Rage may refer to: Rage (emotion), an extreme, energized usually explosive state of anger. Rage Software Limited, the defunct game developer. Rage (novel), by Stephen King published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Rage (TV program), an Australian music video show. Rage (wrestling), a team with the National Wrestling Alliance. Rage (card game), a trading card game. Oh Hell, Rage being the trademark of a commercial variant of the traditional card game. ...

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rage: Uncontrolled anger. Fuming fit of fury.

See: vitala chakra.

(See also: Rage, Hinduism, Body Mind and Soul)

Released in 1991 when Sega's 16 bit console needed an increase of sales against the SNES, which boasted most of Capcom's arcade ports such as Final Fight. The story resembled a typical '80s street cop movie: an evil crime syndicate has taken control of a nameless city and three young police officers (Axel, Blaze and Adam) decide to turn in the badge, and take it on by themselves, walking the streets and fighting crimin ...

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Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Characters, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 2, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 3, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage IV?, Streets of Rage - Other media, Streets of Rage - Comics, Streets of Rage - Soundtracks

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Warriors have an unusual system for making use of their special abilities. This system is based on an attribute called rage. Rage is normally at zero until a warrior enters combat. It then builds up as a result of taking or dealing damage. Rage is expended every time a warrior performs a special move (Such as Heroic Strike). More powerful abilities (such as Mortal Strike)require more rage than other abilities. On ...

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Warrior World of Warcraft, Warrior World of Warcraft - Info, Warrior World of Warcraft - Rage, Warrior World of Warcraft - The Role of a warrior, Warrior World of Warcraft - Strengths, Warrior World of Warcraft - Talents, Warrior World of Warcraft - Arms, Warrior World of Warcraft - Fury, Warrior World of Warcraft - Protection, Warrior World of Warcraft - Weaknesses, Warrior World of Warcraft - Strategies, Warrior World of Warcraft - Conclusion

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In Hinduism, Gowrī or Dākshāyani is the Goddess of marital felicity and longevity; she is worshipped particularly by ladies to seek the long life of their husbands. An aspect of Devi, Dakshayani is the consort of Shiva. Other names for Dakshayani include Gowrī, Umā, Satī, Aparnā, Lalithā, Sivakāmini and over a thousand others; a listing is to be found in the Lalithā Sahasranāmam. Dakshayani - Legend. The Goddess Umā, a personificatio ...

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• Dakshayani - Legend
• Dakshayani - Dakshayani weds Shiva
• Dakshayani - Dakshas arrogance
• Dakshayani - Dakshayani's self-immolation
• Dakshayani - Shiva's rage
• Dakshayani - Aftermath

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Charles Montgomery "Monty" Burns (usually simply Mr. Burns) (born September 15 in an unspecified year), a fictional character, is the owner of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant in The Simpsons cartoon series. He is fabulously wealthy, and due to his status as Springfield's leading (and perhaps only) plutocrat, Mr. Burns is able to do whatever he wants with little to no consequences. He is attended at almost all times by Waylon Smithers, his loyal aide and confidant. Harry Shearer is the voice behind the character of Mr ...

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• Montgomery Burns - Age
• Montgomery Burns - Biography
• Montgomery Burns - Early life
• Montgomery Burns - Post-WWII
• Montgomery Burns - Present day
• Montgomery Burns - Health
• Montgomery Burns - State of mind
• Montgomery Burns - Real life models
• Montgomery Burns - Video game appearances
• Montgomery Burns - The Simpsons: The Arcade Game
• Montgomery Burns - The Simpsons Road Rage
• Montgomery Burns - The Simpsons: Hit and Run

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Elephantidae (the elephants) is a family of animals, and the only remaining family in the order Proboscidea. Elephantidae has three living species: the Savannah Elephant and Forest Elephant (which were collectively known as the African Elephant) and the Asian Elephant (formerly known as the Indian Elephant). Other species have become extinct since the last ice age, which ended about 10,000 years ago. Elephants are the largest land animals and largest land mammals alive today. At birth it is common for an elephant ...

