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  1. The Muse (external site) Whitney Museum of American Art Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  2. The North Atlantic Treaty, Articles 1 and 10 (external site) North Atlantic Treaty Organization Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  3. The Pyramid of Meidum (external site) Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  4. The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh (external site) Histories & Mysteries of Man Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  5. The Third Fram Expedition (external site) Fram Museum Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  6. To the Pole! Men vs. Dogs (external site) American Museum of Natural History Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 thread citation

  7. Tryggvi Magnússon og skjaldarmerkið (external site) National and University Library of Iceland Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  8. U.S. Sanctions on Russia: Legal Authorities and Related Actions (external site) Congressional Research Service Source type: Legislature Accessed

    1 thread citation

  9. UnchartedX: channel introduction (external site) UnchartedX Source type: Organisation Accessed

    1 biography source

  10. Understanding Familial DNA Searching: Policies, Procedures, and Potential Impact, Summary Overview (external site) National Institute of Justice Source type: Reference Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  11. Understanding independent expenditures (external site) Federal Election Commission Source type: Government Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  12. Up First: official programme feed (external site) NPR Source type: Primary document Accessed

    6 biography sources

  13. Valid coins in circulation (external site) Central Bank of Iceland Source type: Government Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  14. Whale fall: What happens when whales die? (external site) Natural History Museum, London Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  15. Whalefall: publisher description and reading group guide (external site) Simon & Schuster Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 thread citation

  16. What Are Corporate Bonds? (external site) US Securities and Exchange Commission Source type: Government Published · Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  17. What is a whale fall? (external site) NOAA National Ocean Service Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  18. Who Can Vote in California (external site) California Secretary of State Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  19. Why Can’t Rodents Vomit? A Comparative Behavioral, Anatomical, and Physiological Study (external site) PLOS ONE Source type: Peer-reviewed Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  20. Would It Kill You to Laugh? — awards and writing credits (external site) Television Academy Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 thread citation

  21. Would It Kill You to Laugh? — programme record (external site) Peacock Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 thread citation

  22. Yang Na — collection record (external site) Smithsonian American Art Museum Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 thread citation

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