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data/data/wikipedia/dbpedia-sentences.tsv

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-1898_FA_Cup_Final	0	The	1898	FA	Cup	Final	was	contested	by	Nottingham	Forest	and	Derby	County	at	Crystal	Palace	.
-1898_Fort_Smith,_Arkansas_tornado	0	The	1898	Fort	Smith	,	Arkansas	tornado	was	a	tornado	which	struck	the	city	of	Fort	Smith	,	Arkansas	during	the	night	of	January	11	,	1898	.
-1898_Fort_Smith,_Arkansas_tornado	1	It	touched	down	about	100	miles	to	the	southwest	,	and	struck	the	city	around	midnight	,	killing	55	people	and	injuring	113	.
-1898_Fort_Smith,_Arkansas_tornado	2	It	is	tied	for	the	deadliest	tornado	ever	to	strike	the	state	of	Arkansas	.
-1898_Fort_Smith,_Arkansas_tornado	3	Another	tornado	was	also	reported	around	11pm	that	night	in	Alma	,	Arkansas	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	0	The	1898	Home	Nations	Championship	was	the	sixteenth	series	of	the	rugby	union	Home	Nations	Championship	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	1	Five	matches	were	played	between	5	February	and	2	April	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	2	It	was	contested	by	England	,	Ireland	,	Scotland	and	Wales	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	3	For	the	second	year	running	,	England	won	the	title	solely	on	the	fact	that	the	other	Home	Nation	Unions	were	still	in	bitter	dispute	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	4	The	Scottish	Rugby	Union	was	still	aggrieved	at	the	situation	caused	by	the	Gould	Affair	.
-1898_Home_Nations_Championship	5	This	decision	gave	England	the	title	as	the	winner	of	a	Scotland	vs.	Wales	encounter	would	have	taken	the	Championship	.
-1898_Louisville_Colonels_season	0	The	1898	Louisville	Colonels	baseball	team	finished	with	a	70-81	record	and	ninth	place	in	the	National	League	.
-1898_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	0	The	1898	Michigan	Wolverines	football	team	represented	the	University	of	Michigan	in	the	1898	college	football	season	.
-1898_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	1	The	team	,	with	Gustave	Ferbert	as	head	coach	,	went	10	u20130	and	became	the	first	Michigan	football	team	to	win	the	Western	Conference	-LRB-	now	known	as	the	Big	Ten	Conference	-RRB-	championship	.
-1898_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	2	The	first	great	Michigan	football	team	,	the	1898	group	outscored	its	opponents	205	to	26	.
-1898_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	3	They	shut	out	Michigan	Agricultural	College	-LRB-	39	u20130	-RRB-	and	Notre	Dame	-LRB-	23	u20130	-RRB-	before	traveling	to	Chicago	for	the	Western	Conference	championship	against	Amos	Alonzo	Stagg	's	University	of	Chicago	team	.
-1898_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	4	The	Wolverines	beat	the	favored	Chicago	team	by	a	12	u201311	score	in	a	game	that	inspired	Louis	Elbel	to	write	Michigan	's	fight	song	``	The	Victors	.	''
-1898_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	0	The	1898	Nebraska	Bugeaters	football	team	was	the	representative	of	the	University	of	Nebraska	in	the	1898	college	football	season	.
-1898_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	1	The	team	was	coached	by	Fielding	H.	Yost	and	played	their	home	games	at	Antelope	Field	in	Lincoln	,	Nebraska	.
-1898_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	2	Nebraska	's	football	team	began	its	history	as	the	``	Old	Gold	Knights	''	,	and	was	also	sometimes	known	as	the	``	Tree	Planters	''	,	``	Nebraskans	''	,	``	The	Rattlesnake	Boys	''	,	``	Red	Stockings	''	,	``	Antelopes	''	or	``	Goldenrods	''	in	their	early	years	.
-1898_Open_Championship	0	The	1898	Open	Championship	was	a	golf	competition	held	at	Prestwick	Golf	Club	.
-1898_Open_Championship	1	The	tournament	was	won	by	Harry	Vardon	.
-1898_Pittsburgh_Pirates_season	0	u200E	1898	Pittsburgh	Pirates	Major	league	affiliations	National	League	Location	Exposition	Park	Pittsburgh	,	Pennsylvania	1898	Information	Owner	-LRB-	s	-RRB-	William	Kerr	and	Phil	Auten	Manager	-LRB-	s	-RRB-	Bill	Watkins	Local	television	none	Local	radio	none
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	0	The	1898	St.	Louis	Browns	season	was	the	team	's	17th	season	in	St.	Louis	,	Missouri	and	the	7th	season	in	the	National	League	.
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	1	The	Browns	went	39-111	during	the	season	and	finished	12th	in	the	National	League	.
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	2	Chris	von	der	Ahe	,	who	had	owned	the	team	since	its	inception	in	1882	,	was	forced	into	court	due	to	his	mounting	debts	related	to	owning	the	Browns	.
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	3	Von	der	Ahe	lost	the	team	in	the	trial	and	it	was	bought	by	brothers	Stanley	and	Frank	Robison	after	the	1898	season	.
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	4	The	Robisons	,	who	were	also	owners	of	the	Cleveland	Spiders	,	first	renamed	the	team	the	``	Perfectos	''	in	1899	,	and	transferred	all	of	the	Spiders	'	best	players	to	the	team	.
-1898_St._Louis_Browns_season	5	Eventually	,	the	team	's	colors	were	changed	to	red	,	and	nickname	to	the	Cardinals	.
-1898_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	0	The	1898	Tennessee	Volunteers	football	team	represented	the	University	of	Tennessee	in	the	1898	college	football	season	.
-1898_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	1	This	was	the	Volunteers	first	time	to	not	have	a	active	football	team	due	to	Spanish-American	War	.
-1898_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	2	The	Volunteers	also	did	not	field	a	team	in	three	other	war	years	,	in	1917	and	1918	during	World	War	I	,	and	in	1943	during	the	World	War	II	.
-1898_U.S._National_Championships_%28tennis%29	0	List	of	Champions	of	the	1898	U.S.	National	Championships	-LRB-	now	known	as	the	US	Open	-RRB-	:
-1898_VFA_season	0	The	1898	VFA	Premiership	was	won	by	the	Footscray	FC	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	0	The	1898	VFL	Grand	Final	was	an	Australian	rules	football	game	contested	between	the	Essendon	Football	Club	and	Fitzroy	Football	Club	,	held	in	Melbourne	on	24	September	1898	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	1	It	was	the	first	time	the	Victorian	Football	League	-LRB-	VFL	-RRB-	premiership	was	decided	by	a	grand	finale	match	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	2	The	game	was	played	under	atrocious	ground	conditions	,	in	front	of	16,538	people	,	at	the	St	Kilda	Cricket	Ground	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	3	The	reason	that	this	venue	was	chosen	was	because	both	clubs	considered	that	if	the	game	was	played	at	the	home	ground	of	one	of	the	teams	,	that	team	would	gain	an	unfair	advantage	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	4	Essendon	,	exercising	the	season	's	minor	premier	team	's	right	of	``	challenge	''	,	had	challenged	Fitzroy	,	the	winner	of	the	previous	Saturday	's	``	Sectional	Final	''	match	against	Collingwood	,	5.8	-LRB-	38	-RRB-	to	3.5	-LRB-	23	-RRB-	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	5	Fitzroy	won	the	``	Grand	Final	''	,	scoring	5.8	-LRB-	38	-RRB-	to	Essendon	's	3.5	-LRB-	23	-RRB-	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	6	Neither	side	scored	a	goal	in	the	last	quarter	of	the	match	.
-1898_VFL_Grand_Final	7	Both	the	Fitzroy	back-pocket	Stan	Reid	and	the	Essendon	full-forward	Charlie	Moore	would	later	die	in	South	Africa	in	active	service	during	the	Anglo-Boer	War	;	Moore	on	5	May	1901	,	and	Reid	on	23	June	1901	.
-1898_VFL_season	0	Results	and	statistics	for	the	Victorian	Football	League	season	of	1898	.
-1898_Washington_Senators_season	0	The	1898	Washington	Senators	baseball	team	finished	the	season	with	a	51-101	record	,	eleventh	place	in	the	National	League	.
-1898_Western_Pennsylvania_All-Star_football_team	0	The	1898	Western	Pennsylvania	All-Star	football	team	was	a	collection	of	early	football	players	to	form	an	all-star	team	.
-1898_Western_Pennsylvania_All-Star_football_team	1	The	team	was	formed	by	Dave	Berry	,	the	manager	of	the	Latrobe	Athletic	Association	,	for	the	purpose	of	playing	the	Duquesne	Country	and	Athletic	Club	,	which	fielded	a	team	composed	of	many	of	the	game	's	stars	from	the	era	.
-1898_Western_Pennsylvania_All-Star_football_team	2	The	game	between	the	two	clubs	ended	in	a	16-0	Duquesne	victory	and	is	considered	to	be	the	very	first	all-star	game	for	the	professional	sport	.
-1898_Wimbledon_Championships	0	List	of	Champions	of	the	1898	Wimbledon	Championships	:
-1898_Windward_Islands_hurricane	0	The	Windward	Islands	Hurricane	was	a	strong	,	destructive	hurricane	that	raged	through	the	eastern	Caribbean	islands	in	the	early	part	of	September	during	the	1898	Atlantic	hurricane	season	.
-1898_Windward_Islands_hurricane	1	Between	300	and	400	people	are	believed	to	have	died	in	the	storm	.
-1898_Windward_Islands_hurricane	2	Damage	on	Barbados	and	St.	Vincent	was	catastrophic	.
-1898_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	0	The	World	Figure	Skating	Championships	is	an	annual	figure	skating	competition	sanctioned	by	the	International	Skating	Union	in	which	figure	skaters	compete	for	the	title	of	World	Champion	.
-1898_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	1	The	1898	competition	took	place	on	February	15th	,	1898	in	London	,	United	Kingdom	.
-1898_college_football_season	0	The	1898	college	football	season	had	no	clear-cut	champion	,	with	the	Official	NCAA	Division	I	Football	Records	Book	listing	Harvard	and	Princeton	as	national	champions	.
-1898_in_Afghanistan	0	,	other	events	of	1898	,	and	1899	in	Afghanistan	.
-1898_in_Afghanistan	1	The	state	of	Afghanistan	is	peaceful	and	quiet	throughout	the	year	,	with	few	exceptions	.
-1898_in_Afghanistan	2	The	amir	suffers	much	inconvenience	and	loss	through	the	frontier	disturbances	,	and	to	steer	a	middle	course	between	the	fanatical	forces	about	him	and	his	foreign	obligations	is	difficult	.
-1898_in_Afghanistan	3	He	is	accused	of	harbouring	Afridi	refugees	,	but	since	they	are	fugitive	Muslims	,	the	amir	by	his	religion	is	bound	not	to	repel	them	when	seeking	refuge	without	prearrangement	.
-1898_in_Afghanistan	4	The	amir	is	not	implicated	in	supplying	arms	and	ammunition	to	the	tribesmen	.
-1898_in_Argentine_football	0	1898	in	Argentine	football	saw	Lomas	Athletic	Club	win	their	5th	Argentine	championship	in	6	seasons	.
-1898_in_Argentine_football	1	The	runners	up	were	Lobos	Athletic	.
-1898_in_Australia	0	See	also	:	1897	in	Australia	,	other	events	of	1898	,	1899	in	Australia	and	the	Timeline	of	Australian	history	.
-1898_in_Canada	0	Events	from	the	year	1898	in	Canada	.
-1898_in_France	0	See	also	:	1897	in	France	,	other	events	of	1898	,	1899	in	France	.
-1898_in_France	1	Events	from	the	year	1898	in	France	.
-1898_in_India	0	Events	in	the	year	1898	in	India	.
-1898_in_Norway	0	Events	in	the	year	1898	in	Norway	.
-1898_in_South_Africa	0	See	also	:	1897	in	South	Africa	,	other	events	of	1898	,	1899	in	South	Africa	and	the	Timeline	of	South	African	history	.
-1898_in_Swedish_football	0	The	1898	season	in	Swedish	football	,	starting	January	1898	and	ending	December	1898	:
-1898_in_Wales	0	This	article	is	about	the	particular	significance	of	the	year	1898	to	Wales	and	its	people	.
-1898_in_archaeology	0	The	year	1898	in	archaeology	involved	some	significant	excavations	.
-1898_in_architecture	0	The	year	1898	in	architecture	involved	some	significant	events	.
-1898_in_association_football	0	The	following	are	the	association	football	events	of	the	year	1898	throughout	the	world	.
-1898_in_literature	0	The	year	1898	in	literature	involved	some	significant	new	books	.
-1898_in_organized_crime	0	See	also	:	1897	in	organized	crime	,	other	events	of	1898	,	1899	in	organized	crime	and	the	list	of	`	years	in	Organized	Crime	'	.
-1898_in_poetry	0	Nationality	words	link	to	articles	with	information	on	the	nation	's	poetry	or	literature	.
-1898_in_science	0	The	year	1898	in	science	and	technology	involved	some	significant	events	,	listed	below	.
-1898_in_sports	0	1898	in	sports	describes	the	year	's	events	in	world	sport	.
-1898_in_the_United_Kingdom	0	Events	from	the	year	1898	in	the	United	Kingdom	.
-1898_in_the_United_States	0	Events	from	the	year	1898	in	the	United	States	.
-1898_invasion_of_Guant%C3%A1namo_Bay	0	The	1898	Battle	of	Guant	u00E1namo	Bay	was	fought	from	June	6	--	June	10	,	1898	,	during	the	Spanish-American	War	,	when	American	and	Cuban	forces	seized	the	strategically	and	commercially	important	harbor	of	Guant	u00E1namo	Bay	,	Cuba	.
-1898_invasion_of_Guant%C3%A1namo_Bay	1	Capturing	the	bay	from	the	Spanish	forces	was	instrumental	in	the	following	Battle	of	Santiago	de	Cuba	and	the	subsequent	invasion	of	Puerto	Rico	.
-1898_invasion_of_Guant%C3%A1namo_Bay	2	Although	overshadowed	by	the	land	and	sea	battles	at	Santiago	,	the	establishment	of	the	United	States	naval	base	at	Guantanamo	Bay	and	the	rout	of	defending	Spanish	troops	by	U.	S.	and	Cuban	forces	was	important	in	the	final	Spanish	defeat	.
-1899	0	1899	was	a	common	year	starting	on	Sunday	-LRB-	link	will	display	the	full	calendar	-RRB-	of	the	Gregorian	calendar	-LRB-	or	a	common	year	starting	on	Friday	of	the	12-day-slower	Julian	calendar	-RRB-	.
-1899	1	Although	this	year	is	often	held	to	be	the	last	of	the	nineteenth	century	,	1900	is	technically	the	last	year	according	to	the	``	traditional	''	reckoning	.
-1899%E2%80%9300_Northern_Rugby_Football_Union_season	0	The	1899-00	Northern	Rugby	Football	Union	season	was	the	fifth	season	of	rugby	league	football	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Belgian_First_Division	0	Statistics	of	Belgian	First	Division	in	the	1899\/1900	season	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	Burslem	Port	Vale	's	second	consecutive	season	-LRB-	sixth	overall	-RRB-	of	football	in	the	Football	League	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	1	Another	season	of	charging	to	the	summit	of	the	Second	Division	table	,	only	to	fall	into	mid-table	obscurity	,	this	time	the	club	suffered	from	low	support	and	subsequently	poor	finances	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	10	JPG	Bert	Eardley	played	one	,	scored	one	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	11	File	:	Danny	Simpson	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	12	JPG	Striker	Danny	Simpson	was	nearing	the	end	of	his	playing	career	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	13	File	:	George	Price	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	14	JPG	Striker	George	Price	would	be	a	key	player	the	next	season	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	15	New	signing	Billy	Grassam	was	prolific	in	cup	competitions	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	2	Once	again	the	team	maintained	a	decent	defensive	record	,	only	to	fail	miserably	in	front	of	goal	-	the	second	lowest	total	in	the	league	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	3	File	:	Billy	Leech	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	4	jpg	Not	long	after	his	debut	,	left-half	Billy	Leech	established	himself	as	an	essential	first	teamer	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	5	File	:	Lucien	Boullemier	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	6	JPG	Key	player	Lucien	Boullemier	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	7	File	:	Billy	Heames	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	8	JPG	Billy	Heames	rarely	missed	a	game	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Burslem_Port_Vale_F.C._season	9	File	:	Bert	Eardley	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	0	The	FA	Cup	1899	--	1900	was	the	29th	staging	of	the	world	's	oldest	association	football	competition	,	the	Football	Association	Challenge	Cup	-LRB-	more	usually	known	as	the	FA	Cup	-RRB-	,	and	the	last	to	be	held	fully	in	the	19th	Century	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	1	The	cup	was	won	by	Bury	,	who	defeated	Southampton	4	--	0	in	the	final	of	the	competition	,	played	at	Crystal	Palace	in	London	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	2	Matches	were	scheduled	to	be	played	at	the	stadium	of	the	team	named	first	on	the	date	specified	for	each	round	,	which	was	always	a	Saturday	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	3	If	scores	were	level	after	90	minutes	had	been	played	,	a	replay	would	take	place	at	the	stadium	of	the	second-named	team	later	the	same	week	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	4	If	the	replayed	match	was	drawn	further	replays	would	be	held	at	neutral	venues	until	a	winner	was	determined	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FA_Cup	5	If	scores	were	level	after	90	minutes	had	been	played	in	a	replay	,	a	30-minute	period	of	extra	time	would	be	played	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FC_Barcelona_season	0	The	1899-1900	season	was	the	first	season	for	FC	Barcelona	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_FC_Barcelona_season	1	The	club	played	some	friendly	matches	against	local	clubs	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Football_League	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	the	12th	season	of	The	Football	League	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Manchester_City_F.C._season	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	Manchester	City	F.C.	's	ninth	season	of	league	football	and	first	season	in	the	First	Division	of	the	Football	League	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	Newton	Heath	's	eighth	season	in	the	Football	League	and	their	sixth	in	the	Second	Division	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	1	They	finished	fourth	in	the	league	,	which	was	not	enough	to	earn	promotion	back	to	the	First	Division	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	2	In	the	FA	Cup	,	the	Heathens	were	knocked	out	in	the	First	Round	Qualifying	by	South	Shore	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	3	The	club	also	entered	teams	in	the	Lancashire	and	Manchester	Senior	Cups	in	1899	u20131900	,	but	little	progress	was	made	in	either	competition	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	4	The	club	received	a	bye	to	the	third	round	of	the	Manchester	Senior	Cup	,	but	lost	5	u20130	to	Bury	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Newton_Heath_F.C._season	5	It	was	a	similar	story	in	the	Lancashire	Cup	,	as	they	beat	Bolton	Wanderers	3	u20132	in	the	first	round	before	losing	1	u20130	to	Southport	Central	in	the	second	round	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Ottawa_Hockey_Club_season	0	The	1899	u20131900	Ottawa	Hockey	Club	season	was	the	club	's	15th	season	of	play	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Ottawa_Hockey_Club_season	1	Ottawa	placed	third	in	the	league	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Ottawa_Hockey_Club_season	2	Contents	:	Regular	season	u2014Playoffs	u2014Player	stats	u2014Awards	and	records	Transactions	u2014	See	also	u2014	References
-1899%E2%80%931900_Rangers_F.C._season	0	The	1899	--	1900	season	is	the	10th	season	of	competitive	football	by	Rangers	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Southern_Football_League	0	The	1899-00	Southern	Football	League	season	was	the	6th	in	the	history	of	the	Southern	League	,	a	football	competition	in	England	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Southern_Football_League	1	The	League	comprised	future	Football	League	sides	and	non-league	clubs	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Southern_Football_League	2	The	teams	in	the	League	were	divided	into	First	and	Second	Divisions	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Stoke_F.C._season	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	Stoke	's	twelfth	season	of	league	football	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	0	Thames	Ironworks	F.C.	1898-1899	t	For	the	1899-1900	season	,	Thames	Ironworks	F.C.	adopted	claret	and	blue	`	uniforms	'	for	the	first	time	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	1	Charlie	Dove	had	got	the	kits	for	the	club	at	a	very	cheap	price	of	u00A33	.10	s.	They	had	come	from	his	father	William	Dove	,	who	was	a	professional	sprinter	of	national	repute	,	as	well	as	being	one	of	the	coaches	at	Thames	Ironworks	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	2	During	the	summer	of	1899	,	Bill	Dove	had	been	at	a	fair	in	Birmingham	,	close	to	Villa	Park	,	the	home	ground	of	Aston	Villa	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	3	The	scrawny	looking	Dove	had	been	challenged	to	a	race	against	four	Villa	players	,	who	wagered	money	that	one	of	them	would	win	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	4	Bill	Dove	defeated	them	,	and	when	they	were	unable	to	pay	the	bet	,	one	of	the	Villa	players	who	was	responsible	for	washing	the	team	's	kit	offered	a	complete	side	's	`	uniforms	'	to	Dove	in	payment	of	the	bet	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	5	The	Aston	Villa	player	subsequently	reported	to	his	club	that	the	kit	was	`	missing	'	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_Thames_Ironworks_F.C._season	6	Thames	Ironworks	,	and	West	Ham	United	would	continue	to	use	their	previous	favored	colors	of	white	,	sky	blue	or	navy	for	their	away	kit	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_WPHL_season	0	The	1899	u20131900	WPHL	season	was	the	third	season	of	play	of	the	Western	Pennsylvania	Hockey	League	,	based	in	Pittsburgh	,	Pennsylvania	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_WPHL_season	1	Defending	champion	Pittsburgh	PAC	repeated	as	champions	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_in_Belgian_football	0	The	1899-1900	season	was	the	fifth	competitive	season	in	Belgian	football	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_in_English_football	0	The	1899	u20131900	season	was	the	29th	season	of	competitive	football	in	England	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_in_Scottish_football	0	The	season	of	1899	--	1900	in	Scottish	football	was	the	tenth	season	of	the	Scottish	Football	League	.
-1899%E2%80%931900_in_Swiss_football	0	Statistics	of	Swiss	Super	League	in	the	1899	u20131900	season	.
-18991_Tonivanov	0	18991	Tonivanov	-LRB-	2000	RD35	-RRB-	is	a	main-belt	asteroid	discovered	on	September	1	,	2000	by	the	Lincoln	Laboratory	Near-Earth	Asteroid	Research	Team	at	Socorro	.
-18992_Katharvard	0	18992	Katharvard	-LRB-	2000	RK40	-RRB-	is	a	main-belt	asteroid	discovered	on	September	3	,	2000	by	the	Lincoln	Laboratory	Near-Earth	Asteroid	Research	Team	at	Socorro	.
-189930_Jeanneherbert	0	189930	Jeanneherbert	-LRB-	provisional	designation	2003	SR200	-RRB-	is	a	main	belt	asteroid	.
-189930_Jeanneherbert	1	It	was	discovered	by	David	Healy	on	September	22	,	2003	at	Junk	Bond	Observatory	.
-189930_Jeanneherbert	2	189930	Jeanneherbert	is	named	after	Jeanne	Herbert	,	an	active	member	of	the	Huachuca	Astronomy	Club	.
-18994_Nhannguyen	0	18994	Nhannguyen	-LRB-	2000	RO50	-RRB-	is	a	main-belt	asteroid	discovered	on	September	5	,	2000	by	the	Lincoln	Laboratory	Near-Earth	Asteroid	Research	Team	at	Socorro	.
-18996_Torasan	0	18996	Torasan	is	a	main-belt	minor	planet	.
-18996_Torasan	1	It	was	discovered	by	Kazuro	Watanabe	at	the	JCPM	Sapporo	Station	on	September	4	,	2000	.
-18996_Torasan	2	It	is	named	after	Japanese	actor	Kiyoshi	Atsumi	and	his	leading	role	in	the	Tora-san	film	series	.
-18997_Mizrahi	0	18997	Mizrahi	-LRB-	2000	RG54	-RRB-	is	a	main-belt	asteroid	discovered	on	September	1	,	2000	by	the	Lincoln	Laboratory	Near-Earth	Asteroid	Research	Team	at	Socorro	.
-1899_All-Ireland_Senior_Hurling_Championship_Final	0	The	1899	All-Ireland	Senior	Hurling	Championship	Final	was	the	12th	All-Ireland	Final	and	the	culmination	of	the	1899	All-Ireland	Senior	Hurling	Championship	,	an	inter-county	hurling	tournament	for	the	top	teams	in	Ireland	.
-1899_All-Ireland_Senior_Hurling_Championship_Final	1	The	match	was	held	at	Jones	'	Road	,	Dublin	,	on	24	March	,	1901	between	Wexford	,	represented	by	club	side	Blackwater	,	and	Tipperary	,	represented	by	club	side	Moycarkey	.
-1899_All-Ireland_Senior_Hurling_Championship_Final	2	The	Leinster	champions	lost	to	their	Munster	opponents	on	a	score	line	of	3-12	to	1-4	.
-1899_Atlantic_hurricane_season	0	The	1899	Atlantic	hurricane	season	ran	through	the	summer	and	the	first	half	of	fall	in	1899	.
-1899_Atlantic_hurricane_season	1	The	season	was	average	,	with	9	tropical	storms	,	of	which	5	became	hurricanes	and	only	two	became	major	hurricanes	.
-1899_Atlantic_hurricane_season	2	The	most	notable	storm	was	Hurricane	San	Ciriaco	,	which	caused	more	than	3,000	fatalities	.
-1899_Atlantic_hurricane_season	3	Hurricane	San	Ciriaco	also	lasted	almost	a	month	.
-1899_Atlantic_hurricane_season	4	The	hurricane	was	tied	with	Hurricane	Ginger	for	the	longest	on	record	.
-1899_Auburn_Tigers_football_team	0	The	1899	Auburn	Tigers	football	team	represented	Auburn	University	in	the	1899-1900	college	football	season	.
-1899_Auburn_Tigers_football_team	1	The	Tigers	went	3	--	1	--	1	,	outscoring	their	opponents	148-11	and	holding	four	opponents	scoreless	.
-1899_Auburn_Tigers_football_team	2	This	team	was	noteworthy	as	the	last	to	be	coached	by	legendary	Tigers	head	coach	John	Heisman	.
-1899_Auburn_Tigers_football_team	3	The	squad	is	also	remembered	as	the	only	team	to	score	on	the	legendary	1899	Sewanee	team	that	went	undefeated	and	beat	Texas	,	Texas	A&M	,	Tulane	,	LSU	and	Ole	Miss	over	a	6	day	span	.
-1899_Auburn_Tigers_football_team	4	Auburn	lost	their	matchup	to	the	``	Iron	Men	''	by	a	single	point	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	0	The	1899	Baltimore	Orioles	season	was	a	season	in	American	baseball	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	1	It	was	the	Orioles	'	18th	season	in	the	major	leagues	,	their	8th	in	the	National	League	,	and	their	last	overall	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	2	After	the	1898	season	,	Orioles	owner	Harry	Von	der	Horst	acquired	a	controlling	interest	in	the	Brooklyn	Bridegrooms	ballclub	and	moved	most	of	his	star	players	and	manager	Ned	Hanlon	over	to	the	Brooklyn	team	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	3	The	remaining	team	played	the	season	under	first	year	manager	John	McGraw	and	still	managed	to	win	86	games	and	finish	in	fourth	place	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	4	After	the	season	,	the	National	League	contracted	and	the	Baltimore	franchise	was	folded	.
-1899_Baltimore_Orioles_season	5	The	remaining	players	either	were	absorbed	into	Brooklyn	or	released	to	sign	with	another	club	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	0	The	1899	British	Home	Championship	was	an	international	football	tournament	between	the	British	Home	Nations	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	1	A	very	high	scoring	affair	,	the	competition	featured	the	highest	scoreline	ever	achieved	in	the	Home	Championships	when	England	defeated	Ireland	13	--	2	in	Sunderland	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	2	It	was	the	first	of	two	particularly	heavy	defeats	for	the	Irish	side	,	who	nevertheless	still	managed	to	finish	third	,	courtesy	of	a	victory	over	Wales	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	3	England	's	win	over	the	Ireland	was	the	start	of	the	tournament	and	placed	them	immediately	on	top	of	the	table	,	a	position	Ireland	joined	them	in	with	their	1	--	0	victory	over	Wales	in	the	second	game	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	4	Scotland	began	their	bid	for	the	title	in	the	third	match	with	a	strong	6	--	0	win	over	Wales	in	Wrexham	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	5	Wales	'	poor	competition	was	finished	in	their	next	game	when	England	again	took	top	position	by	beating	them	4	--	0	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	6	In	the	penultimate	game	,	Scotland	joined	England	at	the	top	of	the	table	with	a	9	--	1	demolition	of	Ireland	,	who	had	conceded	21	goals	in	two	games	but	still	finished	third	.
-1899_British_Home_Championship	7	In	the	deciding	match	,	England	and	Scotland	both	played	a	strong	game	but	England	eventually	proved	stronger	,	winning	2	--	1	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	0	The	1899	British	Isles	tour	to	Australia	was	the	fourth	rugby	union	tour	by	a	British	Isles	team	and	the	second	to	Australia	;	though	the	first	tour	in	1888	was	a	private	venture	,	making	the	1899	tour	the	first	official	undertaking	of	Australia	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	1	It	is	retrospectively	classed	as	one	of	the	British	Lions	tours	,	as	the	Lions	naming	convention	was	not	adopted	until	1950	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	2	Negotiations	had	also	taken	place	for	the	tour	to	incorporate	matches	against	New	Zealand	,	either	through	a	visit	to	New	Zealand	,	or	a	New	Zealand	team	to	play	in	Australia	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	3	No	agreeable	terms	could	be	found	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	4	This	tour	was	the	first	to	truly	represent	the	British	Isles	,	with	players	from	all	four	Home	Nations	.
-1899_British_Lions_tour_to_Australia	5	Despite	this	fact	,	many	Australian	newspapers	,	and	some	British	dailies	,	referred	to	the	tourists	as	``	the	English	football	team	''	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	0	The	1899	season	began	with	the	Brooklyn	team	and	the	Baltimore	Orioles	merging	their	ownership	groups	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	1	Baltimore	owner	Harry	Von	der	Horst	and	Ned	Hanlon	became	part	owners	of	Brooklyn	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	2	Von	der	Horst	insisted	than	Hanlon	become	the	team	's	new	manager	,	a	position	that	had	been	promised	to	outfielder	Mike	Griffin	,	who	had	been	interim	manager	the	previous	year	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	3	Griffin	quit	and	wound	up	suing	the	team	for	lost	wages	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	4	His	contract	was	sold	to	the	Cleveland	Spiders	,	but	Griffin	never	played	or	managed	in	the	majors	again	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	5	Re-named	the	Superbas	as	part	of	the	deal	,	the	team	also	siphoned	off	the	several	of	the	Orioles	'	best	players	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	6	On	March	11	,	the	team	brought	Bill	Dahlen	,	Mike	Heydon	,	Jay	Hughes	,	Hughie	Jennings	,	Willie	Keeler	,	Joe	Kelley	,	Al	Maul	,	Dan	McGann	and	Doc	McJames	onto	their	roster	from	Baltimore	,	while	assigning	Harry	Howell	,	Candy	LaChance	,	Kit	McKenna	,	Ralph	Miller	,	Jack	Ryan	,	Jimmy	Sheckard	and	Aleck	Smith	to	the	Orioles	.
-1899_Brooklyn_Superbas_season	7	This	influx	of	talent	was	a	good	part	of	the	reason	why	the	Superbas	managed	to	win	the	National	League	pennant	with	101	wins	after	winning	just	54	games	in	1898	.
-1899_CAHL_season	0	The	inaugural	1899	Canadian	Amateur	Hockey	League	-LRB-	CAHL	-RRB-	season	lasted	from	January	7	until	March	4	.
-1899_CAHL_season	1	Teams	played	an	eight	game	schedule	The	Montreal	Shamrocks	were	the	league	champion	with	a	record	of	seven	wins	and	one	loss	.
-1899_Cincinnati_Reds_season	0	The	1899	Cincinnati	Reds	season	was	a	season	in	American	baseball	.
-1899_Cincinnati_Reds_season	1	The	team	finished	in	sixth	place	in	the	National	League	with	a	record	of	83-67	,	16	games	behind	the	Brooklyn	Superbas	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	0	The	1899	Cleveland	Spiders	season	was	a	season	in	American	baseball	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	1	It	was	their	13th	season	in	the	major	leagues	,	their	11th	season	in	the	National	League	and	,	as	it	turned	out	,	their	last	season	in	existence	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	10	Their	final	record	for	the	season	was	20-134	for	a	winning	percentage	of	.134	u2014the	worst	in	baseball	history	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	2	In	1899	,	the	owners	of	the	Spiders	,	the	Robison	brothers	,	Frank	and	Stanley	,	bought	the	St.	Louis	Browns	baseball	club	from	Chris	von	der	Ahe	,	renaming	it	the	Perfectos	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	3	However	,	they	continued	to	retain	ownership	of	the	Cleveland	club	,	an	obvious	conflict	of	interest	that	was	later	outlawed	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	4	Stanley	Robison	publicly	announced	his	intention	to	run	the	Spiders	``	as	a	sideshow	,	''	and	fans	apparently	took	him	at	his	word	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	5	Through	the	first	16	home	games	,	Cleveland	's	total	attendance	was	3,179	,	or	an	average	of	199	people	per	game	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	6	Due	to	lackluster	ticket	sales	,	other	NL	teams	refused	to	travel	to	Cleveland	's	League	Park	,	as	their	cut	of	the	ticket	revenue	did	n't	even	begin	to	cover	their	travel	and	hotel	expenses	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	7	As	a	result	,	the	Spiders	only	played	26	more	home	games	for	the	rest	of	the	season	,	including	only	eight	after	July	1	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	8	In	so	doing	,	they	set	a	number	of	negative	records	,	including	one	,	101	road	losses	,	that	is	unbreakable	under	MLB	's	current	schedule	.
-1899_Cleveland_Spiders_season	9	Sportswriters	of	the	day	began	referring	to	the	team	as	the	``	Exiles	''	and	``	Wanderers	.	''
-1899_College_Football_All-America_Team	0	The	1899	College	Football	All-America	team	is	composed	of	college	football	players	who	were	selected	as	All-Americans	by	various	organizations	and	writers	that	chose	College	Football	All-America	Teams	for	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_College_Football_All-America_Team	1	The	organizations	that	chose	the	teams	included	Walter	Camp	for	Collier	's	Weekly	and	Casper	Whitney	for	Outing	Magazine	.
-1899_Crommelin	0	1899	Crommelin	-LRB-	1971	UR1	-RRB-	is	a	main-belt	asteroid	discovered	on	October	26	,	1971	by	Kohoutek	,	L.	at	Bergedorf	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	0	In	the	1899	English	cricket	season	,	Surrey	won	the	County	Championship	for	the	first	time	in	four	years	,	and	the	title	turned	out	to	be	their	last	until	1914	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	1	Surrey	's	season	was	dominated	by	draws	,	with	fourteen	out	of	26	games	drawn	,	just	like	the	season	in	general	-	especially	the	Australian	team	's	tour	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	2	Four	of	five	Test	matches	were	drawn	on	the	tour	,	but	Australia	won	the	second	Test	at	Lord	's	,	and	the	series	1	--	0	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	3	This	was	their	first	Ashes	series	win	in	England	since	the	original	match	in	1882	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	4	Also	,	Worcestershire	became	the	fifteenth	county	in	the	County	Championship	,	debuting	with	an	11-run	loss	to	Yorkshire	despite	earning	a	78-run	lead	on	first	innings	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	5	George	Wilson	took	eight	for	70	in	the	first	innings	,	which	was	a	Worcestershire	Championship	record	until	Wilson	beat	it	against	Somerset	in	1905	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	6	The	debutants	finished	twelfth	,	though	they	only	earned	two	wins	in	12	games	.
-1899_English_cricket_season	7	Finally	,	Sussex	'	Ranjitsinhji	became	the	first	batsman	to	hit	2000	runs	in	a	Championship	season	with	102	against	Lancashire	in	August	.
-1899_European_Figure_Skating_Championships	0	The	European	Figure	Skating	Championships	is	an	annual	figure	skating	competition	in	which	elite	figure	skaters	compete	for	the	title	of	European	Champion	.
-1899_European_Figure_Skating_Championships	1	The	1899	Championships	were	held	from	January	14th	to	January	15th	in	Davos	,	Switzerland	.
-1899_European_Figure_Skating_Championships	2	Skaters	competed	only	in	the	categories	of	men	's	singles	.
-1899_European_Figure_Skating_Championships	3	The	competitors	performed	only	compulsory	figures	.
-1899_FA_Cup_Final	0	The	1899	FA	Cup	Final	was	contested	by	Sheffield	United	and	Derby	County	at	Crystal	Palace	.
-1899_FA_Cup_Final	1	Sheffield	United	won	4	--	1	,	with	goals	scored	by	John	Almond	,	Walter	Bennett	,	Billy	Beer	and	Fred	Priest	.
-1899_FA_Cup_Final	2	John	Boag	scored	Derby	's	goal	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	0	The	1899	Home	Nations	Championship	was	the	seventeenth	series	of	the	rugby	union	Home	Nations	Championship	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	1	Six	matches	were	played	between	5	January	and	18	March	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	2	It	was	contested	by	England	,	Ireland	,	Scotland	and	Wales	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	3	The	1899	Championship	was	won	by	Ireland	who	also	took	the	Triple	Crown	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	4	This	was	the	fourth	time	Ireland	had	won	the	tournament	and	the	second	occasion	they	had	achieved	the	Triple	Crown	,	but	would	be	Ireland	's	last	success	for	some	time	;	they	would	not	win	the	title	outright	again	until	1935	and	their	next	Triple	Crown	came	in	1948	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	5	The	Irish	success	was	down	to	an	extremely	strong	defense	with	the	Irish	team	conceding	just	a	single	penalty	in	the	match	against	Scotland	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	6	The	penalty	itself	was	unprecedented	as	it	was	awarded	for	a	tackle	on	a	player	who	did	not	have	the	ball	,	the	first	time	such	a	penalty	had	been	given	in	an	international	game	.
-1899_Home_Nations_Championship	7	The	1899	championship	was	notable	for	the	beginning	of	a	period	of	underperformance	for	the	English	team	;	winning	just	seven	of	the	next	thirty	three	championship	matches	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	0	1899	Ireland	rugby	union	tour	of	Canada	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	1	Twenty	four	years	after	their	first	international	,	the	Ireland	national	rugby	union	team	embarked	on	their	first	ever	international	tour	in	October	1899	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	10	They	scored	150	points	and	conceded	51	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	11	The	trip	was	financed	by	Duke	Collins	,	an	Irish	Canadian	who	originally	came	from	County	Dublin	but	had	settled	in	Toronto	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	2	Seventeen	players	were	selected	to	make	the	journey	to	Canada	but	no	caps	were	awarded	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	3	Three	clubs	-	Dublin	University	,	Lansdowne	and	North	of	Ireland	FC	-	provided	fifteen	of	these	players	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	4	Ireland	often	had	to	field	just	fourteen	players	due	to	injuries	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	5	Among	those	to	be	injured	was	James	Myles	who	broke	his	leg	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	6	Myles	,	who	was	later	elected	as	an	independent	TD	,	had	to	remain	in	Canada	until	December	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	7	The	rest	of	the	touring	party	had	returned	home	in	November	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	8	Ireland	won	10	of	the	11	matches	they	played	.
-1899_Ireland_rugby_union_tour_of_Canada	9	Their	only	defeat	came	against	a	Halifax	XV	on	the	third	game	of	the	tour	.
-1899_Louisville_Colonels_season	0	The	1899	Louisville	Colonels	baseball	team	finished	with	a	75-77	record	and	ninth	place	in	the	National	League	.
-1899_Louisville_Colonels_season	1	Following	the	season	,	owner	Barney	Dreyfuss	bought	the	Pittsburgh	Pirates	organization	and	folded	his	Louisville	team	.
-1899_Louisville_Colonels_season	2	Manager	Fred	Clarke	and	most	of	the	players	moved	over	to	the	Pirates	where	they	enjoyed	much	more	success	in	the	coming	years	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	0	The	1899	Michigan	Wolverines	football	team	represented	the	University	of	Michigan	in	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	1	The	team	was	coached	by	former	Michigan	halfback	Gustave	Ferbert	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	2	The	Wolverines	opened	the	season	with	six	consecutive	shutouts	,	outscoring	opponents	in	those	six	contests	by	a	combined	score	of	109	to	0	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	3	However	,	Michigan	finished	the	season	by	going	2	--	2	in	their	final	four	games	,	losing	a	close	game	to	the	University	of	Pennsylvania	Quakers	-LRB-	11	--	10	-RRB-	and	another	to	the	Wisconsin	Badgers	-LRB-	17	--	5	-RRB-	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	4	After	the	1899	season	,	Ferbert	resigned	as	Michigan	's	head	coach	to	travel	to	Alaska	to	participate	in	the	Klondike	Gold	Rush	.
-1899_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team	5	He	returned	from	Alaska	several	years	later	as	a	millionaire	.
-1899_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	0	The	1899	Nebraska	Bugeaters	football	team	was	the	representative	of	the	University	of	Nebraska	in	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	1	The	team	was	coached	by	Alonzo	Edwin	Branch	and	played	their	home	games	at	Antelope	Field	in	Lincoln	,	Nebraska	.
-1899_Nebraska_Bugeaters_football_team	2	Nebraska	's	football	team	began	its	history	as	the	``	Old	Gold	Knights	''	,	and	was	also	sometimes	known	as	the	``	Tree	Planters	''	,	``	Nebraskans	''	,	``	The	Rattlesnake	Boys	''	,	``	Red	Stockings	''	,	``	Antelopes	''	or	``	Goldenrods	''	in	their	early	years	.
-1899_New_Richmond_tornado	0	The	1899	New	Richmond	Tornado	was	an	unprecedented	disaster	in	the	northern	Great	Plains	.
-1899_New_Richmond_tornado	1	It	nearly	destroyed	the	village	of	New	Richmond	,	Wisconsin	on	June	12	,	1899	,	killing	117	and	injuring	125	people	.
-1899_New_Richmond_tornado	2	More	than	$	300,000	in	damage	was	reported	.
-1899_Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football_team	0	The	1899	Ohio	State	Buckeyes	football	team	represented	the	Ohio	State	Buckeyes	in	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football_team	1	They	played	all	their	home	games	at	Ohio	Field	and	were	coached	by	John	B.	Eckstorm	.
-1899_Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football_team	2	They	were	the	first	Buckeyes	football	team	to	go	undefeated	,	finishing	9-0-1	.
-1899_Open_Championship	0	The	1899	Open	Championship	was	a	golf	competition	held	at	Royal	St	George	's	Golf	Club	.
-1899_Open_Championship	1	The	tournament	was	won	by	Harry	Vardon	.
-1899_Pittsburgh_Pirates_season	0	u200E	1899	Pittsburgh	Pirates	Major	league	affiliations	National	League	Location	Exposition	Park	Pittsburgh	,	Pennsylvania	1899	Information	Owner	-LRB-	s	-RRB-	William	Kerr	and	Phil	Auten	Manager	-LRB-	s	-RRB-	Bill	Watkins	,	Patsy	Donovan	Local	television	none	Local	radio	none
-1899_San_Ciriaco_hurricane	0	1899	San	Ciriaco	hurricane	,	also	known	as	the	1899	Puerto	Rico	Hurricane	,	was	the	longest-lived	Atlantic	hurricane	and	the	eleventh	deadliest	tropical	cyclone	in	the	basin	.
