fables, Akan (May Subd Geog) UF Hebrew fables Faba bean tree UF Akan fables Fables, Hindi (May Subd Geog) USE Parkinsonia aculeata Fables, Albanian (May Subd Geog) BT Fables, Indic Faba vulgaris [PN989.A53] Fables, Hungarian (May Subd Geog) USE Fava bean UF Albanian fables UF Hungarian fables Fababean Fables, American (May Subd Geog) Fables, Indic (May Subd Geog) USE Fava bean UF American fables UF Indic fables Fabaceae Fables, Amharic (May Subd Geog) NT Fables, Hindi USE Legumes UF Amharic fables Fables, Irish (May Subd Geog) Fabbri Memorial (Me.) Fables, Angolan (May Subd Geog) UF Irish fables BT Memorials—Maine UF Angolan fables Fables, Israeli (May Subd Geog) Fabbricotti family (Not Subd Geog) Fables, Arabic (May Subd Geog) UF Israeli fables Fabbricotti Villa (Florence, Italy) UF Arabic fables Fables, Italian (May Subd Geog) USE Villa Fabbricotti (Florence, Italy) Fables, Argentine (May Subd Geog) UF Italian fables Fabbrizi family UF Argentine fables Fables, Japanese (May Subd Geog) USE Fabricius family Fables, Armenian (May Subd Geog) UF Japanese fables Fabelta (Firm) Strike, Zwijnaarde, Belgium, 1983 [PN989.A] Fables, Judeo-Arabic (May Subd Geog) BT Strikes and lockouts—Textile UF Armenian fables UF Judeo-Arabic fables industry—Belgium Fables, Asian Fables, Kaba (Central Sudanic) (May Subd Geog) Faber, Mount (Singapore) USE Fables, Oriental UF Kaba fables (Central Sudanic)
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