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| Asbury Park |
| Ascalon |
| Ascension, island |
| Ascension, in Christianity |
| Ascension Island |
| Ascensius, Jodocus Badius |
| asceticism |
| Asch, Sholem |
| Asch |
| Aschaffenburg |
| Ascham, Roger |
| aschelminths |
| Aschersleben |
| ascidian |
| ASCII |
| Asclepius |
| Ascoli Piceno |
| Ascomycota |
| ascorbic acid |
| Ascot |
| Asculum |
| ASEAN |
| Aseb |
| Asenath |
| Asenovgrad |
| asepsis |
| Aser |
| Asgard |
| Ásgeirsson, Ásgeir |
| ash, in botany |
| ash, in chemistry |
| Ashan |
| Ashanti |
| Ashbel |
| Ashbery, John |
| Ashburton, Alexander Baring, 1st Baron |
| Ashburton, John Dunning, 1st Baron |
| ashcan school |
| Ashchenaz |
| Ashcroft, John |
| Ashdod |
| Ashe, Arthur Robert |
| Ashe, John |
| Asheboro |
| Ashendene Press |
| Asher |
| Asherah |
| Asheville |
| Ashgabat |
| Ashi, Rab |
| Ashikaga |
| Ashima |
| Ashingdon, battle of |
| Ashiya |
| Ashkelon |
| Ashkenaz |
| Ashkhabad |
| Ashland |
| Ashley, Anthony Ashley Cooper, Baron |
| Ashley, Laura |
| Ashley, Merrill |
| Ashley, William Henry |
| Ashmodai |
| Ashmole, Elias |
| Ashmolean Museum |
| Ashmore and Cartier Islands |
| Ashmun, Jehudi |
| Ashmunayn |
| Ashnah |
| Ashokan Reservoir |
| Ashpenaz |
| Ashqelon |
| Ashtabula |
| Ashtaroth |
| Ashteroth Karnaim |
| Ashton, Sir Frederick |
| Ashton-under-Lyne |
| Ashton-Warner, Sylvia |
| Ashtoreth |
| Ashur, in the Bible |
| Ashur, Assyrian god |
| Ashurbanipal |
| Ashurites |
| Ashurnasirpal II |
| Ash Wednesday |
| Asia |
| Asia Minor |
| Asian drama |
| Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation |
| Asimov, Isaac |
| Askja |
| Asmara |
| Asmodeus |
| Asmoneans |
| Asnah |
| Asnappar |
| Asnières-sur-Seine |
| Asoka |
| Asopus |
| Aso-san |
| asp |
| Aspadana |
| asparagine |
| asparagus |
| aspartame |
| aspartic acid |
| Aspasia |
| Aspatha |
| Aspen, city, United States |
| aspen, in botany |
| Aspen Music Festival |
| asperges |
| asphalt |
| asphodel |
| asphyxia |
| Aspin, Les |
| Aspinwall |
| aspirin |
| Asplund, Erik Gunnar |
| Aspropotamos |
| Asquith, Herbert Henry |
| Asquith, Margot |
| ass |
| Assab |
| Assad, Bashar al- |
| Assad, Hafez al- |
| As Salamiya |
| Assam |
| Assamese |
| Assandun, battle of |
| Assassin |
| assassin bug |
| Assateague Island National Seashore |
| assault |
| assaying |
| assemblage |
| Assemblies of God |
| assembly, unlawful |
| assembly line |
| Assen |
| Asser |
| Asser, Rab |
| Asser, Tobias Michael Carel |
| Assideans |
| assignats |
| Assiniboin |
| Assiniboine |
| Assiniboine, Mount |
| Assinie |
| Assir |
| Assis, Joaquim Maria Machado de |
| Assisi |
| assisted suicide |
| Associated Press |
| association |
| associationism |
| Association of Southeast Asian Nations |
| associative law |
| assonance |
| Assos |
| Assuan |
| Assumption of the Virgin |
| Assur |
| assurance |
| Assurbanipal |
| Assurnasirbal II |
| Assus |
| Assyria |
| Assyrian art |
| Assyrian Church |
| Assyrian language |
| Assyrian religion |
| Astacus |
| Astaire, Fred |
| Astana |
| Astaroth |
| Astarte |
| astatine |
| Astell, Mary |
| aster |
| Asterabad |
| Asteria |
| asteroid |
| asthenosphere |
| asthma |
| Asti |
| astigmatism |
| Aston, Francis William |
| Astor, John Jacob, 1763–1848, American merchant |
| Astor, John Jacob, 1822–90, American financier |
| Astor, John Jacob, 1864–1912, American financier |
| Astor, Nancy Witcher (Langhorne) Astor, Viscountess |
| Astor, William Backhouse, 1792–1875, American financier |
| Astor, William Backhouse, 1829–92, American financier and sportsman |
| Astor, William Waldorf Astor, 1st Viscount |
| Astoria |
| Astrabad |
| Astraea |
| Astraeus |
| Astrakhan, city, Russia |
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