-1899_San_Ciriaco_hurricane	1	It	was	an	intense	and	long-lived	Atlantic	Cape	Verde-type	hurricane	which	crossed	Puerto	Rico	over	the	two	day	period	August	8	to	August	9	,	1899	.
-1899_San_Ciriaco_hurricane	2	Many	deaths	occurred	as	a	result	,	due	to	flooding	.
-1899_San_Ciriaco_hurricane	3	The	cyclone	kept	tropical	storm	strength	or	higher	for	28	days	,	which	makes	it	the	longest	duration	Atlantic	hurricane	on	record	and	the	second-longest	anywhere	in	the	world	-LRB-	behind	Hurricane	John	in	1994	-RRB-	.
-1899_San_Ciriaco_hurricane	4	The	estimated	ACE	of	73.57	is	the	highest	ever	recorded	in	the	Atlantic	basin	.
-1899_Sewanee_Tigers_football_team	0	The	1899	Sewanee	Tigers	football	team	represented	Sewanee	:	The	University	of	the	South	in	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_Sewanee_Tigers_football_team	1	Sewanee	was	one	of	the	first	college	football	powers	of	the	Southern	United	States	and	the	1899	team	in	particular	was	very	strong	.
-1899_Sewanee_Tigers_football_team	2	In	1899	,	the	team	went	12	--	0	,	outscoring	opponents	322	to	10	,	and	won	the	Southern	Intercollegiate	Athletic	Association	title	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	0	The	1899	St.	Louis	Perfectos	season	was	the	team	's	18th	season	in	St.	Louis	,	Missouri	and	the	8th	season	in	the	National	League	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	1	The	Perfectos	went	84-67	during	the	season	and	finished	5th	in	the	National	League	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	10	After	the	1899	season	,	such	arrangements	were	outlawed	in	MLB	,	and	both	the	Spiders	and	Orioles	were	among	four	teams	eliminated	from	the	league	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	2	This	was	the	team	's	only	season	when	they	were	named	the	Perfectos	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	3	The	Robison	brothers	,	who	had	just	bought	the	team	from	original	owner	Chris	Von	der	Ahe	,	changed	the	colors	to	red	,	the	name	of	the	team	to	Perfectos	,	and	the	name	of	the	ballpark	to	League	Park	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	4	The	red	color	proved	so	popular	that	fans	and	sportwriters	began	referring	to	the	team	by	the	shade	of	red	,	Cardinal	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	5	The	next	season	the	team	officially	became	the	Cardinals	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	6	The	team	benefited	from	a	large	number	of	players	who	were	transferred	to	the	team	from	the	Cleveland	Spiders	,	which	were	also	owned	by	the	Robison	brothers	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	7	This	led	to	the	Spiders	compiling	the	worst	season	in	MLB	history	,	losing	134	games	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	8	However	,	the	Perfectos	wound	up	finishing	only	5th	.
-1899_St._Louis_Perfectos_season	9	The	pennant-winning	Brooklyn	Superbas	,	who	finished	18	u00BD	games	ahead	of	St.	Louis	,	benefited	from	a	similar	arrangement	,	as	Brooklyn	's	owners	also	owned	the	Baltimore	Orioles	,	allowing	them	to	also	transfer	their	better	players	into	one	team	.
-1899_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	0	The	1899	Tennessee	Volunteers	football	team	represented	the	University	of	Tennessee	in	the	1899	college	football	season	.
-1899_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	1	They	were	the	first	Tennessee	team	to	have	a	head	coach	.
-1899_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	2	J.	A.	Pierce	helmed	the	team	in	1899	and	1900	.
-1899_Tennessee_Volunteers_football_team	3	The	1899	Tennessee	Volunteers	won	six	games	and	lost	two	.
-1899_U.S._National_Championships_%28tennis%29	0	List	of	Champions	of	the	1899	U.S.	National	Championships	-LRB-	now	known	as	the	US	Open	-RRB-	:
-1899_VFA_season	0	The	1899	VFA	Premiership	was	won	by	the	Footscray	FC	.
-1899_VFL_Grand_Final	0	The	1899	VFL	Grand	Final	was	an	Australian	rules	football	game	contested	between	the	Fitzroy	Football	Club	and	South	Melbourne	Football	Club	,	held	at	the	St	Kilda	Cricket	Ground	in	Melbourne	on	16	September	1899	.
-1899_VFL_Grand_Final	1	It	was	the	2nd	annual	Grand	Final	of	the	Victorian	Football	League	,	staged	to	determine	the	premiers	for	the	1899	VFL	season	.
-1899_VFL_Grand_Final	2	The	match	,	attended	by	4,823	spectators	,	was	won	by	Fitzroy	by	a	margin	of	1	point	,	becoming	the	first	club	to	claim	back	to	back	VFL	premierships	.
-1899_VFL_season	0	Results	and	statistics	for	the	Victorian	Football	League	season	of	1899	.
-1899_Washington_Senators_season	0	The	1899	Washington	Senators	baseball	team	finished	the	season	with	a	54-98	record	,	eleventh	place	in	the	National	League	.
-1899_Washington_Senators_season	1	When	the	NL	contracted	after	the	season	,	the	Senators	were	disbanded	.
-1899_Washington_Senators_season	2	Owner	J.	Earl	Wagner	received	$	39,000	for	his	interest	in	the	team	.
-1899_Wimbledon_Championships	0	List	of	Champions	of	the	1899	Wimbledon	Championships	:
-1899_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	0	The	World	Figure	Skating	Championships	is	an	annual	figure	skating	competition	sanctioned	by	the	International	Skating	Union	in	which	figure	skaters	compete	for	the	title	of	World	Champion	.
-1899_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	1	The	1899	competition	took	place	on	February	12th	,	1899	in	Davos	,	Switzerland	.
-1899_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	2	All	judges	came	from	Switherland	.
-1899_World_Figure_Skating_Championships	3	There	were	no	distortions	of	the	result	due	to	it	,	because	there	was	no	Swiss	competitor	.
-1899_college_football_season	0	The	1899	college	football	season	had	no	clear-cut	champion	,	with	the	Official	NCAA	Division	I	Football	Records	Book	listing	Harvard	and	Princeton	as	national	champions	.
-1899_in_Afghanistan	0	,	other	events	of	1899	,	and	1900	in	Afghanistan	.
-1899_in_Afghanistan	1	Not	for	many	years	has	Afghanistan	been	less	disturbed	than	this	year	.
-1899_in_Afghanistan	2	Few	tribal	risings	occur	and	the	amir	Abdor	Rahman	continues	to	express	friendly	relations	with	Britain	.
-1899_in_Afghanistan	3	Yet	there	is	a	disquieting	rumor	that	Russia	is	preparing	to	advance	on	Herat	in	certain	eventualities	,	and	that	an	experimental	mobilization	of	Russian	troops	from	Tiflis	to	Kushk	-LRB-	some	sixty	miles	from	Herat	-RRB-	was	made	at	the	close	of	the	year	.
-1899_in_Afghanistan	4	The	amir	keeps	up	a	friendly	correspondence	with	the	viceroy	,	Lord	Curzon	,	during	the	year	,	and	the	relations	between	Afghanistan	and	the	Indian	government	were	never	more	cordial	.
-1899_in_Argentine_football	0	1899	in	Argentine	football	saw	the	Argentine	league	reduced	to	4	teams	to	accommodate	the	creation	of	a	second	division	.
-1899_in_Australia	0	See	also	:	1898	in	Australia	,	other	events	of	1899	,	1900	in	Australia	and	the	Timeline	of	Australian	history	.
-1899_in_Canada	0	Events	from	the	year	1899	in	Canada	.
-1899_in_France	0	See	also	:	1898	in	France	,	other	events	of	1899	,	1900	in	France	.
-1899_in_France	1	Events	from	the	year	1899	in	France	.
-1899_in_Germany	0	Events	in	the	year	1899	in	Germany	.
-1899_in_India	0	Events	in	the	year	1899	in	India	.
-1899_in_Norway	0	Events	in	the	year	1899	in	Norway	.
-1899_in_South_Africa	0	See	also	:	1898	in	South	Africa	,	other	events	of	1899	,	1900	in	South	Africa	and	the	Timeline	of	South	African	history	.
-1899_in_Swedish_football	0	The	1899	season	in	Swedish	football	,	starting	January	1899	and	ending	December	1899	:
-1899_in_Wales	0	This	article	is	about	the	particular	significance	of	the	year	1899	to	Wales	and	its	people	.
-1899_in_archaeology	0	The	year	1899	in	archaeology	involved	some	significant	excavations	.
-1899_in_architecture	0	The	year	1899	in	architecture	involved	some	significant	events	.
-1899_in_association_football	0	The	following	are	the	association	football	events	of	the	year	1899	throughout	the	world	.
-1899_in_film	0	The	year	1899	in	film	involved	some	significant	events	.
-1899_in_literature	0	The	year	1899	in	literature	involved	some	significant	new	books	.
-1899_in_organized_crime	0	See	also	:	1898	in	organized	crime	,	other	events	of	1899	,	1900	in	organized	crime	and	the	list	of	`	years	in	organized	crime	'	.
-1899_in_poetry	0	u2014	Opening	lines	of	Rudyard	Kipling	's	White	Man	's	Burden	,	first	published	this	year	Nationality	words	link	to	articles	with	information	on	the	nation	's	poetry	or	literature	.
-1899_in_rail_transport	0	1986	-RRB-	,	America	's	most	noteworthy	railroaders	,	Railroad	History	,	Railway	and	Locomotive	Historical	Society	,	154	,	p.	9-15	.
-1899_in_science	0	The	year	1899	in	science	and	technology	involved	some	significant	events	,	listed	below	.
-1899_in_sports	0	1899	in	sports	describes	the	year	's	events	in	world	sport	.
-1899_in_the_United_Kingdom	0	Events	from	the	year	1899	in	the	United	Kingdom	.
-1899_in_the_United_States	0	Events	from	the	year	1899	in	the	United	States	.
-189_%28number%29	0	189	is	the	natural	number	following	188	and	preceding	190	.
-189_Phthia	0	189	Phthia	is	a	bright-coloured	,	rocky	main	belt	asteroid	.
-189_Phthia	1	It	was	discovered	by	C.	H.	F.	Peters	on	September	9	,	1878	in	Clinton	,	New	York	and	named	after	Phthia	,	a	region	of	Ancient	Greece	.
-189th_%28Canadien-Fran%C3%A7ais%29_Battalion,_CEF	0	The	189th	Battalion	,	CEF	was	a	unit	in	the	Canadian	Expeditionary	Force	during	the	First	World	War	.
-189th_%28Canadien-Fran%C3%A7ais%29_Battalion,_CEF	1	Based	in	Fraserville	,	Quebec	,	the	unit	began	recruiting	during	the	winter	of	1915\/16	in	eastern	Quebec	.
-189th_%28Canadien-Fran%C3%A7ais%29_Battalion,_CEF	2	After	sailing	to	England	in	September	1916	,	the	battalion	was	absorbed	into	the	69th	Overseas	Battalion	,	CEF	on	October	6	,	1916	.
-189th_%28Canadien-Fran%C3%A7ais%29_Battalion,_CEF	3	The	189th	Battalion	,	CEF	had	one	Officer	Commanding	:	Lieut-Col	.
-189th_%28Canadien-Fran%C3%A7ais%29_Battalion,_CEF	4	P.	A.	Puize	.
-189th_Airlift_Squadron	0	The	189th	Airlift	Squadron	was	a	unit	of	the	Idaho	Air	National	Guard	equipped	with	the	C-130H	Hercules	.
-189th_Airlift_Squadron	1	Its	parent	unit	was	the	124th	Wing	.
-189th_Airlift_Squadron	2	Following	the	BRAC	2005	the	unit	was	deactivated	in	2009	.
-189th_Airlift_Wing	0	The	United	States	Air	Force	's	189th	Airlift	Wing	is	an	airlift	unit	located	at	Little	Rock	AFB	,	Arkansas	.
-189th_Airlift_Wing	1	It	is	a	part	of	the	Arkansas	National	Guard	and	currently	runs	the	Air	National	Guard	Basic	Academic	School	,	providing	flight	engineer	and	loadmaster	entry-level	training	for	all	branches	of	the	service	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	0	The	189th	Infantry	Brigade	is	an	Infantry	brigade	of	the	United	States	Army	based	at	Fort	Bragg	,	North	Carolina	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	1	It	is	a	training	brigade	of	the	United	States	Army	Reserve	and	is	subordinate	to	the	First	Army	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	2	Originally	organized	as	a	part	of	the	95th	Infantry	Division	for	World	War	I	,	the	brigade	never	saw	combat	in	that	conflict	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	3	Kept	active	and	in	the	reserve	through	much	of	the	20th	century	,	the	brigade	in	name	was	reorganized	into	a	different	unit	for	fighting	during	World	War	II	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	4	Seeing	numerous	moves	,	activations	and	deactivations	,	the	brigade	has	been	used	principally	as	a	training	unit	for	most	of	its	existence	.
-189th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_States%29	5	Reactivated	again	in	2006	,	the	brigade	is	now	primarily	responsible	for	training	Provincial	Reconstruction	Teams	and	their	supporting	elements	for	deployment	to	the	War	in	Afghanistan	.
-189th_Ohio_Infantry	0	The	189th	Ohio	Volunteer	Infantry	-LRB-	or	189th	OVI	-RRB-	was	an	infantry	regiment	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18D	0	The	18D	was	a	Soviet	surface-to-air	missile	,	basic	missile	of	S-75	.
-18D	1	It	was	built	as	a	prototype	during	the	1960s	,	but	was	never	deployed	into	active	operations	.
-18D/Perrine-Mrkos	0	18D\/Perrine-Mrkos	is	a	periodic	comet	in	our	solar	system	,	originally	discovered	by	the	American-Argentine	astronomer	Charles	Dillon	Perrine	on	December	9	,	1896	.
-18D/Perrine-Mrkos	1	It	was	considered	lost	after	the	1909	appearance	,	but	was	rediscovered	by	the	Czech	astronomer	Anton	u00EDn	Mrkos	on	October	19	,	1955	using	ordinary	binoculars	,	it	was	later	confirmed	as	18D	by	Leland	E.	Cunningham	.
-18D/Perrine-Mrkos	2	The	comet	was	last	seen	in	1969	,	but	was	not	observed	in	its	predicted	1975	or	later	appearances	,	and	is	now	considered	lost	.
-18F-EF5	0	18F-EF5	-LRB-	also	called	fluorine	F	18	EF5	-RRB-	is	being	studied	for	its	possibility	to	be	used	in	positron	emission	tomography	-LRB-	PET	-RRB-	to	detect	low	levels	of	oxygen	in	brain	tumors	.
-18F-EF5	1	This	can	help	show	how	a	tumor	will	respond	to	treatment	.
-18F-EF5	2	18F-EF5	is	part	of	the	radiopharmaceuticals	family	.
-18P	0	18P	,	18-P	or	18	.
-18P	1	P	may	refer	to	:	A	sub-section	of	Chromosome	18	-LRB-	human	-RRB-	Disorders	occurring	on	Chromosome	18	Monosomy	18p	Tetrasomy	18p
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	0	18S	ribosomal	RNA	-LRB-	abbreviated	18S	rRNA	-RRB-	is	a	part	of	the	ribosomal	RNA	.
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	1	The	S	in	18S	represents	Svedberg	units	.
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	2	18S	rRNA	is	a	component	of	the	small	eukaryotic	ribosomal	subunit	.
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	3	18S	rRNA	is	the	structural	RNA	for	the	small	component	of	eukaryotic	cytoplasmic	ribosomes	,	and	thus	one	of	the	basic	components	of	all	eukaryotic	cells	.
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	4	It	is	the	eukaryotic	nuclear	homolog	of	16S	ribosomal	RNA	,	which	exists	only	in	Prokaryotes	.
-18S_ribosomal_RNA	5	18S	rRNA	data	is	widely	used	in	molecular	analysis	to	reconstruct	the	evolutionary	history	of	organisms	,	especially	invertebrates	,	as	its	slow	evolutionary	rate	makes	it	suitable	to	reconstruct	ancient	divergences	.
-18XX	0	18XX	is	the	generic	term	for	a	series	of	board	games	that	,	with	a	few	exceptions	,	recreate	the	building	of	railroad	corporations	during	the	19th	century	;	individual	games	within	the	series	use	particular	years	in	the	19th	century	as	their	title	-LRB-	usually	the	date	of	the	start	of	railway	development	in	the	area	of	the	world	they	cover	-RRB-	,	or	``	18	''	plus	a	two-letter	geographical	designator	-LRB-	such	as	18EU	for	a	game	set	in	the	European	Union	-RRB-	.
-18XX	1	The	games	2038	,	set	in	the	future	,	and	Ur	,	1830	BC	,	set	in	ancient	history	,	are	also	regarded	as	18XX	titles	as	their	game	mechanics	and	titling	nomenclature	are	similar	despite	variance	from	the	common	railroad\/stock-market	theme	.
-18XX	2	The	18XX	series	has	its	origins	in	the	game	1829	,	first	produced	by	Francis	Tresham	in	the	mid	1970s	.
-18XX	3	1829	was	chosen	as	it	was	the	year	of	the	Rainhill	Trials	.
-18XX	4	1830	was	produced	by	Avalon	Hill	in	1986	,	and	was	the	first	game	of	the	series	widely	available	in	the	United	States	;	it	is	seen	as	the	basic	18XX	game	by	the	U.S.	audience	.
-18XX	5	In	addition	to	traditionally	published	games	,	the	18XX	series	has	spawned	self-published	variants	and	games	published	by	low-volume	game	companies	.
-18XX_games	0	18XX	games	are	a	group	of	train	games	which	recreate	the	building	of	railroad	corporations	during	the	19th	century	.
-18XX_games	1	Other	games	which	use	similar	mechanics	are	also	included	in	this	category	.
-18_%28Nana_Kitade_album%29	0	18	:	Eighteen	is	an	album	by	Nana	Kitade	,	released	in	2005	.
-18_%28Nana_Kitade_album%29	1	It	is	her	first	full-length	album	.
-18_%28Nana_Kitade_album%29	2	It	was	released	after	six	of	her	singles	were	released	and	contains	one	b-side	-LRB-	from	``	Kesenai	Tsumi
-18_%28UKSF%29_Signal_Regiment	0	18	-LRB-	UKSF	-RRB-	Signal	Regiment	is	a	Regiment	of	the	Royal	Corps	of	Signals	in	the	British	Army	and	provides	communications	and	information	systems	support	to	the	force	elements	of	the	United	Kingdom	Special	Forces	-LRB-	UKSF	-RRB-	.
-18_%28UKSF%29_Signal_Regiment	1	Established	in	2005	,	the	regiment	is	under	the	Operational	Command	of	Headquarters	Director	Special	Forces	and	includes	signal	squadrons	from	both	the	Royal	Corps	of	Signals	and	the	Royal	Marines	.
-18_%28UKSF%29_Signal_Regiment	2	The	regiments	tasks	are	to	provide	signals	intelligence	,	electronic	intelligence	and	maintain	communications	security	during	special	forces	missions	.
-18_%28UKSF%29_Signal_Regiment	3	Operators	are	required	to	accompany	UKSF	on	operations	and	need	to	be	HALO	and	firearms	trained	to	special	forces	levels	.
-18_%28UKSF%29_Signal_Regiment	4	The	18	-LRB-	UKSF	-RRB-	Signal	Regiment	run	their	own	special	forces	selection	program	called	the	Special	Forces	Communicator	-LRB-	SFC	-RRB-	course	.
-18_%28album%29	0	18	is	a	2002	album	by	electronic	artist	Moby
-18_%28number%29	0	18	-LRB-	eighteen	-RRB-	is	the	natural	number	following	17	and	preceding	19	.
-18_%28number%29	1	It	equals	ten	and	eight	,	twice	nine	,	nine	times	two	or	three	times	six	.
-18_%28number%29	2	In	speech	,	the	numbers	18	and	80	are	sometimes	confused	.
-18_%28number%29	3	When	carefully	enunciated	,	they	differ	in	which	syllable	is	stressed	:	18	\/	e	u026At	u02C8ti	u02D0n	\/	vs	80	\/	u02C8e	u026Ati	\/	.
-18_%28number%29	4	However	,	in	dates	such	as	1864	,	or	when	contrasting	numbers	in	the	teens	,	such	as	17	,	18	,	19	,	the	stress	shifts	to	the	first	syllable	:	18	\/	u02C8e	u026Atti	u02D0n	\/	.
-18_%28number%29	5	In	some	dialects	,	such	as	General	American	,	there	is	little	confusion	because	the	single	t	sound	in	80	becomes	a	d-like	flap	-LRB-	u027E	u027E	-RRB-	,	whereas	the	double	t	sound	in	18	does	not	.
-18_%C3%A9xitos_de_Franco_De_Vita	0	18	u00E9xitos	de	Franco	De	Vita	,	is	a	Venezuelan	compilation	album	of	2003	,	made	by	Franco	De	Vita	with	the	label	Sonogr	u00E1fica	,	in	this	album	presents	his	best	songs	of	his	career	.
-18_AH	0	18	AH	is	a	year	in	the	Islamic	calendar	that	corresponds	to	638	--	639	CE	.
-18_AH	1	t	1st	century	BH	&	middot	;	1st	century	AH	&	middot	;	2nd	century	AH	20s	BH	10s	BH	0s	AH	10s	AH	20s	AH	30s	AH	40s	AH	15	AH	16	AH	17	AH	18	AH	19	AH	20	AH	21	AH
-18_Again%21	0	18	Again	!
-18_Again%21	1	is	a	1988	comedy	film	starring	George	Burns	and	Charlie	Schlatter	.
-18_Again%21	2	The	plot	involves	a	grandson	switching	souls	with	his	grandfather	by	means	of	an	accident	.
-18_Again%21	3	This	was	one	of	a	series	of	unrelated	films	,	including	Like	Father	,	Like	Son	and	Vice	Versa	,	produced	in	the	late	1980s	involving	a	similar	plotline	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	0	The	18th	Alpini	Regiment	was	a	short	lived	-LRB-	1997-2004	-RRB-	light	Infantry	training	regiment	of	the	Italian	Army	,	specializing	in	Mountain	Combat	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	1	It	was	based	in	the	city	of	Meran	and	consisted	of	the	single	Edolo	battalion	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	2	First	subordinated	to	the	Alpine	Brigade	Tridentina	it	was	ceded	on	March	1st	,	1998	to	the	Alpine	Corps	Command	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	3	The	Alpini	are	a	mountain	infantry	corps	of	the	Italian	Army	,	that	distinguished	itself	in	combat	during	World	War	I	and	World	War	II	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	4	The	main	task	of	the	regiment	was	the	training	of	the	recruits	for	the	Alpini	regiments	based	in	the	Trentino-Alto	Adige\/S	u00FCdtirol	region	of	northern	Italy	.
-18_Alpini_Regiment	5	With	the	suspension	of	compulsory	military	service
-18_Andromedae	0	18	Andromedae	is	a	star	in	the	constellation	Andromeda	.
-18_Andromedae	1	Its	apparent	magnitude	is	5.35	.
-18_April_2007_Baghdad_bombings	0	The	18	April	2007	Baghdad	bombings	were	a	series	of	attacks	that	occurred	when	five	car	bombs	exploded	across	Baghdad	,	the	capital	city	of	Iraq	,	on	18	April	2007	,	killing	nearly	200	people	.
-18_April_2007_Baghdad_bombings	1	The	attacks	targeted	mainly	Shia	locations	and	civilians	.
-18_April_2007_Baghdad_bombings	2	The	Sadriya	market	had	already	been	struck	by	a	massive	truck	bombing	on	3	February	2007	and	was	in	the	process	of	being	rebuilt	when	the	attack	took	place	.
-18_April_2007_Baghdad_bombings	3	The	bombings	were	reminiscent	of	the	level	of	violence	before	Operation	Law	and	Order	was	implemented	to	secure	the	Iraqi	capital	in	February	2007	.
-18_April_2007_Baghdad_bombings	4	The	attacks	came	as	Prime	Minister	Nouri	al-Maliki	said	that	Iraqi	forces	would	assume	control	of	the	country	's	security	by	the	end	of	the	year	,	and	they	also	came	as	officials	from	more	than	60	countries	attended	a	UN	conference	in	Geneva	on	the	plight	of	Iraqi	refugees	.
-18_Aquarii	0	18	Aquarii	is	a	star	in	the	constellation	Aquarius	.
-18_Aquarii	1	Its	apparent	magnitude	is	5.48	.
-18_Aquilae	0	18	Aquilae	or	Y	Aquilae	is	a	star	in	the	constellation	Aquila	.
-18_Aquilae	1	Its	apparent	magnitude	is	5.07	.
-18_August_2009_NATO_convoy_bombing	0	The	18	August	2009	NATO	convoy	bombing	was	an	attack	on	a	NATO	convoy	in	Afghanistan	which	occurred	on	the	18	August	2009	days	before	the	2009	Afghan	Presidential	Election	.
-18_Aurigae	0	18	Aurigae	is	a	star	in	the	constellation	Auriga	.
-18_Aurigae	1	Its	apparent	magnitude	is	6.49	.
-18_BC	0	Year	18	BC	was	a	common	year	starting	on	Thursday	-LRB-	link	will	display	the	full	calendar	-RRB-	of	the	Julian	calendar	.
-18_B_Sides_%2B_DVD	0	18	B	Sides	+	DVD	is	a	two-disc	CD\/DVD	compilation	by	Moby	released	in	2003	.
-18_B_Sides_%2B_DVD	1	The	first	disc	is	a	CD	featuring	13	B-sides	from	his	previous	album	,	18	.
-18_B_Sides_%2B_DVD	2	The	second	disc	is	a	DVD	featuring	a	TV	show	,	a	live	concert	,	outtakes	,	and	remixes	.
-18_B_Sides_%2B_DVD	3	The	compilation	was	released	in	the	United	States	in	a	CD-style	case	,	and	was	alternatively	released	in	the	United	Kingdom	in	a	DVD-style	case	under	the	title	18	DVD	+	B	Sides	.
-18_Bo%C3%B6tis	0	18	Bo	u00F6tis	is	a	star	in	the	constellation	Bo	u00F6tes	about	85	light	years	away	from	Earth	.
-18_Bo%C3%B6tis	1	Its	apparent	magnitude	is	5.40	and	its	absolute	magnitude	is	3.3	.
-18_Bo%C3%B6tis	2	It	is	a	white	subgiant	of	spectral	type	F5IV	.
-18_Bo%C3%B6tis	3	It	has	a	luminosity	four	times	and	a	radius	1.6	times	solar	.
-18_Bo%C3%B6tis	4	18	Bo	u00F6tis	is	believed	to	be	a	stream	star	member	of	the	Ursa	Major	Moving	Group	.
-18_Bronzemen	0	18	Bronzemen	is	a	1976	Hong	Kong	kung	fu	film	directed	by	Joseph	Kuo	.
-18_Bronzemen	1	It	is	one	of	the	Shaolin	themed	films	,	concerning	their	battles	against	the	Qing	Dynasty	.
-18_Bronzemen	2	A	sequel	,	called	Return	of	the	18	Bronzemen	,	followed	and	was	released	in	the	same	year	.
-18_Brumaire	0	The	coup	of	18	Brumaire	-LRB-	often	simply	18	Brumaire	or	Brumaire	-RRB-	was	the	coup	d'	u00E9tat	by	which	General	Napoleon	Bonaparte	overthrew	the	French	Directory	,	replacing	it	with	the	French	Consulate	.
-18_Brumaire	1	This	occurred	on	9	November	1799	,	which	was	18	Brumaire	,	Year	VIII	under	the	French	Republican	Calendar	.
-18_Brumaire	2	The	name	,	already	well-established	in	common	usage	,	was	reinforced	by	the	title	of	Karl	Marx	's	The	Eighteenth	Brumaire	of	Louis	Napoleon	-LRB-	Der	achtzehnte	Brumaire	des	Louis	Bonaparte	,	1852	-RRB-	,	an	account	of	the	2	December	1851	coup	by	Napoleon	's	nephew	,	which	begins	with	the	oft-quoted	``	Hegel	remarks	somewhere	that	all	great	world-historic	facts	and	personages	appear	,	so	to	speak	,	twice	.
-18_Brumaire	3	He	forgot	to	add	:	the	first	time	as	tragedy	,	the	second	time	as	farce	.	''
-18_Candles:_The_Early_Years	0	18	Candles	:	The	Early	Years	is	the	first	compilation	album	by	Silverstein	in	2006	.
-18_Candles:_The_Early_Years	1	It	compiles	their	first	two	previously	released	,	then-out-of-print	EPs	Summer	's	Stellar	Gaze	-LRB-	2000	-RRB-	and	When	the	Shadows	Beam	-LRB-	2002	-RRB-	along	with	some	newly	recorded	acoustic	and	live	material	as	well	as	a	remix	of	the	song	``	Smile	in	Your	Sleep	''	.
-18_Carat_Garbage	0	18	Carat	Garbage	is	a	Billie	Ray	Martin	album	-	of	13	tracks	including	the	first	single	,	`	I	've	Never	Been	To	Memphis	'	.
-18_Carat_Garbage	1	The	basis	of	the	songs	were	recorded	in	Memphis	,	Tennessee	with	the	hi-musicians	.
-18_Carat_Garbage_Demos	0	presents	here	the	original	demo	recordings	of	her	album	18	Carat	Garbage	of	the	same	year	.
-18_Days	0	``	18	Days	''	is	the	second	single	by	the	hard	rock	band	Saving	Abel	from	their	self-titled	debut	album	.
-18_Days	1	It	was	released	a	little	after	the	band	's	hit	single	``	Addicted	''	.
-18_Days	2	``	18	Days	''	has	so	far	reached	number	ten	on	the	Billboard	Hot	Modern	Rock	Tracks	chart	and	number	six	on	the	Hot	Mainstream	Rock	Tracks	chart	.
-18_Days	3	The	song	is	also	featured	in	Tapulous	'	hit	iPhone	OS	games	Tap	Tap	Revenge	and	Tap	Tap	Revenge	2	.
-18_Days_Tour_EP	0	18	Days	Tour	EP	is	the	first	EP	by	Post	grunge	band	Saving	Abel	.
-18_Days_Tour_EP	1	This	Ep	is	now	available	on	iTunes	.
-18_Days_Tour_EP	2	The	EP	includes	songs	that	are	not	on	the	album	but	the	band	playing	on	their	shows	.
-18_Delphini	0	18	Delphini	is	a	yellow	giant	star	approximately	238	light-years	away	in	the	constellation	of	Delphinus	.
-18_Delphini	1	As	of	2008	,	an	extrasolar	planet	was	confirmed	to	be	orbiting	the	star	.
-18_Delphini_b	0	18	Delphini	b	is	a	very	massive	and	dense	planet	approximately	238	light-years	away	in	the	constellation	of	Delphinus	.
-18_Delphini_b	1	The	planet	orbits	the	yellow	giant	star	18	Delphini	.
-18_Delphini_b	2	The	planet	has	a	minimum	mass	of	10.3	MJ	and	a	period	of	993	days	.
-18_Delphini_b	3	This	planet	was	discovered	on	February	19	,	2008	by	Sato	.
-18_Delphini_b	4	File	:18	Del	b	rv	.
-18_Delphini_b	5	pdf	Radial	velocity	changes	over	time	of	18	Delphini	caused	by	the	orbit	of	18	Delphini	b.
-18_Doughty_Street	0	18	Doughty	Street	was	a	British	political	internet-based	broadcaster	that	hosted	a	webcast	as	its	chief	product	.
-18_Doughty_Street	1	It	began	broadcasting	at	18:55	on	10	October	2006	,	from	its	studio	at	18	Doughty	Street	in	the	Bloomsbury	area	of	London	,	and	ceased	broadcasting	at	23:00	on	Thursday	8	November	2007	.
-18_Doughty_Street	2	It	claimed	to	be	Britain	's	first	internet-based	TV	station	.
-18_Essential_Songs	0	``	18	Essential	Songs	''	is	a	collection	of	songs	recorded	throughout	Janis	Joplin	's	career	-LRB-	in	both	career	and	with	Big	Brother	&	The	Holding	Company	-RRB-	,	released	in	1995	on	Columbia	.
-18_Essential_Songs	1	It	reached	gold	RIAA	certification	on	April	12	,	1999	.
-18_February_2007_Baghdad_bombings	0	Three	car	bombs	exploded	in	mainly	Shia	areas	of	Baghdad	,	killing	at	least	63	people	and	injuring	more	than	120	on	February	18	,	2007	.
-18_February_2007_Baghdad_bombings	1	It	happened	despite	a	huge	military	offensive	was	going	on	,	led	by	US	and	Iraqi	troops	.
-18_Field_Ambulance	0	18	Field	Ambulance	is	one	of	the	16	Canadian	Forces	Medical	Service	-LRB-	CFMS	-RRB-	reserve	medical	units	.
-18_Field_Ambulance	1	Situated	in	Thunder	Bay	,	Ontario	,	18	Field	Ambulance	has	a	proud	reputation	among	the	Canadian	Forces	.
-18_Fingers_of_Death%21	0	18	Fingers	of	Death	!
-18_Fingers_of_Death%21	1	-LRB-	April	11	,	2006	-RRB-	is	a	parody	kung-fu	movie	made	written	,	directed	and	starring	James	Lew	.
-18_Fingers_of_Death%21	2	Also	starring	in	the	movie	is	Maurice	Patton	as	Ronald	Mack	,	Pat	Morita	as	Mr.	Lee	,	and	Lisa	Arturo	as	Sushi	Cue	.
-18_Fingers_of_Death%21	3	Lori	Beth	Denberg	was	also	in	the	movie	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	0	18	Greatest	Hits	is	the	first	greatest	hits	compilation	album	by	German	singer	Sandra	,	released	in	1992	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	1	This	greatest	hits	was	released	in	the	fall	of	1992	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	2	Sandra	recorded	a	new	version	of	the	song	``	Johnny	Wanna	Live	''	,	previously	released	on	the	Paintings	in	Yellow	album	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	3	The	song	,	co-written	by	Frank	Peterson	and	later	redone	by	his	then-girlfriend	Sarah	Brightman	for	her	album	Dive	,	was	an	anthem	against	cruelty	to	animals	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	4	The	music	video	was	once	again	directed	by	Howard	Greenhalgh	and	showed	shocking	scenes	of	cruelty	towards	animals	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	5	In	an	interview	in	Sweden	,	Sandra	explained	the	origins	of	the	song	citing	her	disapproval	of	people	wearing	fur	coats	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	6	The	greatest	hits	reached	the	Top	10	in	both	Germany	and	France	and	was	awarded	gold	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	7	The	release	of	18	Greatest	Hits	marked	the	end	of	Sandra	's	most	successful	period	of	her	solo	career	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	8	This	greatest	hits	was	re-released	in	2003	under	the	title	The	Essential	.
-18_Greatest_Hits	9	This	version	was	repackaged	differently	and	also	has	different	artwork	.
-18_Hits	0	18	Hits	is	a	compilation	of	hits	by	ABBA	,	released	by	Universal	Music	on	September	8	,	2005	.
-18_Hits	1	The	18	Hits	set	-	with	its	slightly	misleading	title	-	was	released	as	a	mid-price	alternative	to	the	best-selling	full-price	collection	ABBA	Gold	:	Greatest	Hits	and	features	eleven	of	the	group	's	biggest	hits	coupled	with	a	few	popular	album	tracks	like	``	Hasta	Ma	u00F1ana	''	,	``	Thank	You	for	the	Music	''	and	``	Happy	New	Year	''	and	concludes	with	four	non-English	versions	;	``	Honey	Honey	''	-LRB-	Swedish	version	-RRB-	,	``	Waterloo	''	-LRB-	French	version	-RRB-	,	``	Ring	Ring	''	-LRB-	German	version	-RRB-	and	the	Spanish	version	of	``	Gimme	!
-18_Hits	10	A	budget-priced	DVD	entitled	16	Hits	was	released	simultaneously	.
-18_Hits	11	While	numerous	other	similar	hits	compilations	with	the	group	have	been	released	both	before	and	since	,	18	Hits	has	proved	to	be	one	of	Universal	Music	's	bestselling	ABBA	products	,	peaking	in	the	Top	10	in	Poland	and	the	Top	20	in	the	UK	,	Spain	and	Hungary	and	re-entering	the	charts	in	many	territories	after	the	premiere	of	movie	Mamma	Mia	!
-18_Hits	12	in	the	Summer	of	2008	.
-18_Hits	13	In	2009	IFPI	awarded	it	platinum	status	for	sales	of	one	million	in	Europe
-18_Hits	2	Gimme	!
-18_Hits	3	Gimme	!
-18_Hits	4	-LRB-	A	Man	After	Midnight	-RRB-	''	,	entitled	``	Dame	!
-18_Hits	5	Dame	!
-18_Hits	6	Dame	!	''
-18_Hits	7	.
-18_Hits	8	Among	the	more	notable	omissions	on	the	18	Hits	collection	are	the	band	's	biggest	hit	``	Dancing	Queen	''	as	well	as	``	Chiquitita	''	,	``	Take	a	Chance	on	Me	''	and	``	I	Have	a	Dream	''	.
-18_Hits	9	The	Swedish	edition	of	18	Hits	,	also	released	in	2005	,	featured	four	Swedish	language	recordings	instead	of	the	four	non-English	versions	;	``	Waterloo	''	,	``	Honey	Honey	''	,	``	Ring	Ring	-LRB-	Bara	Du	Slog	En	Signal	-RRB-	''	and	''	u00C5h	Vilka	Tider	''	.
-18_Hronia_Live	0	18	Hronia	Live	,	also	referred	to	as	18XL	,	is	a	live	album	by	popular	Greek	singer	Katy	Garbi	recorded	and	released	in	2007	by	Sony	BMG	Greece	.
-18_Hronia_Live	1	The	album	is	her	first	live	album	;	a	double	disk	compilation	of	songs	performed	during	a	special	charity	concert	held	in	Egaleo	,	Greece	.
-18_Hronia_Live	2	A	Gold	certification	was	awarded	on	March	11	,	2008	at	an	elaborate	party	,	whose	attendance	included	many	of	Garbi	's	longtime	collaborators	and	fellow	singers	.
-18_Infantry_Division_Messina	0	The	18	Infantry	Division	Messina	was	a	Infantry	Division	of	the	Italian	Army	during	World	War	II	.
-18_Infantry_Division_Messina	1	The	Messina	Division	took	part	in	the	Invasion	of	Yugoslavia	as	part	of	the	Italian	XVII	-LRB-	Armoured	-RRB-	Corps	and	captured	both	Cetinje	and	Kotor	and	much	of	the	Yugoslav	Royal	Navy	.
-18_Infantry_Division_Messina	2	It	remained	in	Yugoslavia	as	an	occupying	force	,	stationed	in	Herzegovina	and	carried	out	anti	partisan	operations	.
-18_Infantry_Division_Messina	3	The	division	was	disbanded	by	the	Germans	after	the	Italian	surrender	in	September	1943	.
-18_March_2003_Parliamentary_approval_for_the_invasion_of_Iraq	0	The	Parliamentary	approval	for	the	invasion	of	Iraq	was	given	by	the	elected	members	of	the	British	House	of	Commons	to	Tony	Blair	's	government	on	the	eve	of	the	2003	invasion	of	Iraq	in	a	series	of	two	votes	on	18	March	2003	.
-18_Melpomene	0	18	Melpomene	is	a	large	,	bright	main-belt	asteroid	.
-18_Melpomene	1	It	is	composed	of	silicates	and	metals	.
-18_Melpomene	2	It	was	discovered	by	J.	R.	Hind	on	June	24	,	1852	,	and	named	after	Melpomene	,	the	Muse	of	tragedy	in	Greek	mythology	.
-18_Melpomene	3	Melpomene	occulted	the	star	SAO	114159	on	December	11	,	1978	.
-18_Melpomene	4	A	possible	Melpomenean	satellite	with	a	diameter	at	least	37	km	was	detected	.
-18_Melpomene	5	The	satellite	candidate	received	a	provisional	designation	S\/1978	-LRB-	18	-RRB-	1	.
-18_Melpomene	6	Melpomene	was	observed	with	the	Hubble	Space	Telescope	in	1993	.
-18_Melpomene	7	It	was	able	to	resolve	the	asteroid	's	slightly	elongated	shape	,	but	no	satellites	were	detected	.
-18_Mile_House,_California	0	18	Mile	House	is	a	former	settlement	in	Kern	County	,	California	.
-18_Mile_House,_California	1	It	was	located	just	south	of	Cinco	.
-18_Mile_House,_California	2	18	Mile	House	began	as	a	travelers	'	rest	stop	.
-18_Monkeys_on_a_Dead_Man%27s_Chest	0	18	Monkeys	on	a	Dead	Man	's	Chest	is	an	album	by	David	Thomas	and	Two	Pale	Boys	,	released	in	March	2004	.
-18_Plus_Card	0	The	18	+	Card	is	one	of	the	valid	forms	of	proof	of	age	in	New	Zealand	and	Australia	.
-18_Plus_Card	1	It	is	provided	by	the	Hospitality	Association	of	New	Zealand	-LRB-	HANZ	-RRB-	and	Australian	State	Governments	for	those	persons	over	the	age	of	18	in	order	for	them	to	prove	they	are	legally	able	to	purchase	alcohol	,	tobacco	products	and	anything	else	with	an	age	limit	.
-18_Plus_Card	2	The	18	+	card	is	provided	for	those	persons	who	do	not	have	a	valid	driver	license	and	may	or	may	not	have	a	valid	passport	.
-18_Plus_Card	3	It	is	also	available	to	people	with	a	valid	driver	license	who	do	not	wish	to	use	it	.
-18_Plus_Card	4	With	a	passport	being	a	valuable	document	it	is	not	advisable	to	use	it	as	ID	especially	when	under	the	influence	of	alcohol	.
-18_Scorpii	0	18	Scorpii	is	a	star	located	some	45.7	light	years	from	Earth	at	the	northern	edge	of	the	Scorpius	constellation	.
-18_Scorpii	1	18	Scorpii	has	many	physical	properties	in	common	with	the	Sun	.
-18_Scorpii	2	Cayrel	de	Strobel	-LRB-	1996	-RRB-	included	it	in	her	review	of	the	stars	most	similar	to	the	Sun	,	and	Porto	de	Mello	&	da	Silva	-LRB-	1997	-RRB-	identified	it	as	a	solar	twin	.
