Perfect Dark

Mission sequence Mission 1: dataDyne Central - Defection dataDyne Research - Investigation dataDyne Central - Extraction Mission 2: Carrington Villa - Hostage One Mission 3: Chicago - Stealth G5 Building - Reconnaissance Mission 4: Area 51 - Infiltration Area 51 - Rescue Area 51 - Escape ...

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Perfect Dark, Perfect Dark - Development and influences, Perfect Dark - Single player, Perfect Dark - Storyline and missions, Perfect Dark - Bonus missions, Perfect Dark - Organizations, Perfect Dark - Extraterrestrial races, Perfect Dark - Characters, Perfect Dark - Multiplayer, Perfect Dark - Simulants, Perfect Dark - Weapons, Perfect Dark - Human weapons, Perfect Dark - Maian weapons, Perfect Dark - Skedar weapons, Perfect Dark - Controversy, Perfect Dark - Easter eggs oddities and glitches, Perfect Dark - Cheats, Perfect Dark - Games in the series, Perfect Dark - Half-Life 2 Mod

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Mission sequence Mission 1: dataDyne Central - Defection dataDyne Research - Investigation dataDyne Central - Extraction Mission 2: Carrington Villa - Hostage One Mission 3: Chicago - Stealth G5 Building - Reconnaissance Mission 4: Area 51 - Infiltration Area 51 - Rescue Area 51 - Escape ...

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Perfect Dark, Perfect Dark - Development and influences, Perfect Dark - Single player, Perfect Dark - Storyline and missions, Perfect Dark - Bonus missions, Perfect Dark - Organizations, Perfect Dark - Extraterrestrial races, Perfect Dark - Characters, Perfect Dark - Multiplayer, Perfect Dark - Simulants, Perfect Dark - Weapons, Perfect Dark - Human weapons, Perfect Dark - Maian weapons, Perfect Dark - Skedar weapons, Perfect Dark - Controversy, Perfect Dark - Easter eggs oddities and glitches, Perfect Dark - Cheats, Perfect Dark - Games in the series

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Area 51 (also known as Dreamland, Watertown, The Ranch, Paradise Ranch, The Farm, The Box, Groom Lake, and The Directorate for Development Plans Area) is a remote tract of land in southern Nevada, owned by the federal government of the United States, containing an air field apparently used for the secret development and testing of new military aircraft. It is famed as the subject of many UFO conspiracy theories. Area 51 - Geography. Area 51 is a sectio ...

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• Area 51 - Geography
• Area 51 - Operations at Groom Lake
• Area 51 - Senior Trend / U-2 program
• Area 51 - Blackbird OXCART / A-10 / A-11 / A-12 / SR-71 program
• Area 51 - Have Blue / F-117 program
• Area 51 - Later operations
• Area 51 - Area 51 commuters
• Area 51 - The Government's position on Area 51
• Area 51 - Environmental lawsuit
• Area 51 - UFO and conspiracy theories concerning Area 51
• Area 51 - Area 51 in popular culture

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Air Force One is the air traffic control call sign of any U.S. Air Force aircraft carrying the President of the United States. Since 1990, the presidential fleet has consisted of two specifically configured, highly customized Boeing 747-200B series aircraft—tail numbers 28000 and 29000—with Air Force designation VC-25A. While these planes are only referred to as "Air Force One" while the president is on board, the term is commonly used to describe either of two aircraft normally used and mainta ...

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• Air Force One - Operation
• Air Force One - Capability and features
• Air Force One - History
• Air Force One - First of Flying Presidents
• Air Force One - Boeing 707s as Air Force One
• Air Force One - Transition to Boeing 747s
• Air Force One - Location of past planes that served as Air Force One
• Air Force One - Popular culture
• Air Force One - Analogues in other countries
• Air Force One - Argentina
• Air Force One - Australia
• Air Force One - Canada
• Air Force One - Brazil
• Air Force One - Burkina Faso
• Air Force One - France
• Air Force One - Japan
• Air Force One - People's Republic of China
• Air Force One - United Kingdom
• Air Force One - Vatican
• Air Force One - Sources and further reading
• Air Force One - Text
• Air Force One - Photographs and other multimedia
• Air Force One - Notes

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The 21st century is the century that began on 1 January 2001 and will last to 31 December 2100. Frequently common usage regards the 21st century as spanning 2000 to 2099, though this method of counting ignores the fact that there was no year 0. In 2000 the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) implicitly backed the common usage by defining a calendar that places the origin of the counting in a year zero. 21st century - Overview. The 21st century has had an influence on culture since well befo ...