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• Elephant - Zoology
• Elephant - The African Elephant
• Elephant - Asian Elephant
• Elephant - Body characteristics
• Elephant - Evolution
• Elephant - Varieties
• Elephant - Diet
• Elephant - Social behavior
• Elephant - Reproduction
• Elephant - Motherhood and calf rearing
• Elephant - Usefulness to the environment
• Elephant - Habitat loss
• Elephant - National Parks
• Elephant - Deforestation
• Elephant - Overgrazing
• Elephant - Overhunting
• Elephant - Asia's dwindling habitat
• Elephant - Sri Lanka
• Elephant - Southeast Asia
• Elephant - The Malayan Elephant
• Elephant - Eastern Africa
• Elephant - Western Africa
• Elephant - Southern Africa
• Elephant - Involving the Local Community
• Elephant - Man and Elephants
• Elephant - Harvest from the Wild
• Elephant - Domestication and use
• Elephant - The Elephant Trap
• Elephant - Elephants in Culture
• Elephant - Elephant rage
• Elephant - Footnotes

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COINTELPRO is an acronym ('Counter Intelligence Program') for a program of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation aimed at investigating and disrupting dissident political organizations within the United States. Although covert operations have been employed throughout FBI history, the formal COINTELPRO operations of 1956-1971 were broadly targeted against organizations that were (at the time) considered to have politically radical elements, ranging from those whose stated goal was the violent overthrow of the US government ...

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• COINTELPRO - History
• COINTELPRO - Methods
• COINTELPRO - Endnotes

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1994 was the year the series saw its end. Streets of Rage 3, packed in a 24 meg cartridge, was an enhanced version of the previous title that had several enhancements such as a more complex plot, multiple endings, lengthier levels, better scenarios (with interactive levels and the return of traps like pits) and faster gameplay (with dash and dodge moves). Weapons could now only be used for a few times before breaking (in the previous titles an object would only disappear when it was dropped for the third time), some bosses could be pl ...

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Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Characters, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 2, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 3, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage IV?, Streets of Rage - Other media, Streets of Rage - Comics, Streets of Rage - Soundtracks

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A year after, Sega refined the successful original title. New music by Yuzo Koshiro (inspired by early '90s club music), more defined graphics and new moves. Two new characters, Sammy "Skate" Hunter and Max Thunder replaced Adam. The "rocket" screen-clearing attack was replaced by a special attack that could be used several times in a level and to release from enemy holds, but wasted players' energy, and now all enemy characters also had their own life bars (a clear nod to Final Fight). A two-player versus arena mode was also added, and alth ...

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Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Characters, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 2, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 3, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage IV?, Streets of Rage - Other media, Streets of Rage - Comics, Streets of Rage - Soundtracks

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The Rage story begins way back in 1984 when the band Avenger first got together. Following the arrival of their debut album "Prayers of Steel" and an EP, Avenger soon changed their name and became Rage, releasing their debut album as Rage, entitled "Reign of Fear" in 1986. Rage's albums came out at regular, continuous periods, and began touring with the likes of Running Wild, U.D.O., Motörhead and Saxon in the early 1990s. Their 1992 album "Trapped" marked their international breakthrough, a short highlight being Rage's tour of Japan ...

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Rage band, Rage band - Background, Rage band - Discography, Rage band - Videos, Rage band - Former members

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Playable character from 1 to 3, Axel is the front man of the series. He turns slowly from an all-around to a bruiser in the end of the series. His figthing Style is Martial Arts and his hobby is playing videogames. In the later games, his special attacks are a 360 degree flaming punch (Dragon Wing) and a punch/uppercut combo (Dragon Smash). His blitz attack is a flaming uppercut named Grand Upper (though is sounds like he's saying "Bare Knuckle" in the third game). Playable character in 1, kidnapped in 2, appears in the end ...

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Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Characters, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 2, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage 3, Streets of Rage - Streets of Rage IV?, Streets of Rage - Other media, Streets of Rage - Comics, Streets of Rage - Soundtracks

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In this album, continued from The Ghosts of Inverloch, in the castle of that name, one worries about the threat of nuclear catastrophe likely to sweep Earth's civilisation in 1986 (as first told in the Valérian album The City of the Moving Waters). Behind the multiplying anomalies, a throbbing presence: that of the mysterious planet Hypsis. A motley crew joining together three Shingouz enthusiasts of strong drinks, a Glapum'Tien extremely well versed in mathematics and and old English Lord and former fighter pilot in the Second World W ...

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The Rage of Hypsis, The Rage of Hypsis - Outline, The Rage of Hypsis - Synopsis, The Rage of Hypsis - Principal Characters, The Rage of Hypsis - Settings, The Rage of Hypsis - Notes

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After the introduction of the beverage in March 2003, there was controversy over the marketing practices used to promote Raging Cow. On one section of the Raging Cow website, the fictional mascot of the beverage, The Raging Cow, kept a weblog full of journal entries about his life. Several other weblogs documented the lives of The Raging Cow's barnyard friends, such as the PhilosoFly. Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. had also given Raging Cow products to several weblog-keeping teenagers and encouraged them to talk about the product on their w ...