-18_Scorpii	3	Some	scientists	therefore	believe	the	prospects	for	life	in	its	vicinity	are	good	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	0	opened	18	Stepney	Causeway	in	London	,	England	in	December	1870	as	a	home	for	working	and	homeless	boys	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	1	The	property	was	on	a	99	year	lease	at	u00A357	.00	per	year	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	10	It	never	re-opened	after	the	war	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	11	On	the	19	April	1922	,	260	boys	marched	out	from	Stepney	to	go	to	their	new	home	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	12	The	Prince	of	Wales	who	later	became	King	Edward	VIII	opened	the	school	officially	on	17	November	1922	The	trade	training	section	of	the	home	closed	in	1923	and	it	was	used	as	a	reception	home	and	Head	Office	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	13	Stepney	Causeway	closed	its	doors	for	the	last	time	in	1969	when	the	staff	moved	to	their	new	headquarters	at	Barnardo	House	,	Barkingside	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	2	The	home	housed	60	boys	in	5	bedrooms	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	3	In	1908	,	18	Stepney	Causeway	provided	trade	training	and	general	education	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	4	In	1871	,	an	11-year	old	boy	called	John	Somers	-LRB-	nicknamed	`	Carrots	'	-RRB-	was	not	taken	in	because	the	shelter	was	full	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	5	He	was	found	dead	two	days	later	from	malnutrition	and	exposure	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	6	Thomas	decided	not	to	limit	the	number	of	children	he	helped	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	7	From	that	time	on	the	home	bore	the	sign	`	No	Destitute	Boy	Ever	Refused	Admission	'	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	8	The	ever-open	door	at	10	Stepney	Causeway	opened	in	1874	for	homeless	children	.
-18_Stepney_Causeway	9	Number	10	stayed	open	until	1939	when	Stepney	was	evacuated	.
-18_Steps	0	18	Steps	is	an	EP	by	Trey	Anastasio	that	was	included	as	a	bonus	with	pre-orders	of	Bar	17	from	his	official	website	.
-18_Steps	1	The	disc	contains	nine	new	songs	,	which	are	outtakes	from	Bar	17	.
-18_Steps	2	Like	the	tracks	on	Bar	17	,	the	tunes	featured	on	18	Steps	were	recorded	over	roughly	a	three	year	period	,	from	the	spring	of	2003	to	the	summer	of	2006	.
-18_Steps	3	18	Steps	can	be	found	in	select	independent	record	stores	,	online	auctions	,	and	is	still	available	for	download	via	LivePhish	.
-18_Stone_of_Idiot	0	18	Stone	of	Idiot	is	a	British	television	program	broadcast	on	Channel	4	in	2005	designed	as	a	vehicle	for	Johnny	Vegas	and	produced	by	Chris	Evans	.
-18_Stone_of_Idiot	1	The	first	show	was	broadcast	on	27	May	2005	and	a	further	five	episodes	were	broadcast	weekly	thereafter	.
-18_Stone_of_Idiot	2	Vegas	'	stated	intention	was	to	``	make	a	program	that	would	n't	be	recommissioned	''	.
-18_Stone_of_Idiot	3	Each	show	had	one	primary	guest	whom	Vegas	interviewed	and	were	further	involved	in	various	stunts	and	skits	.
-18_Tracks	0	18	Tracks	is	an	album	by	Bruce	Springsteen	,	released	in	1999	.
-18_Tracks	1	All	but	three	selections	had	been	on	the	boxed	set	Tracks	,	released	a	half	year	before	.
-18_Tracks	2	This	single	album	was	intended	to	capture	more	casual	fans	,	and	thus	was	oriented	towards	the	shorter	,	more	pop-oriented	selections	from	Springsteen	's	vault	.
-18_Tracks	3	``	The	Promise	''	,	a	Darkness	on	the	Edge	of	Town	outtake	that	gained	considerable	reputation	as	Springsteen	's	ultimate	tale	of	betrayal	following	live	performances	beginning	in	1976	and	even	more	so	in	1978	,	was	included	in	a	newly-recorded	version	among	the	three	new	numbers	after	howls	of	outrage	from	the	faithful	for	leaving	it	off	Tracks	.
-18_Tracks	4	``	The	Fever	''	had	been	recorded	in	1973	but	never	seriously	considered	for	inclusion	on	an	album	;	instead	,	it	became	familiar	to	progressive	rock	radio	listeners	as	manager	Mike	Appel	released	it	to	such	stations	in	1974	and	it	became	an	underground	hit	.
-18_Tracks	5	It	was	also	recorded	by	Southside	Johnny	and	the	Asbury	Jukes	.
-18_Tracks	6	Obscure	early-1990s	Human	Touch
-18_Unreleased_Home_Demos_1996%E2%80%932001	0	18	Unreleased	Home	Demos	1996	u20132001	is	a	solo	album	by	Johnny	Goudie	.
-18_Vulpeculae	0	18	Vulpeculae	is	a	star	419.8	ly	away	in	the	Constellation	Vulpecula	.
-18_Wheeler:_American_Pro_Trucker	0	18	Wheeler	:	American	Pro	Trucker	is	a	racing	game	developed	by	Sega-AM2	and	published	by	Sega	.
-18_Wheeler:_American_Pro_Trucker	1	This	game	was	first	released	in	arcades	in	2000	,	but	later	the	game	was	released	to	the	Dreamcast	in	2001	,	Subsequently	,	it	has	been	brought	to	the	PlayStation	2	in	2001	and	Nintendo	GameCube	in	2002	by	Acclaim	Entertainment	.
-18_Wheeler:_American_Pro_Trucker	2	Sega	followed	up	on	the	success	of	18	Wheeler	:	American	Pro	Trucker	by	making	a	sequel	,	The	King	of	Route	66	for	arcades	and	PlayStation	2	in	2003	.
-18_Wheeler_%28band%29	0	18	Wheeler	were	a	Scottish	rock	band	active	in	the	early	1990s	,	consisting	of	Sean	Jackson	-LRB-	vocals	,	guitar	-RRB-	,	David	Keenan	-LRB-	guitar	,	vocals	-RRB-	,	Alan	Hake	-LRB-	bass	-RRB-	,	and	Neil	Halliday	-LRB-	drums	-RRB-	.
-18_Wheeler_%28band%29	1	Original	bassist	Chris	``	Pint	Glass	''	Stewart	left	before	any	recordings	were	made	,	and	was	replaced	by	original	drummer	Hake	.
-18_Wheeler_%28band%29	2	Keenan	left	in	1994	to	start	his	own	group	,	the	Telstar	Ponies	and	was	replaced	by	guitarist	Steven	Haddow	.
-18_Wheeler_%28band%29	3	In	the	same	year	,	the	band	released	their	first	album	Twin	Action	on	Creation	Records	and	in	1995	they	released	their	second	album	,	Formanka	.
-18_Wheeler_%28band%29	4	Their	third	album	Year	Zero
-18_Wheeler_%28video_game%29	0	18	Wheeler	is	a	1979	arcade	game	designed	by	Midway	Games	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	0	18	Wheels	Of	Steel	:	Haulin	'	is	a	trucking	simulator	made	by	SCS	Software	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	1	One	is	able	to	run	in	Canada	and	in	the	United	States	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	2	This	game	runs	on	Windows	XP	,	Windows	98	,	Windows	ME	and	Windows	Vista	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	3	Users	with	the	retail	box	version	should	download	a	patch	available	free	of	charge	at	the	SCS	Software	website	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	4	It	It	has	since	been	replaced	by	18	WoS	American	Long	Haul	around	Dec.	20	,	2007	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	5	This	installment	adds	more	cities	and	has	more	realistic	graphics	than	previous	games	in	the	18	Wheels	of	Steel	franchise	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	6	The	ability	to	use	custom	soundtracks	and	save	games	during	deliveries	was	added	also	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	7	Choose	from	32	rigs	,	45	+	cargoes	and	47	+	trailers	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	8	The	game	does	n't	require	a	very	powerful	computer	to	operate	reasonably	well	,	but	it	requires	an	up-to-date	graphics	card	-LRB-	RAM	256MB	,	processor	1.4	GHz	,	128MB	video	card	-RRB-	.
-18_Wheels_Of_Steel:_Haulin%27	9	Prism	3D	may	not	respond	on	older	graphic	cards	resulting	in	a	game	crash	on	the	game	's	startup	.
-18_Wheels_of_Steel	0	18	Wheels	of	Steel	-LRB-	sometimes	abbreviated	as	18	WoS	-RRB-	is	a	series	of	trucking	simulators	published	by	ValuSoft	and	developed	by	SCS	Software	.
-18_Wheels_of_Steel	1	The	series	currently	has	7	installments	.
-18_Wheels_of_Steel	2	Despite	being	released	as	budget	games	,	the	series	has	surprisingly	high	production	values	.
-18_and_Life	0	``	18	and	Life	''	is	the	second	single	from	Skid	Row	's	1989	eponymous	debut	album
-18_b%C3%A4sta	0	18	B	u00E4sta	is	an	compilation	album	by	the	Swedish	singer	Carola	H	u00E4ggkvist	,	released	on	December	29	,	2004	.
-18_b%C3%A4sta	1	On	the	album	charts	,	the	albums	peaked	at	number	3	in	Sweden	.
-18_certificate	0	The	18	certificate	is	issued	by	the	British	Board	of	Film	Classification	-LRB-	BBFC	-RRB-	to	state	that	,	in	its	opinion	,	a	film	,	video	recording	,	or	game	should	not	be	seen	or	purchased	by	a	person	under	18	years	old	.
-18_certificate	1	As	with	other	British	film	certificates	,	the	18	certificate	theoretically	only	has	advisory	power	for	films	shown	in	public	cinemas	,	with	the	ultimate	say	being	held	by	local	authorities	.
-18_certificate	2	In	practice	,	the	local	authorities	tend	to	follow	BBFC	rulings	in	all	but	a	few	exceptional	cases	.
-18_certificate	3	For	video	and	game	sales	,	the	BBFC	rulings	have	statutory	power	,	as	under	the	terms	of	the	1984	Video	Recordings	Act	all	videos	sold	or	distributed	within	the	UK	must	either	be	given	a	certificate	by	the	BBFC	,	unless	they	fall	into	a	number	of	exempt	categories	.
-18_certificate	4	Uncertificated	recordings	which	are	not	exempt	can	not	legally	be	sold	,	regardless	of	content	.
-18_certificate	5	The	18	certificate	was	created	in	1982	as	the	successor	of	the	previous	X	certificate	,	which	in	turn	was	the	successor	of	the	H	certificate	-LRB-	with	H	standing	for	``	horror	''	-RRB-	.
-18_certificate	6	See	History	of	British	Film	Certificates	for	more	details	.
-18_certificate	7	Typical	reasons	for	restricting	films	to	the	18	certificate	category	have	included	scenes	of	hard	drug	use	,	supernatural	horror	,	explicit	sex	,	sadistic	violence	and	sexual	violence	u2014	the	last	two	of	which	have	in	the	past	led	to	a	certificate	not	being	issued	at	all	,	effectively	banning	the	film	in	the	UK	.
-18_certificate	8	It	was	only	recently	that	the	censors	passed	films	with	explicit	-LRB-	`	hardcore	'	-RRB-	sexual	acts	despite	the	18	certificate	existing	for	many	years	.
-18_certificate	9	It	is	also	issued	by	the	Irish	Film	Classification	Office	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	0	The	18	cm	kurze	Kanone	M	80	-LRB-	short	cannon	-RRB-	was	a	heavy	siege	howitzer	used	by	Austria-Hungary	during	World	War	I.	Designed	to	replace	the	M	61	series	of	siege	guns	the	M	80	family	of	siege	guns	offered	greater	range	and	armor	penetration	than	the	older	guns	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	1	The	proven	steel-bronze	was	used	for	the	barrel	and	the	iron	carriage	lacked	any	system	to	absorb	recoil	other	than	the	traditional	recoil	wedges	placed	underneath	and	behind	the	wheels	of	the	carriage	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	2	These	wedges	helped	to	absorb	the	recoil	force	and	encouraged	the	wheels	to	run	forward	to	bring	the	gun	back	into	battery	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	3	Generally	a	wooden	firing	platform	was	constructed	for	these	guns	in	action	to	provide	a	level	and	smooth	surface	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	4	For	transport	the	barrel	was	removed	from	the	carriage	by	a	crane	and	carried	separately	.
-18_cm_kurze_Kanone_M_80	5	These	siege	guns	were	no	longer	useful	against	modern	armored	fortresses	by	the	outbreak	of	World	War	I	and	many	saw	action	in	the	field	to	fill	the	need	for	heavy	howitzers	.
-18_de_Julio_Avenue	0	18	de	Julio	is	the	most	important	avenue	in	Montevideo	,	Uruguay	.
-18_de_Julio_Avenue	1	It	is	named	after	the	date	the	first	Constitution	of	Uruguay	was	written	:	July	18	,	1830	.
-18_de_Julio_Avenue	2	It	goes	across	downtown	Montevideo	and	it	's	considered	its	most	important	avenue	-LRB-	although	not	its	widest	-RRB-	.
-18_foot_dinghy	0	The	18	foot	Dinghy	is	a	bit	of	a	mystery	.
-18_foot_dinghy	1	No	pictures	,	no	drawings	,	just	results	.
-18_foot_dinghy	2	It	was	used	in	the	1920	Olympics	as	a	double	handed	Olympic	class	.
-18_foot_dinghy	3	Only	one	team	was	present	at	the	starting	line	and	won	,	not	by	surprise	,	the	gold	.
-18_foot_dinghy	4	More	information	is	not	found	so	far	.
-18_foot_dinghy	5	Three	races	were	scheduled	,	with	final	places	decided	by	total	points	.
-18_foot_dinghy	6	Point-for-place	scoring	for	each	race	.
-18_foot_dinghy	7	Some	sources	point	out	that	only	one	race	was	sailed	and	the	gold	medalist	scored	:	did	not	finish	!
-18_in_%2708	0	18	in	u201908	is	a	non-profit	,	nonpartisan	peer	to	peer	youth	voter	engagement	and	mobilization	organization	.
-18_in_%2708	1	It	was	founded	in	2007	by	David	D.	Burstein	,	who	is	the	current	executive	director	.
-18_in_%2708	2	18	in	u201808	is	the	first	national	youth	voter	organization	to	be	run	by	someone	under	21	.
-18_of_the_Copacabana_Fort_revolt	0	The	18	of	the	Copacabana	Fort	revolt	happened	in	July	5	,	1922	,	in	the	city	of	Rio	de	Janeiro	,	then	Federal	District	of	Brazil	.
-18_of_the_Copacabana_Fort_revolt	1	It	was	the	first	revolt	of	the	tenentista	movement	,	in	the	context	of	the	Brazilian	Old	Republic	.
-18_til_I_Die	0	18	til	I	Die	is	the	seventh	studio	album	by	the	Canadian	rock	artist	Bryan	Adams	.
-18_til_I_Die	1	Released	on	June	4	,	1996	through	A&M	Records
-18_til_I_Die_%28song%29	0	``	18	til	I	Die	''	is	a	rock	song	written	by	Bryan	Adams	,	and	Robert	John	``	Mutt	''	Lange	for	Adams	seventh	studio	recorded	album	18	til	I	Die	-LRB-	1996	-RRB-	.
-18_til_I_Die_%28song%29	1	The	song	's	musical-style	and	production	were	heavily	inspired	by	rock	from	the	1980s	,	and	its	lyrics	are	about	youth	.
-18_til_I_Die_%28song%29	2	Released	as	a	single	in	the	UK	in	April	1997	,	it	peaked	at	number	22	in	the	charts	.
-18_til_I_Die_%28song%29	3	Three	songs	recorded	live	at	Adams	'	Wembley	Stadium	concert	on	July	27th	1996	were	included	on	the	single	release	.
-18_to_Life	0	18	to	Life	is	a	Canadian	television	sitcom	that	debuted	on	January	4	,	2010	on	CBC	Television	.
-18_to_Life	1	The	series	is	shown	in	Quebec	on	Vrak	.
-18_to_Life	2	TV	with	the	title	Majeurs	et	mari	u00E9s	.
-18ft_Skiff	0	The	18ft	Skiff	is	considered	the	fastest	class	of	sailing	skiffs	.
-18ft_Skiff	1	The	class	has	a	long	history	beginning	with	races	on	Sydney	Harbour	,	Australia	in	1892	.
-18ft_Skiff	2	The	boat	has	changed	significantly	since	the	early	days	,	bringing	in	new	technology	as	it	became	available	.
-18ft_Skiff	3	Because	of	the	need	of	strength	,	agility	and	skill	,	the	class	is	considered	to	be	the	top	level	of	small	boat	sailing	.
-18ft_Skiff	4	Often	this	boat	is	called	the	``	Aussie	18	''	due	to	its	inherent	connections	to	Australia	.
-18ft_Skiff	5	It	is	the	fastest	conventional	non-foiling	monohull	on	the	yardstick	rating	,	with	a	score	of	675	,	coming	only	third	after	the	Tornado	and	Inter	20	-LRB-	Both	multihulls	-RRB-	.
-18q_deletion_syndrome	0	18q	deletion	syndrome	is	a	congenital	malformation	syndrome	characterized	by	bilateral	acromial	dimples	.
-18th-Century_American_Piracy_of_British_Literature	0	New	article	name	is	18th-Century	American	Piracy	of	British	Literature	Plagiarism	is	traditionally	defined	as	u201Cthe	process	of	copying	another	person	's	idea	or	written	work	and	claiming	it	as	original	u201D	This	definition	applies	to	many	aspects	of	written	work	in	today	u2019s	world	and	has	serious	consequences	if	found	guilty	of	committing	it	,	but	this	idea	has	not	always	been	in	place	.
-18th-Century_American_Piracy_of_British_Literature	1	During	the	18th	century	,	it	was	extremely	common	for	British	Literature	to	be	reprinted	across	the	Atlantic	Ocean	in	America	without	any	acknowledgement	or	payment	given	to	the	original	author	.
-18th-Century_American_Piracy_of_British_Literature	2	This	form	of	plagiarism	,	referred	to	as	literary	piracy	,	was	not	an	easy	action	to	control	because	of	the	immense	distance	between	the	two	countries	,	and	the	lack	of	any	real	international	law	which	would	work	to	protect	the	original	authors	in	England	.
-18th-Century_American_Piracy_of_British_Literature	3	It	was	not	until	1988	that	these	international	laws	were	truly	set	in	place	and	able	to	be	enforced	with	any	form	of	consistency	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	0	18th\/California	and	18th\/Stout	are	a	pair	of	RTD	light	rail	stations	in	Downtown	Denver	,	Colorado	,	United	States	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	1	Operating	as	part	of	the	D	,	F	and	H	Lines	,	the	stations	were	opened	on	October	8	,	1994	,	and	are	operated	by	the	Regional	Transportation	District	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	2	These	stations	have	one	track	each	,	and	are	one	city	block	apart	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	3	18th\/California	is	served	only	by	northbound	trains	and	18th\/Stout	is	served	only	by	southbound	trains	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	4	This	is	a	transfer	point	because	after	serving	18th\/California	,	F	and	H	Line	trains	turn	around	at	19th	Street	to	serve	18th\/Stout	,	while	D	Line	trains	continue	to	30th\/Downing	via	Welton	Street	before	turning	back	to	rejoin	the	main	line	.
-18th/California_&_18th/Stout_%28RTD%29	5	During	rush	hours	,	one	D	Line	train	every	30	minutes	loop	without	going	up	to	30th\/Downing	in	addition	to	the	two	every	15	minutes	that	do	.
-18th_%28CTA%29	0	18th	is	an	`	L'	station	on	the	CTA	's	Pink	Line	.
-18th_%28CTA%29	1	It	is	located	at	1710	West	18th	Street	in	the	Pilsen	neighborhood	of	Chicago	,	Illinois	.
-18th_%28CTA%29	2	The	station	is	decorated	with	colorful	murals	painted	by	local	artists	from	Pilsen	.
-18th_%28CTA_South_Side_Elevated%29	0	18th	was	a	station	on	the	Chicago	Transit	Authority	's	South	Side	Main	Line	,	which	is	now	part	of	the	Green	Line	.
-18th_%28CTA_South_Side_Elevated%29	1	The	station	was	located	at	18th	Street	and	Wabash	Avenue	in	the	Near	South	Side	neighborhood	of	Chicago	.
-18th_%28CTA_South_Side_Elevated%29	2	18th	was	situated	south	of	Roosevelt\/Wabash	and	north	of	Cermak	.
-18th_%28CTA_South_Side_Elevated%29	3	18th	opened	on	June	6	,	1892	and	closed	on	July	31	,	1949	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	0	The	18th	-LRB-	Croatian	-RRB-	Eastern	Bosnian	Brigade	was	a	World	War	II	military	unit	of	the	Yugoslav	Partisans	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	1	It	was	formed	in	October	1943	in	the	Husino	village	after	the	capitulation	of	Italy	forced	the	Germans	to	move	a	large	part	of	their	forces	to	the	Adriatic	coast	-LRB-	in	order	to	disarm	the	Italian	army	before	the	Partisans	did	-RRB-	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	2	The	formation	of	the	unit	allowed	the	Partisans	to	liberate	the	lightly	guarded	city	of	Tuzla	and	hold	it	for	40	days	,	before	the	Germans	retook	it	in	Operation	Ferkel	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	3	During	these	forty	days	,	the	Partisans	mobilised	over	5,000	citizens	of	Tuzla	and	neighboring	villages	from	which	a	total	of	three	brigades	would	be	formed	and	become	the	27th	Eastern	Bosnian	Division	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	4	The	18th	Brigade	was	composed	of	:	coal	miners	from	Kreka	,	Bukinja	,	and	Moluh	;	villagers	from	Spre	u010Da	river	valley	and	Majevica	,	mostly	Croats	;	around	80	former	Croatian	Home	Guard	officers	,	NCO	's	,	soldiers	and	Gendarmes	-LRB-	who	joined	the	brigade	and	defected	to	Partisan	side	during	the	capture	of	Tuzla	-RRB-	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	5	This	totalled	600	men	in	three	battalions	u2014many	of	whom	were	unarmed	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	6	The	Brigade	's	first	casualty	was	not	suffered	in	combat	,	Stjepan	Prese	u010Den	from	the	2nd	Battalion	died	from	a	heart	attack	during	the	march	to	Bresko	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	7	The	Brigade	spent	the	next	few	weeks	training	and	gathering	weapons	with	occasional	skirmishes	with	Chetnik	forces	.
