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- Arthur Langan Haddon
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- Hadza people
- Haemophilus virus HP1
- Haemophilus virus HP2
- Hagley, Tasmania
- Frank Haydn Haigh
- SS Haiti
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- El Waer Hakim
- Haldon Gold Cup
- Gerry Hale
- Joseph Hale (MP)
- Maria Selina Hale
- Haler, Himachal Pradesh
- Cyrus Haley
- Halfmoon Bay (Stewart Island)
- Halgara
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- Halkin Street
- Thomas Aubrey Chappé Hall
- Hallam Line
- Clara Evelyn Hallam
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- Haloarcula hispanica pleomorphic virus 1
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- Halspiviridae
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- Hama offensive (March–April 2017)
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- Mary Hames
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- Hamta Pass
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- Hanawa Line
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- Mohmad Haneefa
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- Hanshin 8000 series
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- Arnold Maria Hansson
- Ludwig N. Hantson
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- Chick Henderson (singer)
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- Joseph Henderson, 1st Baron Henderson of Ardwick
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- Henry C. Mustin Naval Air Facility
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- Annie Henry
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