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- American Bison
- Steak
- Domestic buffalo
- Phở
- Veal
- Corned beef
- Kobe beef
- Angus cattle
- Tripe
- Pastrami
- Steak tartare
- Roast beef
- Where's the beef?
- Ground beef
- Smoked meat
- Wagyu
- Salisbury steak
- Bulgogi
- Beefalo
- Sukiyaki
- Galbi
- Menudo (soup)
- Carpaccio
- Chicken fried steak
- Cattle feeding
- Pastırma
- French dip sandwich
- Khash (dish)
- Beef Wellington
- London Broil
- Bresaola
- Argentine beef
- Beef tongue
- Dry aged beef
- Labskaus
- Żubroń
- Brangus
- Ginger beef
- Gulyásleves
- Wangus
- Bún bò Huế
- Matsusaka beef
- Kitfo
- Bistek
- Paupiette
- Buccleuch Scotch beef
- Carne-de-sol
- Restructured steak
- Delmonico steak
- Fillet of Beef Prince Albert
- English Beef and Lamb Executive
- Coda alla vaccinara
- Yukhoe
- Paddywhack
- Mishima beef
- Gored gored
- Fukutsuru
- Beef brain
- Bò 7 món
- Steak au poivre
- Murrah buffalo
- Boeuf à la mode
- Cabeza
- Boiled beef
- Tafelspitz
- Tripas
- Pittsburgh rare
- Bife a cavalo
- Wet aged beef
- Lomo saltado (cuisine)
- Pot roast (beef)
- Bull roast
- Suadero
- Mince and tatties
- Tajima cattle
- Give a little nibble
- Darkcutter
- Meat extract
- Piedmontese (cattle)
- Beef Manhattan
- Vanillerostbraten
- Steamed meatball
- Beef ball
- Steak de Burgo
- Secca de bœuf
- Eastern Young Cattle Indicator - EYCI
- Hortobágyi palacsinta
- Scaloppine
- Rollatini
Advertising characters
- Santa Claus in Northern American culture
- Crazy Frog
- Santa Claus
- Pillsbury Doughboy
- Miss Cleo
- Mr. Clean
- Pink Panther (character)
- Betty Crocker
- Di Gi Charat
- Michigan J. Frog
- Energizer Bunny
- Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
- Ernest P. Worrell
- Where's the beef?
- GEICO Cavemen
- Jolly Green Giant
- Juan Valdez
- Mr. Six
- Nipper
- Segata Sanshiro
- Professor Calculus
- Rich Uncle Pennybags
- Coppertone girl
- Monkey (advertising character)
- Johnny Turbo
- The Pizza Head Show
- Morris the Cat
- Mr. Whipple
- Duracell Bunny
- Bullseye (mascot)
- The Little Old Lady from Pasadena
- Where is my Gnome?
- Reddy Kilowatt
- Scrubbing Bubbles
- Anabukinchan
- NVIDIA Demos
- Advertising character
- Lyonya Golubkov
- Vern
- Yucca Mountain Johnny
- Ira Goldstein
- Trubble
- Rosie the Waitress
- Digital Max
- The Slowskys
- Mr. Mouse
- Mr. Opportunity
- Cheeka (dog)
- Kathryn Minner
- Ocado Man
- Rhino and Rat
- Digit Al
- Buzby
- Honey Monster
- Give a little nibble
- Tevito
- Dave and Sue
- Lady Greyhound
- Nancy Green
Political slogans
- Multinational force in Iraq
- Don't ask, don't tell
- Read my lips: no new taxes
- New world order
- Arbeit macht frei
- Mission Accomplished
- Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
- Turn on, tune in, drop out
- Live Free or Die
- Workers of the world, unite!
- Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy
- Tear down this wall
- Let's roll
- All men are created equal
- Where's the beef?
- Just Say No
- Atheists in foxholes
- Big stick Diplomacy
- Opium of the People
- Home Taping Is Killing Music
- Outposts of tyranny
- Bread and Roses
- Don't Mess with Texas
- Property is theft!
- Missile gap
- By any means necessary
- It's the economy, stupid
- Axis of weasels
- Ownership society
- Get out the vote
- Culture of corruption
- From each according to his ability, to each according to his need
- TINA
- Peace, order and good government
- India Shining
- Click It or Ticket
- Joementum
- Support our troops
- Power to the people (slogan)
- Morning in America
- Giant sucking sound
- It's Scotland's oil
- Whip inflation now
- Uskoreniye
- Fourth Polish Republic
- Bear in the woods
- One Settler, One Bullet
- Good government
- Get tough on crime
- Housing A Constitutional Amendment
- Bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity
- Piracy is theft
- Amandla (power)
- Serve the People
- Ladder of opportunity
- Common European Home
- He who does not work, neither shall he eat
- Honor Bound to Defend Freedom
- Gotov je
- Freedom and Unity
- An equal amount of products for an equal amount of labor
- Canada's New Government
- Sinn Féin (19th century)
- Piss on pity
- Jai Jawan Jai Kisan
- Nixon's "silent majority"
Television commercials
- Television advertisement
- HeadOn
- Infomercial
- IPod advertising
- I've fallen and I can't get up
- Ellen Feiss
- Think Different
- I Am Canadian
- This is SportsCenter
- Iron Eyes Cody
- Whassup?
- Where's the beef?
- Cog (television commercial)
- