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Aardvark
...') is a nocturnal mammal, found in central and southern Africa. The word ''aardvark'' is [[Afrikaans]] for "earth-pig". ...[[F-111]], but, in honor of its long nose that can droop, it is called the Aardvark.

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Aardvark/Definition

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Abu Aardvark

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Aardvark/Related Articles

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Aardvark
...') is a nocturnal mammal, found in central and southern Africa. The word ''aardvark'' is [[Afrikaans]] for "earth-pig". ...[[F-111]], but, in honor of its long nose that can droop, it is called the Aardvark.

794 bytes (131 words) - 10:09, 18 February 2012
Marc Lynch/Definition
...ity]]; blogs on the Middle East at [[Foreign Policy (magazine)]] as "[[Abu Aardvark]]"

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F-111/Definition
...ptor version never deployed, although the fighter bomber (informally the [[Aardvark]]), electronic warfare aircraft (informally the Spark Vark) and them medium

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Salman Awdah
| publisher = Abu Aardvark (Marc Lynch's blog)}}</ref> who was among the first to call for the withdra

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F-111
...; the nose could tilt downward, giving the aircraft its informal name of [[Aardvark]] or 'vark. If it was ever assigned a formal "nickname", such as the Tomcat

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Foreign Policy (magazine)
* George Washington University's [[Marc Lynch]] ("[[Abu Aardvark]]") blogs on the politics of the Middle East

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Middle East Media Research Institute
| publisher = Abu Aardvark ([[Marc Lynch]]'s blog)}}</ref></blockquote>

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Harlan Ellison/Works
* "The Annals of Aardvark", ''[[Fan-Fare (fanzine)|Fan-Fare]]'' vol. 3, no. 3, 1953

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