-18th_%28Croatian%29_Eastern_Bosnian_Brigade	8	Some	twenty	men	deserted	brigade	during	the	first	week	of	its	existence	,	forcing	the	staff	to	work	on	discipline	and	moral	.
-18th_%28Eastern%29_Division	0	The	British	18th	-LRB-	Eastern	-RRB-	Division	was	a	New	Army	division	formed	in	September	1914	as	part	of	the	K2	Army	Group	.
-18th_%28Eastern%29_Division	1	The	division	landed	in	France	on	25	May	1915	and	spent	the	duration	of	the	First	World	War	in	action	on	the	Western	Front	,	becoming	one	of	the	elite	divisions	of	the	British	Army	.
-18th_%28Eastern%29_Division	2	During	the	Battle	of	the	Somme	,	the	Division	was	commanded	by	Major	General	Ivor	Maxse	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	0	The	18th	Academy	Awards	was	the	first	such	ceremony	after	World	War	II	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	1	As	a	result	,	the	ceremony	featured	more	glamour	than	had	been	present	during	the	war	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	2	Plaster	statuettes	that	had	been	given	out	during	the	war	years	were	replaced	with	bronze	statuettes	with	gold	plating	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	3	Despite	this	,	director	Billy	Wilder	's	grim	and	socially	significant	drama	The	Lost	Weekend	took	the	top	honors	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	4	It	became	the	first	film	to	win	both	the	Academy	Award	for	Best	Picture	and	the	Palme	d'Or	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	5	Joan	Crawford	was	absent	,	claiming	she	had	pnemonia	-LRB-	although	it	was	said	it	was	because	she	was	sure	she	would	n't	win	the	Academy	Award	for	Best	Actress	for	Mildred	Pierce	-RRB-	.
-18th_Academy_Awards	6	As	it	turned	out	she	did	win	,	and	the	award	was	delivered	to	her	while	in	bed	that	night	.
-18th_Aggressor_Squadron	0	The	18th	Aggressor	Squadron	is	a	subordinate	unit	of	the	354th	Fighter	Wing	based	at	Eielson	Air	Force	Base	in	Alaska	,	and	flies	the	Block	30	General	Dynamics	F-16C	\/	D	aircraft	.
-18th_Air_Refueling_Squadron	0	The	18th	Air	Refueling	Squadron	-LRB-	18	ARS	-RRB-	is	part	of	the	931st	Air	Refueling	Group	at	McConnell	Air	Force	Base	,	Kansas	.
-18th_Air_Refueling_Squadron	1	It	operates	the	KC-135	Stratotanker	aircraft	conducting	aerial	refueling	missions	.
-18th_Alberta_Legislative_Assembly	0	The	members	of	the	18th	Alberta	Legislative	Assembly	were	elected	in	the	general	election	held	on	March	25	,	1975	.
-18th_Alberta_Legislative_Assembly	1	On	March	14	,	1979	,	the	19th	Alberta	general	election	was	held	to	elect	the	next	legislature	.
-18th_Army_%28Germany%29	0	The	18th	Army	was	a	World	War	I	and	World	War	II	field	army	.
-18th_Army_%28Soviet_Union%29	0	The	18th	Army	of	the	Soviet	Union	's	Red	Army	was	formed	on	21	June	1941	on	the	basis	of	HQ	Kharkov	Military	District	and	armies	of	the	Kiev
-18th_Army_Group	0	18th	Army	Group	was	an	Allied	formation	in	the	Second	World	War	.
-18th_Army_Group	1	It	was	formed	in	early	1943	when	British	Eighth	Army	advancing	from	the	east	and	British	First	Army	advancing	into	Tunisia	from	the	west	came	close	enough	to	require	coordinated	command	during	the	Tunisia	Campaign	.
-18th_Army_Group	10	First	Army	controlled	the	forces	that	had	landed	in	Morocco	and	Algeria	in	November	1942	in	the	first	of	the	great	Allied	amphibious	assaults	of	the	war	,	Operation	Torch	.
-18th_Army_Group	11	18th	Army	Group	was	faced	by	two	German	Armies	,	Panzer	Army	Afrika	under	General	Erwin	Rommel	and	5th	Panzer	Army	under	General	Jurgen	von	Arnim	.
-18th_Army_Group	12	The	two	German	commanders	disliked	each	other	,	and	so	often	strategy	was	not	coordinated	.
-18th_Army_Group	13	Both	First	Army	and	Eighth	Army	had	enjoyed	very	quick	initial	success	in	their	campaigns	after	November	1942	.
-18th_Army_Group	14	Once	they	reached	Tunisia	two	things	halted	them	.
-18th_Army_Group	15	One	was	overextension	of	lines	of	communication	and	the	other	was	the	greater	concentration	of	German	troops	that	the	smaller	defended	area	produced	.
-18th_Army_Group	16	1st	Army	in	particular	received	stinging	blows	from	Rommel	at	the	Battle	of	the	Kasserine	Pass	.
-18th_Army_Group	17	Rommel	's	veteran	formations	slammed	into	II	Corps	and	the	green	American	troops	did	not	perform	well	.
-18th_Army_Group	18	It	was	only	after	reinforcements	of	more	experienced	troops	and	quantities	of	artillery	had	been	rushed	in	that	the	situation	was	stabilised	.
-18th_Army_Group	19	Following	the	Kasserine	Pass	engagement	and	an	Allied	consolidation	,	a	fresh	attack	was	launched	.
-18th_Army_Group	2	It	was	commanded	by	General	Sir	Harold	Alexander	and	came	under	General	Dwight	D.	Eisenhower	,	Commander-in-Chief	AFHQ	.
-18th_Army_Group	20	First	Army	lead	the	main	attack	,	with	Eighth	Army	providing	support	along	the	eastern	coast	of	Tunisia	.
-18th_Army_Group	21	That	attack	lead	eventually	in	May	1943	to	the	surrender	of	Axis	forces	in	Africa	.
-18th_Army_Group	22	250,000	men	were	taken	prisoner	,	a	number	equal	to	that	at	Stalingrad	.
-18th_Army_Group	23	Alexander	sent	the	message	,	``	We	are	masters	of	the	North	African	shore	.	''
-18th_Army_Group	3	Its	principal	formations	were	the	Eighth	Army	,	under	General	Bernard	Montgomery	and	First	Army	under	Lieutenant	General	Kenneth	Anderson	.
-18th_Army_Group	4	Eighth	Army	had	three	British	Army	corps	under	its	command	which	contained	a	variety	of	forces	from	the	British	Empire	.
-18th_Army_Group	5	They	were	British	X	Corps	,	British	XIII	Corps	and	British	XXX	Corps	.
-18th_Army_Group	6	They	had	fought	across	virtually	the	whole	North	African	shore	to	the	east	of	Tunisia	after	winning	a	victory	at	the	Second	Battle	of	El	Alamein	in	November	1942	.
-18th_Army_Group	7	First	Army	had	four	Corps	under	its	command	,	but	the	corps	themselves	were	far	more	varied	in	national	origin	.
-18th_Army_Group	8	Two	were	of	British	origin	;	V	Corps	and	IX	Corps	.
-18th_Army_Group	9	The	other	corps	were	U.S.	II	Corps	and	French	XIX	Corps	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	0	18th	Avenue	is	a	local	station	on	the	BMT	Sea	Beach	Line	of	the	New	York	City	Subway	,	located	in	Brooklyn	at	the	intersection	of	18th	Avenue	and	64th	Street	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	1	It	is	served	by	the	N	train	at	all	times	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	2	The	station	walls	and	canopies	are	concrete	,	with	exits	to	17th	and	18th	Avenues	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	3	Both	exits	have	a	crossover	to	the	stucco	and	tile	station	house	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	4	The	mezzanine	at	the	part-time	17th	Avenue	entrance	was	renovated	with	new	walls	and	tile	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	5	However	,	in	a	patch	job	,	the	south	exit	is	via	switchback	stairs	to	an	intermediate	level	to	a	metal	mezzanine	before	entering	the	permanent	mezzanine	with	a	crossover	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_Sea_Beach_Line%29	6	The	sides	of	the	windscreen	reveals	lines	where	the	stairs	used	to	be	located	and	a	view	of	the	reduced	in-size	stationhouse	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_West_End_Line%29	0	18th	Avenue	is	a	local	station	on	BMT	West	End	Line	of	the	New	York	City	Subway	in	Bensonhurst	,	Brooklyn	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_West_End_Line%29	1	It	is	served	by	the	D	train	at	all	times	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_West_End_Line%29	2	The	station	is	situated	in	between	two	curves	and	platform	extensions	are	to	the	north	on	both	sides	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_West_End_Line%29	3	There	is	a	single	mezzanine	with	three	stairs	to	the	street	and	two	to	each	platform	.
-18th_Avenue_%28BMT_West_End_Line%29	4	Some	exterior	scenes	of	the	1991	Steven	Seagal	film	Out	for	Justice	were	shot	outside	this	station	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	0	18th	Avenue	is	an	express	station	on	the	IND	Culver	Line	of	the	New	York	City	Subway	,	located	at	the	intersection	of	18th	Avenue	and	McDonald	Avenue	in	Borough	Park	,	Brooklyn	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	1	It	is	served	by	the	F	train	at	all	times	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	10	The	18th	Avenue	station	is	featured	in	Kevin	Smith	's	2010	film	Cop	Out	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	2	This	is	an	express	station	with	two	island	platforms	and	three	tracks	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	3	The	center	track	is	not	in	revenue	service	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	4	The	full	time	entrance	is	at	18th	Avenue	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	5	The	part	time	entrance	is	at	Lawrence	Avenue	,	which	formerly	had	a	booth	that	is	now	removed	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	6	Each	mezzanine	has	two	street	staircases	and	one	staircase	to	each	platform	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	7	All	the	interlocking	switches	are	north	of	this	station	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	8	There	was	formerly	a	switch	on	the	south	side	of	18th	Avenue	.
-18th_Avenue_%28IND_Culver_Line%29	9	The	girder	indicates	that	it	was	a	track	diverge	from	northbound	local	track	to	the	middle	track	.
-18th_Aviation_Brigade_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Aviation	Brigade	-LRB-	``	Black	Barons	''	-RRB-	is	an	inactive	aviation	brigade	of	the	United	States	Army	.
-18th_Aviation_Brigade_%28United_States%29	1	Its	initial	formation	in	1987	drew	upon	the	resources	of	the	269th	Aviation	Battalion	,	originally	formed	in	1966	.
-18th_Battalion_%28Australia%29	0	The	18th	Battalion	was	an	infantry	battalion	of	the	1st	Australian	Imperial	Force	,	attached	to	the	5th	Brigade	,	of	the	2nd	Division	,	which	served	during	the	First	World	War	.
-18th_Battalion_%28Australia%29	1	The	battalion	was	raised	in	1915	and	sent	initially	to	Gallipoli	,	where	it	suffered	a	large	number	of	casualties	before	it	was	withdrawn	from	the	line	and	sent	to	France	,	where	it	served	at	the	Western	Front	as	part	of	the	Australian	Corps	and	took	part	in	most	of	the	major	battles	between	1916	and	1918	.
-18th_Battalion_%28Australia%29	2	The	battalion	's	last	engagement	of	the	war	was	at	Montbrehain	in	October	1918	and	it	was	disbanded	in	April	1919	.
-18th_Berlin_International_Film_Festival	0	The	18th	annual	Berlin	International	Film	Festival	was	held	from	June	21	to	July	2	,	1968	.
-18th_Brigade_%28Australia%29	0	The	18th	Brigade	was	an	infantry	brigade	of	the	Australian	Army	,	which	served	during	the	Second	World	War	.
-18th_Brigade_%28Australia%29	1	The	brigade	was	raised	on	13	October	1939	as	one	of	the	first	three	infantry	brigades	of	the	Second	AIF	and	was	initially	commanded	by	Brigadier	Leslie	.
-18th_Brigade_%28Australia%29	2	J.	Moreshead	.
-18th_Brigade_%28Australia%29	3	The	18th	Brigade	was	disbanded	on	3	January	1946	.
-18th_British_Academy_Film_Awards	0	18th	BAFTA	Film	Awards	1965	Best	Film	:	Dr.	Strangelove	or	:	How	I	Learned	to	Stop	Worrying	and	Love	the	Bomb	The	18th	British	Film	Awards	,	given	by	the	British	Academy	of	Film	and	Television	Arts	in	1965	,	honored	the	best	films	of	1964	.
-18th_Canadian_Ministry	0	The	Eighteenth	Canadian	Ministry	was	the	cabinet	chaired	by	Prime	Minister	John	Diefenbaker	.
-18th_Canadian_Ministry	1	It	governed	Canada	from	21	June	1957	to	22	April	1963	,	including	all	of	the	23rd	,	24th	,	and	25th	Canadian	Parliaments	.
-18th_Canadian_Ministry	2	The	government	was	formed	by	the	Progressive	Conservative	Party	of	Canada	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	0	The	18th	Canadian	Parliament	was	in	session	from	February	6	,	1936	until	January	25	,	1940	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	1	The	membership	was	set	by	the	1935	federal	election	on	October	14	,	1935	,	and	it	changed	only	somewhat	due	to	resignations	and	by-elections	until	it	was	dissolved	prior	to	the	1940	election	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	10	There	were	six	sessions	of	the	18th	Parliament	,	though	the	last	two	were	extremely	short	:
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	2	It	was	controlled	by	a	Liberal	Party	majority	under	Prime	Minister	William	Lyon	Mackenzie	King	and	the	16th	Canadian	Ministry	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	3	The	Official	Opposition	was	the	Conservative	Party	,	led	first	by	Richard	Bedford	Bennett	,	and	later	by	Robert	Manion	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	4	The	Speaker	was	Pierre-Fran	u00E7ois	Casgrain	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	5	See	also	List	of	Canadian	electoral	districts	1933-1947	for	a	list	of	the	ridings	in	this	parliament	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	6	The	Social	Credit	Party	led	by	J.	H.	Blackmore	made	their	first	federal	appearance	in	this	parliament	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	7	It	would	be	an	important	third	party	until	1980	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	8	The	Co-operative	Commonwealth	Federation	led	by	J.S.	Woodsworth	also	made	their	first	appearance	.
-18th_Canadian_Parliament	9	It	,	and	its	successor	party	,	the	New	Democratic	Party	,	would	become	a	major	source	of	policies	that	would	change	the	fabric	of	Canada	.
-18th_Cavalry_Regiment_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Cavalry	Regiment	is	the	Reconnaissance	element	of	the	79th	Infantry	Brigade	Combat	Team	of	the	California	Army	National	Guard	.
-18th_Cavalry_Regiment_%28United_States%29	1	Prior	to	the	most	recent	reorganization	of	the	United	States	Army	National	Guard	the	unit	was	an	Aviation	unit	equipped	with	AH-1F	Cobras	under	the	40th	Infantry	Division	's	Aviation	Brigade	.
-18th_Chess_Olympiad	0	The	18th	Chess	Olympiad	,	organized	by	the	FIDE	and	comprising	an	open	and	women	's	tournament	,	as	well	as	several	events	designed	to	promote	the	game	of	chess	,	took	place	between	October	17	and	November	7	,	1968	,	in	Lugano	,	Switzerland	.
-18th_Congress_of_the_All-Union_Communist_Party_%28Bolsheviks%29	0	The	18th	Congress	of	the	RCP	-LRB-	b	-RRB-	was	held	during	10-21	March	1939	in	Moscow	.
-18th_Congress_of_the_All-Union_Communist_Party_%28Bolsheviks%29	1	t	This	is	the	first	Congress	to	be	dominated	by	the	``	purified	''	leadership	of	the	Soviet	Union	after	the	great	purge	.
-18th_Congress_of_the_All-Union_Communist_Party_%28Bolsheviks%29	2	This	would	be	the	last	one	held	for	over	decade	.
-18th_Congress_of_the_All-Union_Communist_Party_%28Bolsheviks%29	3	In	the	report	on	the	work	of	the	Central	Committee	of	the	CPSU	-LRB-	B	-RRB-	Stalin	outlined	important	aspects	of	the	foreign	policy	of	the	USSR	,	particularly	its	disappointment	with	the	western	democracies	and	their	failure	to	adopt	the	policy	of	collective	security	advocated	by	Soviet	foreign	minister	Maxim	Litvinov	.
-18th_Congress_of_the_All-Union_Communist_Party_%28Bolsheviks%29	4	Shortly	after	this	,	Stalin	dismissed	Litvinov	and	appointed	Molotov	,	a	move	that	would	eventually	lead	to	the	Molotov-Ribbentrop	Pact	and	a	temporary	understanding	with	Nazi	Germany	.
-18th_Daytime_Emmy_Awards	0	As	the	World	Turns	Guiding	Light	The	Young	and	the	Restless
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	0	The	18th	Delaware	General	Assembly	was	a	meeting	of	the	legislative	branch	of	the	state	government	,	consisting	of	the	Delaware	Senate	and	the	Delaware	House	of	Representatives	.
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	1	Elections	were	held	the	first	Tuesday	of	October	and	terms	began	on	the	first	Tuesday	in	January	.
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	2	It	met	in	Dover	,	Delaware	,	convening	January	7	,	1794	,	two	weeks	before	the	beginning	of	the	second	year	of	the	administration	of	Governor	Joshua	Clayton	.
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	3	The	apportionment	of	seats	was	permanently	assigned	to	three	senators	and	seven	representatives	for	each	of	the	three	counties	.
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	4	Population	of	the	county	did	not	effect	the	number	of	delegates	.
-18th_Delaware_General_Assembly	5	Both	chambers	had	a	Federalist	majority	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	0	The	18th	Division	-LRB-	18	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	1	Division	-RRB-	was	a	unit	of	the	Prussian\/German	Army	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	2	It	was	formed	on	October	11	,	1866	and	was	headquartered	in	Flensburg	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	3	The	division	was	subordinated	in	peacetime	to	the	IX	Army	Corps	-LRB-	IX	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	4	Armeekorps	-RRB-	.
-18th_Division_%28German_Empire%29	5	The	division	was	disbanded	in	1919	during	the	demobilization	of	the	German	Army	after	World	War	I.	The	division	was	recruited	primarily	in	Schleswig-Holstein	.
-18th_Division_%28Imperial_Japanese_Army%29	0	was	an	infantry	division	in	the	Imperial	Japanese	Army	.
-18th_Division_%28Imperial_Japanese_Army%29	1	Its	call	sign	was	the	Chrysanthemum	Division	.
-18th_Division_%28North_Korea%29	0	The	18th	Division	was	a	military	formation	of	the	Korean	People	's	Army	during	the	20th	Century	.
-18th_Division_%28North_Korea%29	1	Fought	in	the	First	Battle	of	Seoul	.
-18th_Division_%28North_Korea%29	2	After	the	U.S.	Marines	ground	down	the	hill	defenses	on	Seoul	u2019s	west	side	and	entered	Seoul	proper	on	25	September	,	the	NKPA	u2019s	18th	Division	commander	had	decided	that	the	battle	was	lost	and	began	withdrawing	his	unit	,	which	had	been	fighting	in	the	Yongdungp	u2019o	area	south	of	the	Han	River	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	0	The	18th	Division	was	an	infantry	division	in	the	III	Corps	of	the	Army	of	the	Republic	of	Vietnam	-LRB-	ARVN	-RRB-	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	1	The	U.S.	Military	Assistance	Command	Vietnam	considered	the	18th	as	undisciplined	and	was	well	known	throughout	the	ARVN	for	its	``	cowboy	''	reputation	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	10	Upon	learning	the	18th	had	lost	``	Xuan	Loc	''	that	afternoon	at	3:00	pm	President	Nguyen	Van	Thieu	made	a	tearful	televised	speech	that	was	broadcast	around	the	world	in	which	he	blamed	the	United	States	for	abandoning	South	Vietnam	;	he	closed	the	speech	by	resigning	the	presidency	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	11	The	18th	was	finally	destroyed	while	defending	Bien	Hoa	Air	Base	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	2	In	1975	the	18th	was	made	famous	as	the	only	ARVN	division	that	stood	fast	and	refused	to	surrender	before	Saigon	fell	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	3	During	the	last	major	battle	of	the	Vietnam	War	,	the	vastly	outnumbered	18th	Division	stood	and	fought	at	Xuan	Loc	,	38	miles	north	of	Saigon	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	4	This	battle	is	considered	the	epic	last	stand	of	ARVN	forces	,	where	the	18th	earned	the	name	``	The	Supermen	''	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	5	It	was	commanded	by	General	Le	Minh	Dao	,	a	smart	,	conservative	and	emotional	commander	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	6	The	18th	made	a	defiant	apocalyptic	last	stand	against	communist	forces	in	Xuan	Loc	,	a	city	strategically	important	for	intersecting	five	main	routes	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	7	The	fierce	fighting	raged	for	two	weeks	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	8	The	18th	Division	,	outnumbered	7:1	by	the	Vietnam	People	's	Army	-LRB-	VPA	-RRB-	forces	,	all	but	destroyed	three	VPA	divisions	before	finally	was	overwhelmed	by	superior	numbers	.
-18th_Division_%28South_Vietnam%29	9	The	division	was	forced	to	evacuate	from	the	city	on	April	21	,	1975	,	nine	days	before	the	fall	of	Saigon	.
-18th_Division_%28United_States%29	0	There	have	been	a	number	of	18th	Divisions	in	the	history	of	the	United	States	Army
-18th_Dye	0	18th	Dye	is	a	Berlin-based	German\/Danish	noise	rock	band	formed	in	1992	by	German	Sebastian	B	u00FCttrich	-LRB-	vocals	,	guitar	-RRB-	,	Danish-German	Heike	R	u00E4deker	-LRB-	vocals	,	bass	-RRB-	and	Dane	Piet	Bendtsen	-LRB-	drums	-RRB-	.
