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LCSH Section D D (Computer program language) D.C. swing (Dance) D. R. Miller Farm (Md.) [QA76.73.D138] USE D.C. hand dance UF Miller Farm (Md.) BT Object-oriented programming languages D.C. World War Memorial (Washington, D.C.) BT Farms—Maryland D & D (Game) USE District of Columbia War Memorial D region USE Dungeons and Dragons (Game) (Washington, D.C.) [QC881.2.D2] D & E abortion, Intact D. D. Warren (Fictitious character) UF D layer USE Dilatation and extraction abortion USE Warren, D. D. (Fictitious character) BT Lower ionosphere D & H Heritage Corridor (N.Y. and Pa.) D-Day, 1944 (Normandy invasion) D/s (Sexual behavior) USE Delaware and Hudson Heritage Corridor (N.Y. USE World War, 1939- USE Sexual dominance and submission and Pa.) 1945—Campaigns—France—Normandy D.T.'s (Delirium tremens) D & O liability insurance D-Day National Remembrance Day (May Subd Geog) USE Delirium tremens USE Executives' liability insurance BT Special days d twenty modern (Game) D & S (Sexual behavior) D document (Biblical criticism) USE d20 modern (Game) USE Sexual dominance and submission [BS1181.17] D.U.I. (Drugged driving) D & X abortion UF Deuteronomist document USE Drugged driving USE Dilatation and extraction abortion BT Bible. Old Testament—Criticism, D.U.I. (Drunk driving) D-5 Trident (Weapons systems) interpretation, etc. USE Drunk driving USE Trident (Weapons systems) Bible. Deuteronomy—Criticism, interpretation, D.U.I.D. (Drugged driving) d 20 modern (Game) etc. USE Drugged driving USE d20 modern (Game) RT Deuteronomistic history (Biblical criticism) D.V (Fighter plane) D.21 (Fighter plane) D.F. Buchmiller Park (Pa.) USE Albatros D.V (Fighter plane) USE Fokker D.XXI (Fighter plane) USE Buchmiller Park (Pa.) Fokker D.V (Fighter plane) D.250 (Fighter plane) D factor (Leukemia inhibitory factor) D.velop Digital Art Award USE Dewoitine D.520 (Fighter plane) USE Leukemia inhibitory factor UF DDAA (Award) D.500 (Fighter plane) D.H. 61 Giant Moth (Transport plane) Develop Digital Art Award USE Dewoitine D.500 (Fighter plane) USE Giant Moth (Transport plane) BT Art—Awards—Germany D/1770 L1 (Comet) D.H. 75 (Transport plane) D.VI (Fighter plane) USE Lexell comet USE Hawk Moth (Transport plane) USE Fokker D.VI (Fighter plane) D/1894 F1 (Comet) D.H. 83 Fox Moth (Transport plane) LFG Roland D.VI (Fighter plane) USE Denning comet USE Fox Moth (Transport plane) D.VII (Fighter plane) D/1937 D1 (Comet) D.H. 84 Dragon (Transport plane) USE Fokker D.VII (Fighter plane) USE Wilk comet USE Dragon (Transport plane) D.VIII (Fighter plane) D/1993 F2 (Comet) D.H. 85 (Transport plane) USE Fokker D.VIII (Fighter plane) USE Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet USE Leopard Moth (Transport plane) D. W. (Fictitious character) (Not Subd Geog) D-amplifiers D.H. 86 (Transport plane) (Not Subd Geog) UF Dim Wit (Fictitious character) USE Distributed amplifiers UF D.H. 86 Express Air Liner (Transport plane) Dora Winifred (Fictitious character) D and E abortion, Intact De Havilland D.H. 86 (Transport plane) Read, D. W. (Fictitious character) USE Dilatation and extraction abortion De Havilland Express (Transport plane) Read, Dora Winifred (Fictitious character) D and H Heritage Corridor (N.Y. and Pa.) Express Air