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• 21st century - Overview
• 21st century - Important developments events achievements
• 21st century - Politics
• 21st century - Science and technology
• 21st century - Conflicts and civil unrest
• 21st century - Natural disasters
• 21st century - Sport
• 21st century - Issues and concerns
• 21st century - Significant people
• 21st century - Influential people in politics as of 2005
• 21st century - Influential people in religion as of 2005
• 21st century - Influential people in technology as of 2005
• 21st century - Influential people in science as of 2005
• 21st century - Influential people in mathematics as of 2005
• 21st century - Astronomical events and predictions
• 21st century - Scientific Predictions
• 21st century - Socio-Political Predictions
• 21st century - Science Fiction set in the remaining years of the 21st Century
• 21st century - Television and film
• 21st century - Computer and video games
• 21st century - Novels
• 21st century - Decades and years

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This is a list of video game franchises organised alphabetically by name. This consists of long running series as well as characters that have been portrayed in many games. This list does not include non-gaming intellectual properties that have been adapted for use in games (such as James Bond or sports leagues). See list of computer and video games for related lists. Contents: Top - 0†...

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• List of video game franchises - A
• List of video game franchises - B
• List of video game franchises - C
• List of video game franchises - D
• List of video game franchises - E
• List of video game franchises - F
• List of video game franchises - G
• List of video game franchises - H
• List of video game franchises - J
• List of video game franchises - K
• List of video game franchises - L
• List of video game franchises - M
• List of video game franchises - N
• List of video game franchises - O
• List of video game franchises - P
• List of video game franchises - Q
• List of video game franchises - R
• List of video game franchises - S
• List of video game franchises - T
• List of video game franchises - U
• List of video game franchises - V
• List of video game franchises - W
• List of video game franchises - X
• List of video game franchises - Y
• List of video game franchises - Z

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The National Security Agency / Central Security Service (NSA/CSS) is believed to be the largest United States government intelligence agency. It is responsible for the collection and analysis of foreign communications and for the security of US government communications against similar agencies elsewhere. Established by a U.S. presidential executive order, the NSA works closely with the Department ...

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• National Security Agency - Agency history
• National Security Agency - Involvement with non-government cryptography
• National Security Agency - ECHELON
• National Security Agency - Phone taps
• National Security Agency - Staff
• National Security Agency - Directors
• National Security Agency - Deputy Directors
• National Security Agency - Notable cryptanalysts
• National Security Agency - NSA encryption systems
• National Security Agency - Past and present SIGINT activities
• National Security Agency - Notes
• National Security Agency - In fiction

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This page is intended to be a list of computers in fiction and science fiction. See the List of fictional robots and androids for all fictional computers which are described as existing in a mobile or humanlike form. Computers have often been used as fictional objects in literature, movies and in other forms of media. Fictional computers tend to be considerably more sophisticated than anything yet devised in the real world. It is interesting to note that while science fiction writers have anticipated many of the advances in tec ...

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• List of fictional computers - Literature
• List of fictional computers - Before 1950
• List of fictional computers - 1950s
• List of fictional computers - 1960s
• List of fictional computers - 1970s
• List of fictional computers - 1980s
• List of fictional computers - 1990s
• List of fictional computers - 2000s
• List of fictional computers - Un-sorted
• List of fictional computers - Film
• List of fictional computers - 1950s
• List of fictional computers - 1960s
• List of fictional computers - 1970s
• List of fictional computers - 1980s
• List of fictional computers - 1990s
• List of fictional computers - 2000s
• List of fictional computers - Radio
• List of fictional computers - 1970s
• List of fictional computers - 1980s
• List of fictional computers - 2000s
• List of fictional computers - Television films and series
• List of fictional computers - 1960s
• List of fictional computers - 1970s
• List of fictional computers - 1980s
• List of fictional computers - 1990s
• List of fictional computers - 2000s
• List of fictional computers - Comics/Graphic Novels
• List of fictional computers - Computer and video games
• List of fictional computers - Board Games and Roleplaying Games
• List of fictional computers - Unsorted works
• List of fictional computers - Computers as Robots

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Banjo-Tooie is the sequel to the 1998 Nintendo 64 game Banjo-Kazooie. It was released on November 1, 2000 for the Nintendo 64. It was published by Rareware and features the popular video game characters Banjo and Kazooie. Banjo-Tooie - Aim. As before, the aim of the game is to collect all the Jiggies (golden jigsaw pieces) that can be found. There are ten in each level, and an additional one is awarded for finding each of the nine families of Jinjos hidden throughout the game. This, in additio ...

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• Banjo-Tooie - Aim
• Banjo-Tooie - Rumors of connection between Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie
• Banjo-Tooie - Plot
• Banjo-Tooie - Main Characters
• Banjo-Tooie - Levels
• Banjo-Tooie - Cameos
• Banjo-Tooie - Banjo-Threeie

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For a detailed list, see List of best selling computer and video games Super Mario Bros. (NES) is the official Guinness Book of World Records record holder for best-selling game, at 40 million units, although it was sold packaged along with the NES. The Mario series is also the top-selling series, with over 180 million games sold .[1] Similarly, Tetris for the Game Boy sold 33 million units, having been packaged with the Game Boy. [2] The best selling game not bundled with a console is S ...

