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3-D films (Not Subd Geog) Diploma theses Action films UF 3D films Dissertations, Academic Action movies Stereoscopic films Doctoral dissertations Adventure and action films Three-dimensional films Doctoral theses Adventure films BT Motion pictures Graduate dissertations Adventure movies 3-D topographic maps Graduate theses Angélique films [Former heading] USE Relief models Honors theses Bourne films [Former heading] 3-D topographical maps Honours theses Die Hard films [Former heading] USE Relief models Licentiate dissertations Flash Gordon films [Former heading] 3D films Licentiate theses Indiana Jones films [Former heading] USE 3-D films Master's dissertations James Bond films [Former heading] 3D game-based animated films Master's theses Tarzan films [Former heading] USE Machinima films Ph. D. dissertations Terminator films [Former heading] 3D game-based animated television programs Ph. D. theses BT Motion pictures USE Machinima television programs Senior projects RT Swashbuckler films 3D game-based films Senior theses NT Jungle films USE Machinima films Theses, Academic Martial arts films 3D game-based television programs Undergraduate theses Action and adventure plays USE Machinima television programs BT Informational works UF Action-adventure plays 3D topographic maps Acclamations (Music) Action and adventure drama USE Relief models BT Functional music Action plays 3D topographical maps Accompaniments (Music) Adventure plays USE Relief models Resources that accompany compositions that have BT Drama 10-minute plays been issued without the principal part or parts, or that Action and adventure television programs accompany music that is normally monophonic. USE Ten-minute plays UF Action television programs A'ak BT Music Adventure and action television programs UF Ak NT Recorded accompaniments Adventure television programs Chongmyo cheryeak Accords (Law) BT Television programs Jongmyo jeryeak USE Treaties NT Jungle television programs BT Art music Account books Martial arts television programs Abecedarian acrostics UF Accounting journals Action comics USE Abecedariuses Accounting ledgers USE Action and adventure comics Abecedarian poetry Books of account Action fiction USE Abecedariuses Journals, Accounting USE Action and adventure fiction Abecedarii Ledgers, Accounting Action films USE Abecedariuses BT Records (Documents) USE Action and adventure films Abecedariuses Accounting journals Action films, Black Poems in which each line or stanza begins with a USE Account books USE Blaxploitation films successive letter of the alphabet. Accounting ledgers Action movies UF Abecedarian acrostics USE Account books USE Action and adventure films Abecedarian poetry Accumulative rhymes Action plays Abecedarii USE Cumulative rhymes USE Action and adventure plays BT Poetry Accumulative tales Action songs Abridged books USE Cumulative tales USE Singing games USE Abridgments Acid rock music Action television programs Abridgements USE Psychedelic rock music USE Action and adventure television programs USE Abridgments Acrostic poetry Activity booklets Abridgments USE Acrostics (Poetry) USE Activity books UF Abridged books Acrostic puzzles Activity books Abridgements USE Acrostics (Puzzles) Works that consist wholly or chiefly of puzzles, Book digests Acrostics (Poetry) word games, coloring pages, instructions for simple Condensations Poetry in which particular letters can be read science or craft projects, etc. vertically to reveal a hidden message. Condensed books UF Activity booklets BT Derivative works UF Acrostic poetry BT Illustrated works NT Thumb Bibles BT Visual poetry Recreational works Abstract animation films Acrostics (Puzzles) NT Coloring books USE Abstract films UF Acrostic puzzles Acts, Legislative Abstract films Word squares USE Statutes and codes Nonrepresentational films that avoid narrative and BT Puzzles and games Acts, Legislative session instead convey impressions and emotions by way of NT Double-crostics USE Session laws color, rhythm and movement. Acting charades Actualités (Motion pictures) UF Abstract animation films USE Charades USE Actualities (Motion pictures) Abstract live action films Acting editions Actualities, Radio Concrete films Plays with full stage directions that are intended for USE Radio actualities personnel directly involved in a theatrical production. Nonobjective films Actualities (Motion pictures) Nonrepresentational films UF Acting versions Short, unedited, silent films, primarily from the BT Experimental films BT Drama period of early cinema, that portray daily life or RT Animated films Acting versions specific events or occurrences as filmed by a camera in a fixed location without commentary. Abstract live action films USE Acting editions USE Abstract films Action-adventure comics UF