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'''NAO''' or '''nao''' may refer to: |
'''NAO''' or '''nao''' may refer to: |
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==People== |
==People== |
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* [[Nao (given name)]], a Japanese given name |
* [[Nao (given name)]], a Japanese given name |
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==Acronyms== |
==Acronyms== |
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* [[National Academy Orchestra of Canada]], a Canadian orchestral training program |
* [[National Academy Orchestra of Canada]], a Canadian orchestral training program |
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* [[National Academy of Osteopathy]], a Canadian |
* [[National Academy of Osteopathy]], a Canadian-based [[osteopathy]] college that teaches manual osteopathy in 62 cities across 32 countries |
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* [[National Applications Office]], an agent of the United States Department of Homeland Security |
* [[National Applications Office]], an agent of the United States Department of Homeland Security |
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* [[National Audit Office (disambiguation)]] in several nations |
* [[National Audit Office (disambiguation)]] in several nations |
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* [[New Age Outlaws]], a wrestling tag team |
* [[New Age Outlaws]], a wrestling tag team |
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* [[North Atlantic oscillation]], a climatic phenomenon |
* [[North Atlantic oscillation]], a climatic phenomenon |
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* Non-Asbestos Organic, a type of [[brake lining]] |
* Non-Asbestos Organic, a type of [[brake lining]] material—the lowest grade, below semi-metallic and ceramic linings |
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==Art, entertainment, and media== |
==Art, entertainment, and media== |
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===Fictional entities and mascots=== |
===Fictional entities and mascots=== |
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* ''Nao'', the hero of the ''[[Aquablue]]'' comic |
* ''Nao'', the hero of the ''[[Aquablue]]'' comic |
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* Nao, a three- or four-masted sailing ship used by the Portuguese and the Spanish all along the 15th century and early 16th; a close (and a bit smaller) relative of the [[carrack]] |
* Nao, a three- or four-masted sailing ship used by the Portuguese and the Spanish all along the 15th century and early 16th; a close (and a bit smaller) relative of the [[carrack]] |
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Revision as of 17:12, 28 December 2015
Look up NAO in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
NAO or nao may refer to:
People
- Nao (given name), a Japanese given name
- NAO (singer), a United Kingdom music artist
Places
Acronyms
- National Academy Orchestra of Canada, a Canadian orchestral training program
- National Academy of Osteopathy, a Canadian-based osteopathy college that teaches manual osteopathy in 62 cities across 32 countries
- National Applications Office, an agent of the United States Department of Homeland Security
- National Audit Office (disambiguation) in several nations
- Nautical Almanac Office in several nations including the UK and US
- New Age Outlaws, a wrestling tag team
- North Atlantic oscillation, a climatic phenomenon
- Non-Asbestos Organic, a type of brake lining material—the lowest grade, below semi-metallic and ceramic linings
Art, entertainment, and media
Fictional entities and mascots
- Nao, the hero of the Aquablue comic
Music
- Nao (musical instrument) (鐃), traditional Chinese musical instrument, may refer to either an ancient bell or large cymbals
Science and technology
- Nao (robot), a humanoid robot devised by French company Aldebaran Robotics
- NaO, Sodium oxide
- 13221 Nao, a Main-belt asteroid
Transportation
- NAO, IATA code for Nanchong Gaoping Airport, China
- Nao, a three- or four-masted sailing ship used by the Portuguese and the Spanish all along the 15th century and early 16th; a close (and a bit smaller) relative of the carrack
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