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Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - Best selling, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - Expert polls, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - User polls, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - High scores in multiple reviews, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - Notable review scores, Computer and video games that have been considered the greatest ever - Notable articles

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Bots can help a PC gamer learn the gameplay environment and the game rules as well as help them practice shooting accuracy and gaming skills before going online to compete with other human players in a multiplayer environment. Some PC gamers prefer to play exclusively with bots rather than human opponents – especially in the case of those who have slow dial-up internet connections and thus may be unable to play online. In this respect, bots help create a longer interest in the game. Most bots use existing 3d model ...

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Computer game bot, Computer game bot - Usage, Computer game bot - Bot types, Computer game bot - Some well-known bots, Computer game bot - Games with built in bots

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Rare is located in Twycross, England and is the company behind many of the most famous games for Nintendo's various gaming systems: Battletoads, Donkey Kong Country (and its sequels), Killer Instinct, Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Diddy Kong Racing, Donkey Kong 64, Jet Force Gemini, and Star Fox Adventures. Its games have always employed some of the latest graphics technology. One of its most critically ...

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Rare video game company, Rare video game company - Company overview, Rare video game company - Success of games, Rare video game company - Future, Rare video game company - List of games, Rare video game company - 1980s, Rare video game company - 1990s, Rare video game company - 2000s

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Prior to World War II, overseas and cross-country presidential travel was rare. Lack of telecommunications and quick transportation made long-distance travel impractical, as it took up much time and isolated the President from events in Washington. Air Force One - First of Flying Presidents. In the 1940s and 1950s, however, air travel became much more convenient. The first president to fly in an airplane while in office was Franklin D. Roosevelt, who traveled on a Boeing 314 "flying boat" aircraft to a 194 ...

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Air Force One, Air Force One - Operation, Air Force One - Capability and features, Air Force One - History, Air Force One - First of Flying Presidents, Air Force One - Boeing 707s as Air Force One, Air Force One - Transition to Boeing 747s, Air Force One - Location of past planes that served as Air Force One, Air Force One - Popular culture, Air Force One - Analogues in other countries, Air Force One - Argentina, Air Force One - Australia, Air Force One - Canada, Air Force One - Brazil, Air Force One - Burkina Faso, Air Force One - France, Air Force One - Germany, Air Force One - Japan, Air Force One - Netherlands Kingdom of the, Air Force One - People's Republic of China, Air Force One - United Kingdom, Air Force One - Vatican, Air Force One - Sources and further reading, Air Force One - Text, Air Force One - Photographs and other multimedia, Air Force One - Notes

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The origins of the National Security Agency can be traced to an organization originally established within the Department of Defense, under the command of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as the Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA), on May 20, 1949. The AFSA was to be responsible for directing the communications and electronic intelligence activities of the military intelligence units - the Army Security Agency, Naval Security Group and the Air Force Security Service. However, the agency had little power and lacked a centralized coordination ...

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National Security Agency, National Security Agency - Agency history, National Security Agency - Involvement with non-government cryptography, National Security Agency - ECHELON, National Security Agency - Phone taps, National Security Agency - Staff, National Security Agency - Directors, National Security Agency - Deputy Directors, National Security Agency - Notable cryptanalysts, National Security Agency - NSA encryption systems, National Security Agency - Past and present SIGINT activities, National Security Agency - Notes, National Security Agency - In fiction, National Security Agency - NSA computers

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The 21st century has had an influence on culture since well before it began. Speculation about future, social, cultural, and technological trends frequently centered on the year 2000, starting with late-19th century essays and novels (often of a utopian nature) such as Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward, though Bellamy explicitly called the year 2000 "the Twentieth Century." It's been said that the event horizon of Western culture was steadily shrinking in this period, since as late as the 1990s people were still often focusing on the year ...

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21st century, 21st century - Overview, 21st century - Important developments events achievements, 21st century - Politics, 21st century - Science and technology, 21st century - Conflicts and civil unrest, 21st century - Natural disasters, 21st century - Sports, 21st century - Issues and concerns, 21st century - Significant people, 21st century - Influential people in politics as of 2005, 21st century - Influential people in religion as of 2005, 21st century - Influential people in technology as of 2005, 21st century - Influential people in science as of 2005, 21st century - Influential people in mathematics as of 2005, 21st century - Astronomical events and predictions, 21st century - Scientific Predictions, 21st century - Socio-Political Predictions, 21st century - Science Fiction set in the remaining years of the 21st Century, 21st century - Television and film, 21st century - Computer and video games, 21st century - Novels, 21st century - Decades and years

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Nintendo 64 - Specifications. Processor: Custom 93.75MHz MIPS R4300i series 64-bit RISC CPU L1 cache: 24KB Bandwidth: 250MB/s Operations: 93MIPS (millions of instructions per second) Manufactured by NEC using 0.35 µm transistor fabrication process RAM: 4MB RDRAM (upgradeable to 8MB with Expansion Pak) Bandwidth: 562.5MB/s Bus: Custom 9-bit Rambus at 500MHz (max) Graphics: SGI 62.5MHz RCP (Reality Co-Processor) c ...

