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  • 1Mother Brain (Metroid) — Mother Brain Mother Brain, as depicted in Metroid: Zero Mission. Series Metroid First game …

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  • 2Mother (video game) — Mother Japanese box art Developer(s) Nintendo Ape Publisher(s) …

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  • 3Mother Goose (band) — Mother Goose Background information Origin Dunedin, New Zealand Genres Roc …

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  • 4Mother 3 — This article is about the Game Boy Advance game. For the cancelled Nintendo 64 game it was based on, see EarthBound 64. Mother 3 Japanese box art showing the game logo, whose structure of wood and metal was meant to convey uneasiness and… …

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  • 5Mother (energy drink) — Not be confused with the Mother variety of Full Throttle energy drinks, also made by Coca Cola. Mother Type Energy drink Manufacturer Coca Cola Amatil …

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  • 6Mother of all battles — The phrase Mother of all battles has been used to refer to: The Gulf War (used by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein) Operation Rah e Nijat (used by Pakistani officials) See also The mother of all This disambiguation page lists articles associated… …

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  • 7Tank Battles — Infobox Album Name = Tank Battles Type = studio Artist = Dagmar Krause Released = 1988 Recorded = Genre = Cabaret, jazz, avant garde Length = 58:20 Label = Island Producer = Reviews = * Allmusic Rating|3.5|5… …

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  • 8The Battles of Coxinga — nihongo|The Battles of Coxinga|国姓爺合戦|Kokusen ya Kassen is a puppet play by Chikamatsu. It was his most popular play: first staged on November 26, 1715, in Osaka, it ran for the next seventeen months, far longer than the usual few weeks or months …

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  • 9Barney Battles, Jr. — Football player infobox playername = Barney Battles fullname = Bernard Joseph Battles dateofbirth = birth date|1905|10|12 cityofbirth = Musselburgh countryofbirth = Scotland dateofdeath = November 1979 cityofdeath = Edinburgh countryofdeath =… …

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  • 10The mother of all — The mother of all... has become a stock phrase in English language public discourse and popular culture since the 1991 Gulf War. The phrase was popularised in January 1991 when the President of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, promised in a speech the… …

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