Liner (Transport plane) W., D. (Fictitious character) USE Delaware and Hudson Heritage Corridor (N.Y. BT De Havilland aircraft D.W.I. (Drugged driving) and Pa.) Transport planes USE Drugged driving D and S (Sexual behavior) D.H. 86 Express Air Liner (Transport plane) D.W.I. (Drunk driving) USE Sexual dominance and submission USE D.H. 86 (Transport plane) USE Drunk driving D and X abortion D.H. 125 (Jet transport) D.XII (Fighter plane) USE Dilatation and extraction abortion USE Hawker (Jet transport) USE Pfalz D.XII (Fighter plane) D Asterisk (Computer program language) D.H.1 (Fighter plane) D.XXI (Fighter plane) USE D* (Computer program language : Simplified USE DH.1 (Fighter plane) USE Fokker D.XXI (Fighter plane) Version of C) D.H.2 (Fighter plane) D* (Computer program language) D-branes USE DH.2 (Fighter plane) USE D* (Computer program language : Simplified UF Dirichlet p-branes D.H.5 (Fighter plane) Version of C) BT Branes USE DH.5 (Fighter plane) D* (Computer program language : Simplified Version of D.C. Convention Center (Washington, D.C. : Mount D.H.10 (Bomber) C) Vernon Place) USE DH.10 (Bomber) [QA76.73.D14] USE Washington Convention Center (Washington, D.H.89 (Transport plane) UF D Asterisk (Computer program language) D.C. : Mount Vernon Place) USE DH.89 (Transport plane) D* (Computer program language) [Former D.C. Convention Center (Washington, D.C. : Ninth D.H.90 (Transport plane) heading] Street) USE DH.90 (Transport plane) BT Programming languages (Electronic USE Washington Convention Center (Washington, D.H. Dragon Moth (Transport plane) computers) D.C. : Ninth Street) USE Dragon (Transport plane) D&C Red No. 19 (Chemical) D.C. Employment Security Building (Washington, D.C.) D. H. Osborne House (Victor, N.Y.) USE Rhodamine B USE Employment Security Building (Washington, USE Osborne House (Victor, N.Y.) D&H Heritage Corridor (N.Y. and Pa.) D.C.) D.I (Fighter plane) USE Delaware and Hudson Heritage Corridor (N.Y. D.C. hand dance USE Albatros D.I (Fighter plane) and Pa.) [GV1796.D33] Aviatik D.I (Fighter plane) D9 bus UF African American swing (Dance) Hansa Brandenburg D.I (Fighter plane) USE BMMO D9 bus Capitol City swing (Dance) D.I (Military aircraft) d20 modern (Game) D.C. hand dancing USE Rumpler D.I (Military aircraft) UF d 20 modern (Game) D.C.-style swing (Dance) D.I. Angel (Fictitious character) d twenty modern (Game) D.C. swing (Dance) USE Angel, Michael (Fictitious character) BT Fantasy games DC hand dance D. I. Mariner (Fictitious character) DA (Interpersonal communication) DC hand dancing USE Mariner, Tom (Fictitious character) USE Dialogue analysis DC-style swing (Dance) D.II (Fighter plane) Da Barca family DC swing (Dance) USE Albatros D.II (Fighter plane) USE Barca family Fast dance (D.C. hand dance) LFG Roland D.II (Fighter plane) Da Barco family Hand dance, D.C. D.III (Fighter plane) USE Barca family Hand dancing, D.C. USE Albatros D.III (Fighter plane) Da Carrara family Queenstown (D.C. hand dance) Pfalz D.III (Fighter plane) USE Carrara family S.E.