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George Lawrence Mikan Jr. (/ˈmaɪkən/; June 18, 1924 – June 1, 2005),
nicknamed "Mr. Basketball", was an
American professional basketball player for the...
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satsuma mandarin or ****anese mandarin.
During the Edo
period of ****an,
kishu mikans were more po****r
because there was a po****r
superstition that
eating Citrus...
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Lawrence Mikan III (born
April 8, 1948) is an
American former professional basketball player. The son of Hall of
Famer George Mikan and
nephew of Ed
Mikan, Larry...
- satsuma.
Mikan may also
refer to:
Joseph Gottfried Mikan (also J.G.
Mikan; 1743–1814), Austrian-Czech
botanist Johann Christian Mikan (also J.C.
Mikan; 1769–1844)...
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Edward Anton Mikan (October 20, 1925 –
October 22, 1999) was an
American professional basketball player. He was the
younger brother of
George Mikan.
After starring...
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kishu mikan (Citrus
kinokuni ex Tanaka), from ****anese Kishū
mikan (紀州蜜柑), is a
hybrid variety of
mikan, or
mandarin orange (Citrus reticulata), found...
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Mikan Yuuki (****anese: 結城 美柑, Hepburn: Yūki
Mikan) is a
fictional character in the
manga series To Love Ru,
created by Saki
Hasemi and
Kentaro Yabuki...
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Mikan Drill is a
basketball drill commonly credited to
George Mikan and his
college coach at
DePaul University Ray Meyer. It is
designed to help basketball...
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Mikan Enikki (****anese: みかん・絵日記, "
Mikan's Picture Diary") is a
manga series written and
illustrated by Miwa Abiko. It was
featured in Hakusensha's magazine...
- the family, with
Mikan and her
mother at the
center (the name, Atashin'chi, is
written in such a way that is
implied to be from
Mikan's or her mother's...
