Black Wednesday
Black Wednesday In British politics and economics, Black Wednesday (or 'White Wednesday' in Euro-sceptic parlance) refers to ...
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Talk:Black Wednesday
Talk:Black Wednesday Eurosceptic Parlance "...Black Wednesday (or 'White Wednesday' in euro-sceptic parlance)..." I'm ...
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Black
Black This article is about the color black; for other uses, see Black (disambiguation). Black is a color with several subtle differences in meaning. Color or light Black — Color coordinates — Hex triplet # ...
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Wednesday
Wednesday The article refers to the weekday. See also Wednesday (disambiguation) The god Woden, after whom 'Wednesday' was named. "Odin, the Wanderer" 1886 by Georg von Rosen (1843-1923) Wednesday is considered either the third or the ... in the middle of each week is Wednesday. Arising from this, the German name ...
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Black Tuesday
Black Tuesday Black Tuesday refers to a number of different things: The phrase Black Tuesday refers to October 29, 1929, five ... the United States stock market crash of Black Thursday, when general panic set in and ... Great Depression in the United States. While Black Tuesday is often cited as the ...
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Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday This article is about the religious holiday ... other senses of this term, see Ash Wednesday (disambiguation). In the Western Christian calendar, Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. It ... on a worshipper's forehead on Ash Wednesday. At Masses and Services of worship on ... marks the forehead of each participant with black ashes, in the shape of a ...
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Black Thursday
Black Thursday Black Thursday can mean October 24, 1929, the ... 1929 at the New York Stock Exchange. Black World Wide Web protest, a 1996 protest ... the bombing raid on Schweinfurt. See also: Black Sunday, Black Monday, Black Tuesday, Black Wednesday, Black ...
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Black Saturday
Black Saturday Black Saturday refers to two historic events: Black Saturday (1621), a term used in Scotland Black Saturday (1984), a term used for when Vince McMahon raided WTBS wrestling programming Black Saturday (2004), the 2004 Yanbu attack ...
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Category:Wednesday
Category:Wednesday The main article for this category is Wednesday. Pages in category "Wednesday" There are 9 pages in this section of this category. Wednesday A Ash Wednesday B Black Wednesday C Common year ...
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Black Monday
Black Monday Black Monday might be referring to: Black Monday, February 6, 1886 — When a ... to a riot in Pall Mall, London. Black Monday, December 10 1894 - When both banks ... that colony’s main medium of exchange worthless. Black Monday, 28 October 1929 - a day ...
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