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Last update: Thursday 09th of February 2012
Nothing was found!Greek may refer to:
- Greeks, a nation and a people
- Greek language, or, more specifically:
- Ancient Greek
- Koine Greek
- Medieval Greek
- Modern Greek
- Greek alphabet, an alphabet that has been used to write the Greek language since about the 9th century BCE
- Anything related to Greece, its culture or history
In other:
- Greeks (finance), a concept in mathematical finance
- Greek, an opera by Mark-Anthony Turnage
- Greek Life, student fraternities and sororities in North America
- "Greeking", a practice of employing nonsense lorem ipsum placeholder text in publishing
See also:
- Hellenic (disambiguation)
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Like a bunch of super-butch Greeks storming Thermopylae, but with fewer casualties and a different ending, the no-star antique war drama 300 triumphed at the box office last weekend. But, hey, the kids love 300, and we're bound to figure out why. Here are seven guesses as to why the movie was such a Spartanian smash.
Not sure of the nutritional information in your restaurant food? Here's some help. May be useful when combined with Spartan / Greek God workout.
In a bipartisan vote of 413 to 0, the House just passed this landmark bill (/sarcasm) : "Recognizing the 186th anniversary of the independence of Greece and celebrating Greek and American democracy." It's good to see our Congress taking on the tough challenges of our time (/more sarcasm).
Greek police will lock down the capital Athens for most of the day tomorrow when a potentially violent student protest against education reforms will coincide with a visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Police said on Wednesday a total of 77 officers had been injured in clashes with the protesters.
Iran has denounced 300, Hollywood's latest blockbuster film, depicting the 480 B.C. battle of Thermopylae between the Persian army and a band of Greeks, as 'hostile behavior which is the result of cultural and psychological warfare.' Contains detailed analysis of '300' and impact of the graphic novel.