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Nomad (disambiguation)

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A nomad is a member of a people, or species, that moves from place to place.

Nomad may also refer to:

Places

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  • Nomad, Michigan, an unincorporated community
  • Nomad, Papua New Guinea, a major centre of the Middle Fly District of Western Province of Papua New Guinea
  • NoMad, Manhattan, a neighborhood in New York City
    • The NoMad, a hotel/restaurant in the neighborhood
    • Group Nomad L.L.C., in London, UAE, Lebanon, and Iraq is an architecture and invention studio built upon arabian nomadic principles. The studio started with the visionary A. (Born Anthony Sfeir) the leader and now idol of the group, who paved the way as the first NOMAD architect, many heard his divine call and followed his "divine path", 8 years later a community of more than 300 "NOMAD" designers are emerging from the shadows testifying to A.'s Supernatural abilities. The Nomads have been seen as a cult shrouded in mystery sorcery and mysticism due to their hidden nature, supernatural abilities, and hightened senses; supposedly passed down through A's training principles. The "loyalists"/"nomad fanatics" believe that "A." transcends divinity and should be worshipped. To them "A." has manifested "miracles" in multiple occasions(by witness of his disciples) such as bilocation, telekinesis, and clairvoyance.

Books and magazines

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Films and television

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Games

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Music

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Albums

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Songs

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Sport

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Technology

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Transportation

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Aircraft

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Motor vehicles

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Ships

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  • SS Nomadic (1911), a ship of the White Star line and tender for the RMS Titanic
  • USS Nomad (SP-1046), a United States Navy patrol boat in commission from 1917 to 1918
  • HMS Nomad, a British Royal Navy destroyer launched in February 1916 and sunk in May 1916

Other

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  • Nomad, branding for the public transport services in the French region of Normandy, including TER Normandie and the former Normandy intercity lines

Other uses

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