-18th_Dye	1	The	band	broke	up	in	1999	after	2	albums	and	an	EP	,	but	reformed	in	2005	.
-18th_Dye	2	A	third	album	``	Amorine	Queen	''	was	released	in	2008	but	they	split	up	again	in	2009	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Engineer	Brigade	-LRB-	Theater	Army	-RRB-	is	an	engineer	brigade	of	the	United	States	Army	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	1	It	is	currently	a	subordinate	unit	of	21st	Sustainment	Command	-LRB-	Theater	-RRB-	and	is	headquartered	at	Tompkins	Barracks	in	Schwetzingen	,	Germany	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	2	Soldiers	of	the	18th	Engineer	Brigade	provide	various	supportive	duties	to	other	Army	units	,	including	construction	,	engineering	,	and	mechanical	work	on	other	Army	projects	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	3	The	Unit	served	in	Europe	during	World	War	II	,	a	fact	which	was	included	on	its	Distinctive	Unit	Insignia	when	the	20th	Engineer	Brigade	received	one	on	10	February	1966	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	4	The	four	corners	of	the	crenelated	square	allude	to	their	four	campaigns	in	World	War	II	,	Normandy	,	Northern	France	,	Rhineland	and	Central	Europe	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	5	The	18th	Engineer	Brigade	later	deployed	to	Vietnam	,	during	the	Vietnam	War	,	where	it	saw	six	years	of	service	and	supported	fourteen	campaigns	,	building	infrastructure	for	military	and	civilian	projects	alike	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	6	The	unit	participated	in	a	massive	number	of	road	construction	projects	and	airfield	constructions	,	supporting	numerous	units	and	operating	in	areas	all	over	Vietnam	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	7	After	serving	in	Vietnam	,	the	unit	became	attached	to	Seventh	United	States	Army	.
-18th_Engineer_Brigade_%28United_States%29	8	It	has	since	undertaken	and	completed	numerous	projects	in	support	of	US	Army	,	Europe	,	as	well	as	participated	in	the	conflicts	of	Operation	Desert	Storm	,	Operation	Enduring	Freedom	,	and	Operation	Iraqi	Freedom	.
-18th_FAI_World_Precision_Flying_Championship	0	18th	FAI	World	Precision	Flying	Championship	took	place	between	July	13	-	July	19	,	2008	in	Ried	im	Innkreis	in	Austria	,	altogether	with	the	16th	FAI	World	Rally	Flying	Championship	-LRB-	July	20-26	-RRB-	.
-18th_FAI_World_Precision_Flying_Championship	1	There	were	62	competitors	from	13	countries	:	Czech	Republic	-LRB-	10	-RRB-	,	Poland	-LRB-	9	-RRB-	,	Austria	-LRB-	9	-RRB-	,	France	-LRB-	6	-RRB-	,	United	Kingdom	-LRB-	6	-RRB-	,	Russia	-LRB-	4	-RRB-	,	South	Africa	-LRB-	4	-RRB-	,	New	Zealand	-LRB-	3	-RRB-	,	Germany	-LRB-	3	-RRB-	,	Switzerland	-LRB-	3	-RRB-	,	Denmark	-LRB-	2	-RRB-	,	Sweden	-LRB-	2	-RRB-	,	Slovenia	-LRB-	1	-RRB-	.
-18th_FAI_World_Precision_Flying_Championship	2	Most	numerous	airplane	was	Cessna	152	-LRB-	31	pilots	-RRB-	,	then	Cessna	150	-LRB-	16	-RRB-	and	Cessna	172	-LRB-	6	-RRB-	.
-18th_FAI_World_Precision_Flying_Championship	3	There	were	also	two	Glastars	and	Zlin	Z-43	's	,	single	Zlin	Z-42	,	3Xtrim	,	Piper	PA-18	,	HB-23	and	Van	's	RV-7A	-LRB-	the	numbers	of	aircraft	participating	was	lower	,	for	some	pilots	flew	the	same	aircraft	-RRB-	.
-18th_Financial_Management_Center	0	The	18th	Financial	Management	Center	-LRB-	18	FMC	-RRB-	provides	financial	management	services	to	the	units	of	the	XVIII	Airborne	Corps	,	United	States	Army	.
-18th_Financial_Management_Center	1	It	is	based	at	Fort	Bragg	,	North	Carolina	.
-18th_Financial_Management_Center	2	The	18th	FMC	is	responsible	for	the	following	units	:	the	24th	Financial	Management	Company	-LRB-	FMCO	-RRB-	,	33rd	FMCO	,	82nd	FMCO	,	101st	FMCO	,	and	the	126th	FMCO	.
-18th_Financial_Management_Center	3	While	the	unit	's	webpage	lists	all	financial	units	in	the	Army	,	several	other	corps-level	financial	management	formations	exist	in	Europe	,	Korea	,	and	at	Fort	Hood	,	Texas	.
-18th_Fires_Brigade_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Fires	Brigade	is	the	only	fires	brigade	under	XVIII	Airborne	Corps	.
-18th_Fires_Brigade_%28United_States%29	1	It	is	currently	based	in	Fort	Bragg	,	North	Carolina	and	supports	the	82nd	Airborne	Division	and	other	Corps	units	.
-18th_Fires_Brigade_%28United_States%29	2	The	18th	Fires	Brigade	consists	of	the	following	units	:	Headquarters	&	Headquarters	Battery	1st	Battalion	,	321st	Airborne	Field	Artillery	Regiment	3rd	Battalion	,	321st	Field	Artillery	Regiment	3rd	Battalion	,	27th	Field	Artillery	Regiment	188th	Brigade	Support	Battalion	D	Battery	,	26th	Field	Artillery	Regiment	-LRB-	Target	Acquisition	-RRB-	206th	Signal	Company	A	tactical	unmanned	aerial	vehicle	-LRB-	UAV	-RRB-	battery	will	be	added	to	the	brigade	in	the	future	.
-18th_Flight_Test_Squadron	0	The	18th	Flight	Test	Squadron	-LRB-	FLTS	-RRB-	is	an	independent	field	test	agency	of	the	Air	Force	Special	Operations	Command	located	at	Hurlburt	Field	,	Florida	with	one	detachment	at	Edwards	Air	Force	Base	,	California	.
-18th_Flight_Test_Squadron	1	The	18th	FLTS	evaluates	aircraft	,	equipment	and	tactics	in	realistic	battlespace	environments	to	provide	decision	makers	accurate	,	timely	and	complete	assessments	of	mission	capability	.
-18th_Flight_Test_Squadron	2	From	concept	development	to	system	fielding	,	the	unit	's	mission	improves	the	survivability	and	combat	capability	of	special	operations	forces	worldwide	.
-18th_G7_summit	0	The	18th	G7	Summit	was	held	in	Munich	,	Germany	between	July	6	to	8	,	1992	.
-18th_G7_summit	1	The	venue	for	the	summit	meetings	was	at	the	Residenz	palace	in	central	Munich	.
-18th_G7_summit	2	The	Group	of	Seven	was	an	unofficial	forum	which	brought	together	the	heads	of	the	richest	industrialized	countries	:	France	,	Germany	,	Italy	,	Japan	,	the	United	Kingdom	,	the	United	States	,	Canada	-LRB-	since	1976	-RRB-	and	the	President	of	the	European	Commission	-LRB-	starting	officially	in	1981	-RRB-	.
-18th_G7_summit	3	The	summits	were	not	meant	to	be	linked	formally	with	wider	international	institutions	;	and	in	fact	,	a	mild	rebellion	against	the	stiff	formality	of	other	international	meetings	was	a	part	of	the	genesis	of	cooperation	between	France	's	President	Giscard	d'Estaing	and	Germany	's	Chancellor	Helmut	Schmidt	as	they	conceived	the	first	Group	of	Six	summit	in	1975	.
-18th_GLAAD_Media_Awards	0	18th	Annual	GLAAD	Media	Awards	-LRB-	2007
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	0	The	18th	General	Assembly	of	Nova	Scotia	represented	Nova	Scotia	between	the	1847	and	1851	,	its	membership	being	set	in	the	August	5th	,	1847	Nova	Scotia	general	election	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	1	The	Assembly	sat	at	the	pleasure	of	the	Governor	of	Nova	Scotia	,	Sir	John	Harvey	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	2	This	Assembly	is	noteworthy	for	many	reasons	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	3	It	was	the	first	Assembly	elected	after	the	adoption	of	the	Simultaneous	Polling	Bill	,	which	resulted	in	an	election	in	days	,	rather	than	three	to	four	weeks	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	4	It	was	the	first	election	after	the	establishment	of	responsible	government	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	5	The	government	of	James	W.	Johnstone	was	the	first	to	be	defeated	in	the	polls	in	Nova	Scotia	,	resulting	in	a	want	of	confidence	resolution	passing	in	the	House	,	and	the	first	resignation	of	a	government	in	the	province	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Nova_Scotia	6	Finally	,	the	Governor	asked	James	B.	Uniacke	to	submit	an	outline	of	a	new	administration	,	and	form	the	first	elected	,	responsible	government	in	the	Province	of	Nova	Scotia	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Prince_Edward_Island	0	The	18th	General	Assembly	of	Prince	Edward	Island	represented	the	colony	of	Prince	Edward	Island	between	March	5	,	1850	and	1854	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Prince_Edward_Island	1	The	Assembly	sat	at	the	pleasure	of	the	Governor	of	Prince	Edward	Island	,	Donald	Campbell	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Prince_Edward_Island	2	Alexander	Rae	was	elected	speaker	.
-18th_General_Assembly_of_Prince_Edward_Island	3	Responsible	government	was	granted	to	the	island	in	1851	and	George	Coles	became	the	first	Premier	.
-18th_Genie_Awards	0	18th	Genie	Awards	1997	Best	Film	:	The	Sweet	Hereafter	The	18th	Genie	Awards	were	held	in	1997	.
-18th_Georgia_Volunteer_Infantry	0	The	18th	Georgia	Volunteer	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	in	the	Confederate	States	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Georgia_Volunteer_Infantry	1	Originally	brigaded	with	the	three	Texas	regiments	of	John	Bell	Hood	's	Texas	Brigade	,	it	was	transferred	to	Thomas	R.R.	Cobb	's	Georgia	Brigade	after	the	Battle	of	Antietam	in	late	1862	.
-18th_Georgia_Volunteer_Infantry	2	After	General	Cobb	was	mortally	wounded	at	Battle	of	Fredericksburg	,	the	original	colonel	of	the	18th	Georgia	,	William	T.	Wofford	,	became	Brigadier	General	of	the	Georgia	Brigade	.
-18th_Golden_Globe_Awards	0	18th	Golden	Globe	Awards	16	March	1961	Best	Film	-	Drama	:	Spartacus	Best	Film	-	Comedy	:	The	Apartment	Best	Film	-	Musical	:	Song	Without	End	The	18th	Golden	Globe	Awards	,	honoring	the	best	in	film	for	1960	films	,	were	held	on	March	16	,	1961	.
-18th_Golden_Melody_Awards	0	The	18th	Golden	Melody	Awards	were	held	on	June	16	,	2007	at	the	Taipei	Arena	in	Taipei	,	Taiwan	.
-18th_Golden_Melody_Awards	1	It	was	themed	``	Mii	''	,	which	stood	for	``	Music	is	international	''	.
-18th_Golden_Raspberry_Awards	0	The	18th	Golden	Raspberry	Awards	were	held	on	March	22	,	1998	at	the	Hollywood	Roosevelt	Hotel	to	recognize	the	worst	the	movie	industry	had	to	offer	in	1997	.
-18th_Golden_Raspberry_Awards	1	This	year	,	the	most	nominated	film	was	Batman	&	Robin	with	11	nominations	,	followed	by	Speed	2	:	Cruise	Control	with	8	nominations	,	Anaconda	with	6	nominations	,	The	Postman	with	5	nominations	,	and	Fire	Down	Below	with	4	nominations	.
-18th_Golden_Raspberry_Awards	2	The	only	film	that	took	home	the	most	awards	that	evening	was	The	Postman	,	winning	all	five	categories	it	was	nominated	for	.
-18th_Golden_Raspberry_Awards	3	The	list	of	nominees	follows	,	with	recipients	denoted	in	bold	.
-18th_Goya_Awards	0	18th	Annual	Goya	Awards	January	31	,	2004	Best	Film	:	Take	My	Eyes	The	18th	Goya	Awards	took	place	at	the	Palacio	Municipal	de	Congresos	in	Madrid	,	Spain	on	31	January	2004	.
-18th_Goya_Awards	1	Take	My	Eyes	-LRB-	Te	doy	mis	ojos	-RRB-	won	7	awards	,	including	those	for	Best	Film	,	Director	,	Actor	-LRB-	Tosar	-RRB-	,	Actress	-LRB-	Marull	-RRB-	and	Supporting	Actress	-LRB-	Pe	u00F1a	-RRB-	.
-18th_Grammy_Awards	0	The	18th	Grammy	Awards	were	held	February	28	,	1976	,	and	were	broadcast	live	on	American	television	.
-18th_Grammy_Awards	1	They	recognized	accomplishments	by	musicians	from	the	year	1975	.
-18th_Grey_Cup	0	The	18th	Grey	Cup	was	played	on	December	6	,	1930	,	before	3,914	fans	at	the	Varsity	Stadium	at	Toronto	.
-18th_Grey_Cup	1	The	Toronto	Balmy	Beach	Beachers	defeated	the	Regina	Roughriders	11	to	6	.
-18th_Grey_Cup	2	Regina	scored	the	first	touchdown	for	a	western	club	in	a	Grey	Cup	game	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	0	The	18th	Guards	Motor	Rifle	Division	was	formed	originally	as	133rd	Rifle	Division	at	Novosibirsk	in	1939	,	redesignated	as	18th	Guards	Rifle	Division	in	1942	with	the	51	,	53	,	58	Guards	Rifle	Regiments	and	52	Guards	Artillery	Regiment	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	1	The	division	fought	in	the	East	Prussian	Offensive	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	2	The	unit	became	30th	Guards	Mechanised	Division	in	1945	as	part	of	the	11	Guards	Army	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	3	In	1965	it	was	renumbered	as	18th	Guards	MRD	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	4	It	seems	to	have	been	stationed	in	the	Kaliningrad	enclave	with	11th	Guards	Army	before	entering	Czechoslovakia	in	1968	,	joining	the	Central	Group	of	Forces	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	5	In	1991	the	Division	was	withdrawn	back	to	Gusev	in	the	Kaliningrad	Oblast	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	6	The	Division	is	now	at	cadre	strength	,	as	part	of	the	third-line	reserves	of	the	Russian	Ground	Forces	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	7	However	there	is	one	Russian	chat-forum	report	that	the	Division	has	been	reorganised	as	79th	Separate	Motor	Rifle	Brigade	.
-18th_Guards_Motor_Rifle_Division	8	As	the	280th	Guards	MR	Regiment	was	the	last	reported	unit	in	the	area	,	in	2002	,	the	79th	Brigade	may	have	inherited	its	awards	and	honorific	names	.
-18th_Hong_Kong_Film_Awards	0	Ceremony	for	the	18th	Hong	Kong	Film	Awards	was	held	on	25	April	1999	.
-18th_Illinois_Volunteer_Infantry_Regiment	0	The	18th	Regiment	Illinois	Volunteer	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	0	The	18th	Independent	Battery	Indiana	Light	Artillery	also	known	as	Lilly	's	Hoosier	Battery	and	Lilly	's	battery	,	was	a	civil	war	regiment	formed	in	Indiana	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	1	The	regiment	was	formed	at	the	end	of	1860	by	22-year-old	Eli	Lilly	,	an	Indianapolis	pharmacist	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	2	He	had	recruitment	posters	placed	around	the	city	and	recruited	primarily	among	his	friends	and	classmates	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	3	The	unit	contained	six	ten-pound	parrot	guns	,	and	was	manned	by	150	men	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	4	The	unit	mustered	in	Indianapolis	where	it	was	drilled	during	1861	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	5	Lilly	was	elected	captain	of	the	unit	in	August	1862	when	the	unit	was	deployed	to	join	the	Lightning	Brigade	commanded	by	Col.	John	T.	Wilder	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	6	The	unit	first	saw	action	in	the	Battle	of	Hoover	's	Gap	,	and	was	later	in	the	Second	Battle	of	Chattanooga	and	the	Battle	of	Chickamauga	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	7	The	unit	was	enlisted	for	three	years	,	and	most	members	left	the	unit	in	the	end	of	1863	.
-18th_Independent_Battery_Indiana_Light_Artillery	8	Several	members	,	including	Lilly	reenlisted	when	their	term	expired	,	but	were	assigned	to	new	units	.
-18th_Indian_Division	0	The	18th	Indian	Division	was	formed	during	the	Great	War	in	1917	from	units	of	the	British	Indian	Army	,	for	service	in	Mesopotamia	and	Persia	,	in	what	was	called	the	Mesopotamia	Campaign	.
-18th_Indian_Division	1	The	Division	was	attached	to	the	Tigris	Corps	and	was	involved	in	the	Actions	at	the	Fat-ha	Gorge	and	on	the	Little	Zab	between	the	23-26	October	1918	and	the	Battle	of	Sharqat	between	28-30	October	1918	.
-18th_Indian_Division	2	At	the	end	of	the	war	the	division	would	remain	in	Iraq	as	part	of	the	Iraq	Occupation	Force	,	until	it	was	disbanded	in	1920	.
-18th_Indian_Division	3	File	:	QF3pdrHotchkissMesopotamia1917	.
-18th_Indian_Division	4	jpg	Indian	troops	Mesopotamia
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	0	The	18th	Indian	Infantry	Brigade	was	an	Infantry	formation	of	the	Indian	Army	during	World	War	II	.
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	1	It	was	formed	in	October	,	1940	at	Meerut	in	India	and	assigned	to	the	8th	Indian	Infantry	Division	.
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	2	It	was	then	detached	for	independent	duties	in	Abaden	in	Persia	.
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	3	In	June	1942	,	18th	Brigade	,	having	been	rushed	over	to	North	Africa	from	Mosul	,	and	attached	to	the	10th	Indian	Infantry	Division	had	only	two	days	to	prepare	defensive	positions	,	was	over-run	by	Rommel	's	tanks	at	Deir	el	Shein	in	front	of	the	Ruweisat	Ridge	.
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	4	In	the	process	,	however	,	they	gained	valuable	time	for	British	Eighth	Army	to	organise	the	defences	for	what	was	to	be	the	first	battle	of	Alamein	halting	Rommel	's	advance	towards	Egypt	.
-18th_Indian_Infantry_Brigade	5	The	remnants	of	the	Brigade	were	then	sent	to	the	5th	Indian	Infantry	Division	and	the	Brigade	was	officially	disbanded	in	August	1942	.
-18th_Infantry	0	The	18th	Infantry	were	an	infantry	regiment	of	the	British	Indian	Army	.
-18th_Infantry	1	They	could	trace	their	origins	to	1795	,	when	they	were	called	the	Calcutta	Native	Militia	.
-18th_Infantry	2	Over	the	years	they	were	known	by	a	number	of	different	name	the	The	Alipore	Regiment	in	1859	,	the	18th	Bengal	Native	Infantry	in	1861	,	the	18th	-LRB-	Alipore	-RRB-	Bengal	Native	Infantry	in	1864	,	the	18th	Regiment	of	Bengal	Native	Infantry	in	1885	,	the	18th	Musulman	Rajput	Infantry	in	1902	.
-18th_Infantry	3	Finally	following	the	Kitchener	reforms	of	the	Indian	Army	the	18th	Infantry	.
-18th_Infantry	4	They	took	part	in	the	Third	Anglo-Burmese	War	in	1885	and	World	War	I.	During	World	War	I	they	were	part	of	the	Derajat	Brigade	and	took	part	in	operations	on	the	North	West	Frontier	.
-18th_Infantry	5	After	World	War	I	the	Indian	government	reformed	the	army	again	moving	from	single	battalion	regiments	to	multi	battalion	regiments	.
-18th_Infantry	6	The	18th	Infantry	now	became	the	4th	Battalion	9th	Jat	Regiment	.
-18th_Infantry	7	After	independence	this	was	on	of	the	regiments	allocated	to	the	new	Indian	Army	.