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Raging Cow, Raging Cow - Controversy, Raging Cow - Status of the Beverage

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At the morning Planet Express meeting, the crew discovers Hermes has been assimilated by the brain slugs. To avoid Hermes' slack-jawed stare, the rest of the staff takes off for the movies. While watching All My Circuits The Movie, Bender picks a fight with a robot that turns out to be Ultimate Robot Fighting champion The Masked Unit. The Masked Unit trips on Bender's oil-soaked popcorn, and is knocked out by the fall. Coincidentally, the commissioner of Ultimate Robot Fighting is at th ...

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Raging Bender, Raging Bender - Plot, Raging Bender - Quotes

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Millia Rage - Zato-1/Eddie. Comrades during her stay in the Assassin Syndicate, Millia was the one responsible for Zato's dimensional imprisonment. One of the major relationships throughout the story, Millia's hatred for Zato-1, and thereafter Eddie, will not cease until his utter demise. During Guilty Gear X, as well as one battle during the story mode of Guilty Gear XX, Millia and Zato's background theme is Still In The Dark. The existence of such a specific theme only helps to clarify the importance of Millia's relationship with Zato-1. < ...

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Millia Rage, Millia Rage - Gameplay, Millia Rage - Story, Millia Rage - Background, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear: The Missing Link, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear X: By Your Side, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival, Millia Rage - Relatonships, Millia Rage - Zato-1/Eddie, Millia Rage - Venom, Millia Rage - Musical References

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Millia Rage - Background. Born of Russian decent, Millia lost both of her parents at an early age. She was thereafter adopted into a nearby Assassin Syndicate, where she practiced in the art of Hi-Deigokutsuipou, or the "Six Forbidden Magics". Using the Sixth Hi-Deigokutsuipou, "Angra", Millia was granted a sentient being, similar to that of her own hair. Zato-1 practiced a similar technique, the Fifth Forbidden Magic, "Shokusei Kagejin", though the consequences of such led to his own demise, through the parasitic takeover of his Forbidden Beast, Eddie. It is unknown if Millia's ritual in ...

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Millia Rage, Millia Rage - Gameplay, Millia Rage - Story, Millia Rage - Background, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear: The Missing Link, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear X: By Your Side, Millia Rage - Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival, Millia Rage - Relatonships, Millia Rage - Zato-1/Eddie, Millia Rage - Venom, Millia Rage - Musical References

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Having topped the charts around the world with Welcome To The Pleasuredome and it's accompanying singles, Frankie Goes To Hollywood took off to Amsterdam to record the follow up album, Liverpool. Taking on a rockier edge, "Rage Hard" was the first single culled from the disc. The single's title came from the Dylan Thomas poem "Do not go gentle into that good night". Of note, "Rage Hard" was a testament to the changing musical landscape in Britain at the time. It was not only the first Frankie single to be featured on CD single, it was also the first s ...

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Rage Hard, Rage Hard - Background, Rage Hard - B-sides, Rage Hard - Tracklisting, Rage Hard - 7 single ZTAS 22, Rage Hard - 2nd issue 7 single ZTAX 22, Rage Hard - 12 single 12 ZTAS 22, Rage Hard - 2nd 12 single 12 ZTAX 22, Rage Hard - CD single CD ZCID 22

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The Charlotte Rage was a team in the Arena Football League, a league which plays a scaled-down version of American football suitable for play in venues primarily designed for ice hockey or basketball. They competed in the 1992-1996 seasons. They played their home games at the Charlotte Coliseum, then also home of the Charlotte Hornets of the National Basketball Association. The team made the playoffs in 1993 and 1994, losing both times to the Arizona Rattlers in the first round. Their logo consisted of an enraged bull which was both snorting fire and surrounded by it. The team was discontinue ...

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Charlotte Rage, Charlotte Rage - History, Charlotte Rage - Season-by-season, Charlotte Rage - Notable Players

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Rage Against the Machine - Albums. Rage Against the Machine, 1992 Evil Empire, 1996 The Battle of Los Angeles, 1999 Renegades, 2000 Rage Against the Machine - Singles. "Killing in the Name", 1993 (also featured on the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas soundtrack) "Bombtrack", 1993 "Bullet in the Head", 1993 "Freedom", 1994 "Bulls on Parade", 1996 "Tire Me", ...

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Rage Against the Machine, Rage Against the Machine - History, Rage Against the Machine - Discography, Rage Against the Machine - Albums, Rage Against the Machine - Singles, Rage Against the Machine - Bootlegs, Rage Against the Machine - Music Videos, Rage Against the Machine - DVDs, Rage Against the Machine - Awards, Rage Against the Machine - Links

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