-style (D.C. hand dance) Siemens-Schuckert D.III (Fighter plane) Da guan yuan (Shanghai, China) SE-style (D.C. hand dance) D.IV (Fighter plane) This heading is not valid for use as a geographic BT African American dance USE Siemens-Schuckert D.IV (Fighter plane) subdivision. RT Jitterbug (Dance) D. J. Randall (Fictitious character) UF Daguanyuan (Shanghai, China) Swing (Dance) USE Randall, D. J. (Fictitious character) Grand View Garden (Shanghai, China) D.C. hand dancing D.K.W. motorcycles Shanghai Da guan yuan (Shanghai, China) USE D.C. hand dance USE DKW motorcycles Shanghai Daguanyuan (Shanghai, China) D.C. Metropolitan Area D.L. LOGO (Computer program language) Shanghai Grand View Garden (Shanghai, USE Washington Metropolitan Area [QA76.73.D] China) D.C. Stadium (Washington, D.C.) BT Programming languages (Electronic BT Gardens—China USE Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium computers) Da Hinggan Ling (China) (Washington, D.C.) D layer USE Greater Khingan Range (China) D.C.-style swing (Dance) USE D region Da ming gong guo jia yi zhi gong yuan (China) USE D.C. hand dance D-modules UF Daming Palace National Heritage Park (China) BT Modules (Algebra) D-1 BT Modules (Algebra) Da ming gong guo jia yi zhi gong yuan (China) BT Cameroon—Languages Zagłębie Dąbrowskie (Poland and Czech (Continued) Chadic languages Republic) Daminggong guojia yizhi gongyuan (China) Nigeria—Languages Zagłębie Śląsko-Dąbrowskie (Poland and BT National parks and reserves—China Daba language (Papua New Guinea) Czech Republic) Da Montegarullo family USE Samo language (Western Province, Papua Zaglembie (Poland and Czech Republic) USE Montegarullo family New Guinea) Zaglembyeh (Poland and Czech Republic) Đà Nẵng Bay (Vietnam) Daba Mountains (China) BT Coal basins—Czech Republic UF Vinh Đà Nẵng (Vietnam) UF Daba Shan (China) Coal basins—Poland Vǔng Đà Nẵng (Vietnam) Jiulong Mountains (China) Dąbrowa Basin (Poland and Czechoslovakia) BT Bays—Vietnam Jiutiao Mountains (China) USE Dąbrowa Basin (Poland and Czech Republic) Đà Nẵng Harbor (Vietnam) Kiulung Mountains (China) Dąbrowa Coal Basin (Poland and Czech Republic) UF Danang Harbor (Vietnam) Kiutiao Mountains (China) USE Dąbrowa Basin (Poland and Czech Republic) Danang Port (Vietnam) Ta-pa Mountains (China) [Former heading] Dąbrowski family (Not Subd Geog) Tourane Harbor (Vietnam) Ta-pa Shan (China) Dabson family Turan Harbor (Vietnam) Tapa Shan (China) USE Dobson family BT Harbors—Vietnam BT Mountains—China Dabsu Formation (China) Dä-njong-ka language Kunlun Mountains (China and India) USE Iren Dabasu Formation (China) USE Dänjong-kä language Daba-Musgoy language Dabu-dong, Battle of, Korea, 1950 Da Polenta family USE Mazagway language USE Tabu-dong, Battle of, Korea, 1950 USE Polenta family Daba Shan (China) Dābūd (Egypt) Da Porto Rigo Villa (Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Italy) USE Daba Mountains (China) USE Temple of Dābūd (Egypt) USE Villa Chiericati (Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Ḍabʻah, Tall al- (Egypt) Dabudong, Battle of, Korea, 1950 Italy) [DT73.D25] USE Tabu-dong, Battle of, Korea, 1950 Da Porto Villa (Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Italy) UF aḍ Ḍabʻah, Tall (Egypt) Đắc Tô (Vietnam), Battle of, 1967 USE Villa Chiericati (Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Dabʻa, Tell el- (Egypt) USE Dak To, Battle of, Vietnam, 1967 Italy) Tall al-Ḍabʻah (Egypt) D'Accursio, Palazzo (Bologna, Italy) Da Rio family (Not Subd Geog)
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