Actualités (Motion pictures) Abstracts USE Action and adventure comics Actuality films UF Compendia Action-adventure films BT Short films Compendiums USE Action and adventure films Silent films Compends Action-adventure plays Nonfiction films Epitomes USE Action and adventure plays RT Documentary films Précis Action and adventure comics Newsreels Publication summaries UF Action-adventure comics Actuality films Summaries of publications Action comics USE Actualities (Motion pictures) Synopses (Abstracts) Adventure comics Adages BT Derivative works BT Comics (Graphic works) USE Sayings Informational works Action and adventure drama Adaptations USE Action and adventure plays Paraphrases, rewritings, etc., that are intended for Academic addresses a different audience or purpose, or are in a different USE Speeches Action and adventure fiction form, from the original. Academic dissertations UF Action fiction BT Derivative works USE Academic theses Adventure fiction NT Comics adaptations Academic fiction (Campus fiction) Swashbuckler fiction Film adaptations USE Campus fiction Swashbucklers (Fiction) Novelizations Academic games BT Fiction Opera adaptations USE Educational games NT Railroad fiction Radio adaptations Academic theses Subterranean fiction Television adaptations UF Academic dissertations Action and adventure films Theatrical adaptations Bachelor's theses UF Action-adventure films GF-1 Addresses (Lectures) Adventure stories, True Airs (Lute-songs) USE Lectures USE True adventure stories USE Ayres Addresses (Speeches) Adventure television programs Airs de cour USE Speeches USE Action and adventure television programs French secular songs composed between 1571 Administrative agency decisions Advertisements and 1660 for voice and lute or for 4-8 unaccompanied voices. USE Administrative decisions UF Ads (Advertisements) Administrative agency regulations BT Promotional materials UF Airs de court USE Administrative regulations NT Personals (Advertisements) Cour, Airs de Administrative codes Radio commercials BT Songs USE Administrative regulations Television commercials Airs de court Administrative decisions Theater commercials (Motion pictures) USE Airs de cour Decisions and opinions of administrative agencies. Advertising films Ak For reported and unreported court decisions, USE Promotional films USE A'ak opinions, judgments, etc. see Court decisions and Alabados opinions. Advertising television programs USE Promotional television programs BT Hymns UF Administrative agency decisions Alalás Administrative opinions Advisory opinions USE Court decisions and opinions BT Folk songs Administrative rulings (Decisions) Ālāp Agency decisions Aerial photographs Photographs taken from the air. For USE Ālāpa Decisions, Administrative representations of cities or landscapes portrayed as if Ālāpa Opinions, Administrative viewed from above see Aerial views. Unmetered and improvised prelude to the raga in Regulatory agency decisions BT Cartographic materials Carnatic music. Rulings, Administrative (Decisions) Informational works UF Ālāp BT Informational works Photographs Ālāpana Law materials NT Photomaps Ālāpanam RT Court decisions and opinions Aerial views BT Carnatic music Administrative opinions Representations of cities or landscapes portrayed Ragas USE Administrative decisions as if viewed from above. For photographs taken from Ālāpana Administrative regulations the air see Aerial photographs. USE Ālāpa UF Administrative agency regulations UF Bird's-eye views Ālāpanam Administrative codes Overhead views USE Ālāpa Administrative rules (Regulations) Views, Aerial Albas Codes, Administrative Views, Bird's-eye USE Aubades Delegated legislation BT Cartographic materials Album verse (Autograph verse) Instruments, Statutory Informational works USE Autograph verse Legislation, Subordinate Visual works Albums, Original cast Legislation, Subsidiary Aeronautical charts USE Original cast recordings Quasi-legislation Maps giving information intended for use in air Albums (Books) navigation, such as compass rose, isogonic lines, Regulations, Administrative location of landing fields, beacons, hazards to air Books with blank pages that are used to collect, Rules, Administrative (Regulations) navigation, etc. display, and preserve images, text, notated music, keepsakes, etc. Rules and orders, Statutory UF Navigational charts Statutory instruments UF Scrap albums BT Maps Scrap books Statutory rules and orders NT Astronautical charts Subordinate legislation Scrapbooks [Former heading] Loran charts Souvenir albums Subsidiary legislation Plotting charts BT Informational works BT Commemorative works Affidavits Records (Documents) Law materials BT Legal instruments RT Executive orders Aleatoric music African American minstrel shows USE Aleatory
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