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Nintendo 64, Nintendo 64 - Introduction, Nintendo 64 - Cartridges vs. discs, Nintendo 64 - Hardware, Nintendo 64 - Specifications, Nintendo 64 - Accessories, Nintendo 64 - Colored/Special Systems, Nintendo 64 - Digital rights management, Nintendo 64 - Screenshots, Nintendo 64 - Market Share, Nintendo 64 - Sources

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List of fictional companies - Automotive. Altra Automotive - from Traffic, by Jacques Tati. Amalgamated Motors - The Munsters Bethlehem Motor Company - auto manufacturer and conglomerate, The Betsy Fourth Reich Motors - auto manufacturers, The Simpsons Keedsler Motors - Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut Kumatsu Motors - auto manufacturers, The Simpsons Powell Motors - auto manufacturers, The Simpsons ...

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List of fictional companies, List of fictional companies - Biomedical, List of fictional companies - Conglomerates and multinationals, List of fictional companies - Construction, List of fictional companies - Energy Communication and Utilities, List of fictional companies - Entertainment, List of fictional companies - Financial, List of fictional companies - Fronts, List of fictional companies - Manufacturing, List of fictional companies - Automotive, List of fictional companies - Robots and androids, List of fictional companies - Spaceships, List of fictional companies - Toys, List of fictional companies - Multiple products, List of fictional companies - Other, List of fictional companies - Military defense and weaponry, List of fictional companies - Mining and petroleum, List of fictional companies - Retailers, List of fictional companies - Services, List of fictional companies - Advertising, List of fictional companies - Incarceration, List of fictional companies - Investigative services, List of fictional companies - Legal services, List of fictional companies - Magical and supernatural, List of fictional companies - Moving and delivery, List of fictional companies - Publishing, List of fictional companies - Other services, List of fictional companies - Technology computers and software, List of fictional companies - Transportation, List of fictional companies - Bus Companies, List of fictional companies - Toll Roads, List of fictional companies - Railroad, List of fictional companies - Airlines, List of fictional companies - Unknown/miscellaneous

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President Barbara Adams President in: Whoops Apocalypse (film, 1986) Played by: Loretta Swit Succeeds to presidency upon death of President Jack "Kill the Commies" Preston President Adler President in: Jack & Bobby Controversial President during the War of Americas. Adler was criticized as a war criminal for his handling of the war and was subsequently arrested by the president of Finland during Robert McCallist ...

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List of fictional U.S. Presidents, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - A, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - B, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - C, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - D, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - E, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - F, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - G, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - H, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - J, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - K, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - L, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - M, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - N, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - O, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - P, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - R, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - S, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - T, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - V, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - W, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - Y, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - Unnamed presidents, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - Notes, List of fictional U.S. Presidents - Real people

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List of video games published by Nintendo, List of video games published by Nintendo - Color TV Game, List of video games published by Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System, List of video games published by Nintendo - Famicom Disk System, List of video games published by Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System, List of video games published by Nintendo - Nintendo 64, List of video games published by Nintendo - Nintendo GameCube, List of video games published by Nintendo - Nintendo Revolution, List of video games published by Nintendo - Game Boy and Game Boy Color, List of video games published by Nintendo - Virtual Boy, List of video games published by Nintendo - Game Boy Advance, List of video games published by Nintendo - Nintendo DS, List of video games published by Nintendo - Philips CD-i, List of video games published by Nintendo - Unsorted

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To recap, the MJ-12 documents are: 1. Briefing Document: Operation Majestic Twelve, dated "18 November, 1952" and allegedly written for newly-elected president Eisenhower. It consists of seven pages and eight attachments were listed, but only one was included - the next item. This was on the roll of film received by Shandra. 2. A letter from President Truman to Defense Secretary Forrestal, dated September 26, 1947. It was an attachment of the briefing document (above). ...

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Majestic 12, Majestic 12 - History, Majestic 12 - Arguments for, Majestic 12 - Arguments against, Majestic 12 - Briefing document and Truman letter, Majestic 12 - The Cutler Memo, Majestic 12 - MJ-12 in later conspiracy theory, Majestic 12 - References in popular culture, Majestic 12 - Text of the briefing document, Majestic 12 - Text of the Truman letter, Majestic 12 - Text of the Cutler memo

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