-18th_Infantry_Brigade_%28United_Kingdom%29	0	The	18th	Infantry	Brigade	was	a	British	Army	brigade	during	the	Second	World	War	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28France%29	0	The	18th	Infantry	Division	was	a	French	Army	formation	during	World	War	I	and	World	War	II	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28France%29	1	It	commanded	the	32nd	,	66th	and	77th	Infantry	Regiments	for	the	entirety	of	the	war	,	as	well	as	the	135th	Infantry	regiment	-LRB-	until	early	1917	-RRB-	and	the	71st	Territorial	Infantry	Regiment	-LRB-	from	late	1918	-RRB-	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28France%29	2	It	was	part	of	the	French	9th	Corps	,	during	which	it	participated	in	the	First	Battle	of	the	Marne	,	the	First	Battle	of	the	Aisne	,	the	First	Battle	of	Ypres	,	the	Second	Battle	of	Artois	and	Third	Battle	of	Artois	,	the	Battle	of	Verdun	,	the	Battle	of	the	Somme	,	the	Battle	of	the	Lys	,	the	Battle	of	Matz	,	the	Fourth	Battle	of	Champagne	,	the	Second	Battle	of	the	Marne	and	the	Meuse-Argonne	Offensive	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28France%29	3	At	various	times	,	it	was	part	of	the	French	First	Army	,	French	Second	Army	,	French	Third	Army	,	French	Fourth	Army	,	French	Fifth	Army	,	French	Sixth	Army	,	French	Eighth	Army	,	French	Ninth	Army	and	French	Tenth	Army	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28France%29	4	During	the	Battle	of	France
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Germany%29	0	The	German	18th	Infantry	Division	was	formed	on	1	October	1934	as	Infanterief	u00FChrer	III	in	Liegnitz	and	renamed	18	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Germany%29	1	Infanterie-Division	on	15	October	1935	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Germany%29	2	Mobilized	in	August	1939	it	participated	in	the	Invasion	of	Poland	and	in	1940	in	the	Battle	of	France	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Germany%29	3	After	the	French	campaign	the	division	was	motorized	and	redesignated	18th	Motorized	Infantry	Division	on	1	November	1940	serving	on	the	Eastern	Front	for	the	remainder	of	the	war	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Germany%29	4	In	June	1943	the	division	was	redesignated	18th	Panzergrenadier	Division	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	0	18th	Infantry	Division	-LRB-	18	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	1	Dywizja	Piechoty	-RRB-	was	a	unit	of	the	Polish	Army	during	the	interbellum	period	,	which	took	part	in	the	Polish	September	Campaign	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	10	On	September	7	,	it	left	Ostro	u0142	u0119ka	and	was	ordered	to	halt	the	advance	of	German	21st	Infantry	Division	near	Nowogrod	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	11	The	efforts	of	Polish	soldiers	were	mixed	,	but	on	the	night	of	Sept	9-10	,	it	attacked	a	German	armored	column	,	destroying	several	vehicles	and	tanks	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	12	During	the	next	days	the	Division	was	engaged	in	heavy	fights	with	units	of	General	Heinz	Guderian	's	XIX	Panzer	Corps	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	13	After	several	bloody	skirmishes	,	the	Germans	severely	wounded	Colonel	Kossecki	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	14	20	volunteers	,	who	wanted	to	take	his	body	from	the	battleground	,	were	killed	by	a	German	machine	gun	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	15	Kossecki	himself	survived	,	but	was	captured	by	the	Soviets	and	killed	by	them	probably	in	1940	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	16	In	the	night	of	September	13	u201314	the	Germans	massacred	200	Polish	POWs	,	gathered	in	the	courtyard	in	the	barracks	in	Zambr	u00F3w	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	17	The	Division	ceased	to	exist	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	2	Stationed	in	u0141om	u017Ca	and	commanded	in	1939	by	Colonel	Stefan	Kossecki	,	it	was	part	of	the	Narew	Independent	Operational	Group	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	3	It	was	formed	in	1919	from	the	units	of	the	Blue	Army	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	4	Between	1919	and	1939	,	u0141om	u017Ca	and	neighboring	towns	were	located	very	close	to	the	border	of	Poland	and	German	province	of	East	Prussia	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	5	Defense	of	this	area	was	regarded	as	crucial	in	the	future	conflict	,	thus	18th	Division	was	regarded	to	be	an	elite	unit	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	6	More	than	50	%	of	its	soldiers	were	local	conscripts	from	northern	Mazovia	and	Podlasie	,	whose	patriotism	was	highly	appreciated	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	7	The	Division	assembled	on	August	30	,	1939	,	and	on	the	next	day	it	occupied	defense	positions	along	the	Narew	river	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	8	Until	September	3	,	it	had	a	limited	contact	with	the	Wehrmacht	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28Poland%29	9	Then	,	it	was	ordered	to	take	positions	previously	held	by	the	Polish	41st	Infantry	Division	.
-18th_Infantry_Division_%28United_Kingdom%29	0	The	18th	Infantry	Division	was	a	Division	of	the	British	Army	in	the	Second	World	War	,	a	duplicate	of	the	54th	-LRB-	East	Anglian	-RRB-	Division	using	mostly	units	with	connections	to	East	Anglia	.
-18th_Infantry_Regiment_%28Imperial_Japanese_Army%29	0	The	IJA	Eighteenth	Infantry	Regiment	Hohei	Dai-Ju-hachi	Rentai	was	an	infantry	regiment	in	the	Imperial	Japanese	Army	-LRB-	IJA	-RRB-	.
-18th_Infantry_Regiment_%28Imperial_Japanese_Army%29	1	Its	call	sign	and	unit	code	was	Thunder-3219	.
-18th_Infantry_Regiment_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Infantry	Regiment	-LRB-	``	Vanguards	''	is	a	light	infantry	regiment	.
-18th_Infantry_Regiment_%28United_States%29	1	The	18th	Infantry	Regiment	currently	exists	as	two	separate	battalions	under	the	U.S.	Army	Regimental	System
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	0	The	18th	Intelligence	Squadron	-LRB-	18	IS	-RRB-	is	a	space	control	intelligence	organization	of	the	United	States	Air	Force	,	located	at	Wright-Patterson	AFB	,	Ohio	.
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	1	The	squadron	provides	,	through	space	systems	expertise	,	tailored	intelligence	to	the	planning	,	development	,	and	execution	of	space	control	operations	.
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	2	The	18	IS	consists	of	a	headquarters	element	at	Wright-Patterson	AFB	and	two	geographically-separated	detachments	:	Detachment	2	,	Osan	AB	,	Korea	;	and	Detachment	4	,	RAF	Feltwell	,	United	Kingdom	.
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	3	The	18	IS	is	a	subordinate	unit	to	the	544th	Intelligence	,	Surveillance	and	Reconnaissance	Group	,	subordinate	to	Air	Force	Intelligence	,	Surveillance	and	Reconnaissance	Agency	-LRB-	AFISRA	-RRB-	,	a	field	operating	agency	subordinate	to	the	Director	of	Intelligence	,	Surveillance	,	and	Reconnaissance	-LRB-	HQ	USAF\/XOI	-RRB-	.
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	4	Through	fixed	and	mobile	sites	,	18th	IS	provides	scientific	and	technical	collection	to	the	NSA	,	AFISRA	,	AFMC	,	and	21st	Space	Wing	,	Passive	Space	Surveillance	-LRB-	21	SW\/PASS	-RRB-	mission	.
-18th_Intelligence_Squadron	5	Where	available	,	also	provides	limited	analysis	to	the	entities	.
-18th_Iowa_Volunteer_Infantry_Regiment	0	The	18th	Regiment	Iowa	Volunteer	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Japan_Record_Awards	0	The	18th	Annual	Japan	Record	Awards	took	place	at	the	Imperial	Garden	Theater	in	Chiyoda	,	Tokyo	,	on	December	31	,	1976	,	starting	at	7:00	PM	JST	.
-18th_Japan_Record_Awards	1	The	primary	ceremonies	were	televised	in	Japan	on	TBS	.
-18th_King_Edward%27s_Own_Cavalry	0	The	18th	King	Edward	's	Own	Cavalry	was	a	regular	cavalry	regiment	in	the	British	Indian	Army	.
-18th_King_Edward%27s_Own_Cavalry	1	It	was	formed	in	1922	by	the	amalagamation	of	the	6th	King	Edward	's	Own	Cavalry	and	the	7th	Hariana	Lancers	.
-18th_King_Edward%27s_Own_Cavalry	2	These	regiments	served	the	British	Crown	from	before	the	Indian	Mutiny	to	World	War	II	.
-18th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Ontario	0	The	18th	Legislative	Assembly	of	Ontario	was	in	session	from	October	30	,	1929	until	May	16	,	1934	,	just	prior	to	the	1934	general	election	.
-18th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Ontario	1	The	majority	party	was	the	Ontario	Conservative	Party	led	by	George	Howard	Ferguson	.
-18th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Ontario	2	George	Stewart	Henry	replaced	Ferguson	as	party	leader	and	Premier	in	December	1930	after	Ferguson	was	named	Canadian	High	Commissioner	in	London	.
-18th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Quebec	0	The	18th	Legislative	Assembly	of	Quebec	is	the	provincial	legislature	that	existed	in	Quebec	,	Canada	from	August	24	,	1931	to	November	25	,	1935	.
-18th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Quebec	1	The	Quebec	Liberal	Party	led	by	Louis-Alexandre	Taschereau	was	elected	another	majority	in	the	elections	.
-18th_Legislative_District_%28New_Jersey%29	0	New	Jersey	's	18th	Legislative	District	is	one	of	40	in	the	state	,	covering	the	Middlesex	County	municipalities	of	East	Brunswick	Township	,	Edison	Township	,	Helmetta	Borough	,	Metuchen	Borough	,	South	Plainfield	Borough	,	South	River	Borough	and	Spotswood	Borough	As	of	the	2000	United	States	Census	,	the	district	had	a	population	of	204,120	.
-18th_Legislative_District_%28New_Jersey%29	1	Changes	to	the	district	made	as	part	of	the	New	Jersey	Legislative	redistricting	in	2001	,	based	on	the	results	of	the	2000	United	States	Census	,	removed	Milltown	Borough	and	North	Brunswick	Township	-LRB-	also	to	District	17	-RRB-	,	and	added	Helmetta	,	South	Plainfield	Borough	-LRB-	from	District	17	-RRB-	and	Spotswood	Borough	.
-18th_Logistics_Battalion	0	The	18th	Logistics	Battalion	is	a	logistics	battalion	in	the	Land	Component	of	the	Belgian	Armed	Forces	.
-18th_MMC_%E2%80%93_Razgrad	0	18th	Multi-member	Constituency	u2013	Razgrad	is	a	constituency	whose	borders	are	the	same	as	Razgrad	Province	in	Bulgaria	.
-18th_Marine_Regiment_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Marine	Regiment	was	an	engineer	regiment	of	the	United	States	Marine	Corps	subordinate	to	the	2nd	Marine	Division	.
-18th_Marine_Regiment_%28United_States%29	1	It	was	disbanded	during	the	war	,	with	the	1st	and	2nd	battalions	remaining	in	the	Division	.
-18th_Michigan_Volunteer_Infantry_Regiment	0	The	18th	Regiment	Michigan	Volunteer	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	0	The	18th	Military	Police	Brigade	is	a	military	police	brigade	of	the	United	States	Army	based	in	the	Sandhofen	neighborhood	of	Mannheim	,	Germany	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	1	It	provides	law	enforcement	and	force	protection	duties	to	United	States	Army	Europe	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	2	Activated	during	the	Vietnam	War	,	the	Brigade	oversaw	all	Military	Police	operations	in	the	country	for	a	large	portion	of	the	conflict	,	undertaking	a	wide	variety	of	missions	throughout	the	country	and	providing	command	and	control	for	other	military	police	groups	in	the	region	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	3	After	Vietnam	,	the	Brigade	deployed	units	to	several	other	operations	,	namely	Operation	Desert	Storm	and	Operation	Provide	Comfort	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	4	The	brigade	itself	also	deployed	to	Kosovo	,	supporting	many	of	the	units	operating	there	attempting	to	settle	unrest	in	the	area	due	to	the	1999	Bosnian	War	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	5	The	brigade	has	also	seen	multiple	deployments	in	the	War	on	Terrorism	to	Iraq	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	6	Its	primary	responsibilities	have	been	to	train	and	equip	the	national	Iraqi	Police	forces	.
-18th_Military_Police_Brigade_%28United_States%29	7	The	Brigade	recently	retuerned	from	its	third	deployment	to	Iraq	,	after	serving	for	15	months	in	the	Baghdad	area	.
-18th_Missouri_Volunteer_Infantry	0	The	18th	Missouri	Infantry	was	a	United	States	Army	unit	organized	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_National_Congress_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China	0	The	18th	National	Congress	of	the	Communist	Party	of	China	will	be	the	next	major	Communist	Party	Congress	in	China	.
-18th_National_Congress_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China	1	Barring	any	possibility	of	institutional	reform	or	systematic	political	change	,	it	will	held	in	Beijing	,	China	,	at	the	Great	Hall	of	the	People	sometime	in	the	autumn	of	2012	.
-18th_National_Congress_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China	2	Due	to	term	restrictions	,	Hu	Jintao	must	step	down	as	the	party	's	General	Secretary	at	this	time	,	and	the	Congress	will	elect	the	18th	Central	Committee	of	the	Communist	Party	of	China	and	will	likely	elect	currently	touted	successors	into	power	.
-18th_National_Hockey_League_All-Star_Game	0	The	18th	National	Hockey	League	All-Star	Game	took	place	at	Maple	Leaf	Gardens	on	October	10	,	1964	.
-18th_National_Hockey_League_All-Star_Game	1	The	NHL	All-Stars	defeated	the	hometown	Toronto	Maple	Leafs	3	u20132	.
-18th_New_Brunswick_Legislative_Assembly	0	The	18th	New	Brunswick	Legislative	Assembly	represented	New	Brunswick	between	June	24	,	1857	and	May	14	,	1861	.
-18th_New_Brunswick_Legislative_Assembly	1	The	assembly	sat	at	the	pleasure	of	the	Governor	of	New	Brunswick	John	Henry	Thomas	Manners-Sutton	.
-18th_New_Brunswick_Legislative_Assembly	2	James	A.	Harding	was	chosen	as	speaker	for	the	house	.
-18th_New_Brunswick_Legislative_Assembly	3	In	1859	,	John	M.	Johnson	was	chosen	as	speaker	after	Harding	resigned	his	seat	.
-18th_Newtownabbey_Old_Boys_F.C.	0	18th	Newtownabbey	Old	Boys	,	often	shortened	to	18th	Newtownabbey	O.B.	,	is	a	Northern	Irish	intermediate-level	football	club	playing	in	Division	1C	of	the	Northern	Amateur	Football	League	.
-18th_Newtownabbey_Old_Boys_F.C.	1	Its	home	ground	is	at	Cloyne	Crescent	in	Newtownabbey	.
-18th_Newtownabbey_Old_Boys_F.C.	2	County	Antrim	.
-18th_Newtownabbey_Old_Boys_F.C.	3	The	team	is	managed	by	Ross	Oliver	and	his	assistant	manager	Gary	Porter	.
-18th_Newtownabbey_Old_Boys_F.C.	4	As	well	as	the	first	XI	,	the	club	also	has	a	2nd	team	playing	in	Division	3C	of	the	Amateur	League
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	0	The	18th	North	Carolina	Infantry	Regiment	was	an	infantry	regiment	raised	in	North	Carolina	for	service	in	the	Confederate	States	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	1	It	fought	mostly	with	the	Army	of	Northern	Virginia	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	10	Of	the	346	in	action	at	Gettysburg	,	about	twenty-five	percent	were	disabled	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	11	It	surrendered	12	officers	and	81	men	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	12	The	field	officers	were	Colonels	John	D.	Barry	,	Robert	H.	Cowan	,	Thomas	J.	Purdie	,	and	James	D.	Radcliffe	;	Lieutenant	Colonels	Forney	George	,	John	W.	McGill	,	and	Oliver	P.	Meares	;	and	Majors	George	Tait	and	Thomas	J.	Wooten	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	13	The	18th	North	Carolina	was	also	responsible	for	the	accidental	shooting	of	Stonewall	Jackson	during	the	battle	of	Chancellorsville	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	14	The	next	day	,	May	3rd	,	1863	,	their	battle	flag	would	be	captured	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	15	Just	over	a	year	later	,	on	May	12	,	1864	,	they	lost	another	battle	flag	to	Alexander	H.	Mitchell	of	the	105th	Pennsylvania	Infantry	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	16	Mitchell	would	later	be	awarded	the	Medal	of	Honor	for	his	actions	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	2	The	18th	Infantry	Regiment	,	formerly	the	8th	Volunteers	,	was	organized	at	Camp	Wyatt	,	near	Carolina	Beach	,	North	Carolina	,	in	July	,	1861	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	3	Its	members	were	from	Wilmington	and	the	counties	of	Robeson	,	New	Hanover	,	Bladen	,	Columbus	,	and	Richmond	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	4	It	moved	to	South	Carolina	,	returned	to	North	Carolina	,	then	in	the	spring	of	1862	proceeded	to	Virginia	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	5	The	18th	served	in	General	Branch	's	and	Lane	's	Brigade	,	Army	of	Northern	Virginia	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	6	After	fighting	at	Hanover	Court	House	,	it	participated	in	various	conflicts	of	the	army	from	the	Seven	Days	'	Battles	to	Cold	Harbor	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	7	It	continued	the	fight	in	the	trenches	of	Petersburg	south	of	the	James	River	and	ended	the	war	at	Appomattox	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	8	This	unit	was	organized	with	1,100	men	,	lost	fifty-seven	percent	of	the	396	engaged	during	the	Seven	Days	'	Battles	,	and	reported	14	casualties	at	Cedar	Mountain	and	12	at	Second	Manassas	.
-18th_North_Carolina_Infantry	9	There	were	13	killed	and	77	wounded	at	Fredericksburg	and	30	killed	and	96	wounded	at	Chancellorsville	.
-18th_Ohio_Battery	0	18th	Ohio	Independent	Battery	was	an	artillery	battery	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Ohio_Infantry	0	The	18th	Ohio	Volunteer	Infantry	-LRB-	or	18th	OVI	-RRB-	was	an	infantry	regiment	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Operations_Group	0	The	18th	Operations	Group	is	the	operational	flying	component	of	the	United	States	Air	Force	18th	Wing	,	stationed	at	Kadena	Air	Base	,	Okinawa	,	Japan	.
-18th_Operations_Group	1	The	18th	OG	is	the	largest	combat	operations	group	in	the	Air	Force	with	eight	squadrons	,	one	flight	,	842	active-duty	members	and	approximately	80	aircraft	,	including	the	F-15	Eagle	,	E-3	Sentry	,	KC-135	Stratotanker	and	the	HH-60	Pave	Hawk	.
-18th_Operations_Group	2	The	group	is	one	of	the	oldest	in	the	United	States	Air	Force	,	being	a	successor	organization	of	the	18th	Pursuit	Group	,	one	of	the	15	original	combat	air	groups	formed	by	the	Army	before	World	War	II	.
-18th_Panzer_Division_%28Germany%29	0	The	18th	Panzer	Division	was	a	German	World	War	II	armored	division	that	fought	on	the	Eastern	Front	from	1941	until	disbandment	in	1943	.
-18th_Primetime_Emmy_Awards	0	The	18th	Emmy	Awards	,	later	known	as	the	18th	Primetime	Emmy	Awards	,	were	handed	out	in	May	1966	.
-18th_Primetime_Emmy_Awards	1	The	ceremony	was	hosted	by	Danny	Kaye	and	Bill	Cosby	.
-18th_Primetime_Emmy_Awards	2	Winners	are	listed	in	bold	and	series	'	networks	are	in	parentheses	.
-18th_Reconnaissance_Squadron	0	Note	:	For	the	18th	Reconnaissance	Squadron	that	existed	-LRB-	1917-1942	-RRB-	,	see	:	408th	Bombardment	Squadron	18th	Reconnaissance	Squadron	File	:18	th	Reconnaissance	Squadron	.
-18th_Reconnaissance_Squadron	1	jpg18th	Reconnaissance	Squadron	Patch	Active	1	March	1943	-	9	November	1945	31	August	1946	-	30	September	1979	3	April	2006	-	Present	Country	United	States	Branch	United	States	Air	Force	Type	Reconnaissance	and	Surveillance	Part	of	Air	Combat	Command	8th	Air	Force	9th	Reconnaissance	Wing	9th	Operations	Group	Garrison\/HQ	Beale	Air	Force	Base	Decorations	File	:	Outstanding	Unit	ribbon	.
-18th_Reconnaissance_Squadron	2	svg	AFOUA	Belgium	Fourrag	u00E8re	The	18th	Reconnaissance	Squadron	-LRB-	18	RS	-RRB-	is	part	of	the	9th	Reconnaissance	Wing	at	Beale	Air	Force	Base	,	California	.
-18th_Regiment_Alabama_Infantry	0	The	18th	Regiment	Alabama	Volunteer	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Confederate	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Regiment_Indiana_Infantry	0	The	18th	Indiana	Volunteer	Infantry	Regiment	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Regiment_Kansas_Militia_Infantry	0	The	18th	Kansas	Militia	Infantry	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Regiment_Kentucky_Volunteer_Infantry	0	The	18th	Kentucky	Volunteer	Infantry	Regiment	was	an	infantry	regiment	that	served	in	the	Union	Army	during	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry	0	The	18th	Massachusetts	Volunteer	Infantry	was	a	Union	regiment	that	fought	in	the	American	Civil	War	.
-18th_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry	1	It	was	formed	,	primarily	,	with	men	of	the	Bristol	,	Norfolk	and	Plymouth	counties	of	Massachusetts	with	a	3	year	enlistment	period	.
-18th_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry	2	The	regiment	originally	consisted	of	10	companies	,	band	and	regimental	staff	.
-18th_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry	3	The	regiment	was	established	in	August	1861	and	fought	as	part	of	the	Army	of	the	Potomac	,	taking	part	in	most	of	the	major	battles	of	the	Peninsula	-	until	it	disbanded	in	September	1864	.
-18th_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry	4	Men	,	who	reenlisted	or	still	had	time	left	on	their	enlistment	,	were	transferred	to	the	32nd	Regiment	Massachusetts	Volunteer	Infantry	.
-18th_Reserve_Division_%28German_Empire%29	0	The	18th	Reserve	Division	-LRB-	18	.
-18th_Reserve_Division_%28German_Empire%29	1	Reserve-Division	-RRB-	was	a	unit	of	the	Imperial	German	Army	in	World	War	I.	The	division	was	formed	on	mobilization	of	the	German	Army	in	August	1914	.
-18th_Reserve_Division_%28German_Empire%29	2	The	division	was	disbanded	in	1919	during	the	demobilization	of	the	German	Army	after	World	War	I.	At	the	beginning	of	the	war	,	it	formed	the	IX	Reserve	Corps	with	the	17th	Reserve	Division	.
-18th_Royal_Garhwal_Rifles	3	They	were	renumbered	18th	Royal	Garhwal	Rifles	with	three	active	battalions	and	the	4th	battalion	becoming	the	10th	training	battalion	.