Category:Pages using web citations with no URL
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Pages in category "Pages using web citations with no URL"
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- D'espairsRay
- Dacian bracelets
- Dacian Draco
- Daggertooth pike conger
- Dallas Chess Club
- Dam
- Damien Duff
- Damon Wetzel
- Dan Hardy
- Dan Keplinger
- Dan Neil
- Dandong
- Daniel A. Epstein
- Daniel Brustlein
- Daniel Brühl
- Daniel Corbett
- Daniel Lapin
- Daniel Yergin
- Danish pastry
- Danny Blanchflower
- Danskammer Generating Station
- Daphne du Maurier
- Dark Is the Way, Light Is a Place
- Dark star (Newtonian mechanics)
- Darlene Love
- Darling (British band)
- Jeff Darlington
- Darrell Royal
- DART ion source
- Das (surname)
- Dassault Mercure
- Daughter (song)
- Dave Brailsford
- Dave Mirra
- David Beharall
- David Blaine
- David Chernushenko
- David E. Kelley
- David Eastwood
- David Ford
- David Gordon Wilson
- David Harvey
- David Hicks
- David Johnson (Canadian politician)
- David Josiah Brewer
- David Oaks
- David R. Cooke
- David Rumelhart
- David Stark Murray
- David Terrell (wide receiver)
- David Tilson
- David Turnbull (politician)
- David Young, Baron Young of Graffham
- David Zelag Goodman
- Davis Mountains
- Dawson (electoral district)
- Daymond Langkow
- Dazzle camouflage
- DC Circulator
- Dead Sea Scrolls
- Dean H. Kenyon
- Deborah Henson-Conant
- Deborah Hertz
- Debriefing
- Debt management plan
- Dee Luong
- Deep-water coral
- Deer stone
- Def Jam Recordings
- Defense (policy debate)
- Definitions of terrorism
- Defynnog
- Dejan Savićević
- Delaware Valley School District
- Delphian Society
- Delta National Forest
- Demerger
- Deming Prize
- Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda
- Demonstration Multipurpose School, Bhubaneswar
- Denis Dorozhkin
- Denmark at the FIFA World Cup
- Denmark–Soviet Union relations
- Dennis Vacco
- Denny Williams
- Denpasar
- Dental composite
- Department of the Army Outstanding Civilian Service Award
- Depressive Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
- Deputy National Security Advisor (United States)
- Der Herr denket an uns, BWV 196
- Derry Area School District
- Design science
- Desloge family
- Desmoteplase
- Deus ex machina
- Deva, Romania
- Dhanbad Junction railway station
- Diamond Reef System
- Diamond, Illinois
- Diana Scultori
- Diary-X
- Dick Van Dyke
- Dickinson's Landing, Ontario
- Die Freiheitlichen
- Diego Romero (artist)
- Dieter Schwarz
- Different Class
- Differential backup
- Digamma
- Digital forensic process
- Dildo, Newfoundland and Labrador
- Dilkon, Arizona
- Dilras Banu Begum
- Dimasa people
- Dino Brugioni
- Dippel's oil
- Dirty (Sonic Youth album)
- Dirty Picture
- Discount store
- Discourse
- Dispensation (period)
- Disproportionate share hospital
- Dissection
- Distressed securities
- District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority
- DJ Patil
- Djoke van Marum
- DNA-Functionalized Quantum Dots
- Dniprodzerzhynsk
- DOBAG Carpet Initiative
- Doc Lawson
- DOCSIS
- Doctrine of the Mean
- Dolours Price
- Domboshawa
- Dominant (music)
- Dominican Spanish
- Domino's Pizza Enterprises
- Don Quixote
- Don Webb (writer)
- Don't Wake Me Up (song)
- Donald Thomas (American football)
- Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2020
- Doniphan, Nebraska
- Donna Cansfield
- Donna Williams
- Donovan Slijngard
- Dorchester, Boston
- Doris Patiño
- Dorothy Bishop (psychologist)
- Dorothy Campbell
- Dorothy Donegan
- Double (basketball)
- Doug Blair (footballer)
- Doug Rogers (judoka)
- Douglas Gonzales
- Douglas Roche
- Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium
- Downtown Torrington Historic District
- Dowry death
- Dragonica
- Dragsholm Castle
- Dramatists Guild of America
- Draw a Secret
- Dream (Captain & Tennille album)
- Drew Brees
- Drifter (floating device)
- Drifton, Florida
- Driftwood Inn and Restaurant
- Drinking bird
- Drop-leaf table
- Dublin Core
- Dudley Andrew
- Dudley W. Morton
- Dudleyville, Arizona
- Duke Tumatoe
- Duklja
- Duncan Manor
- David Dundas (British Army officer)
- Dungaree (fabric)
- Durham Wildlife Trust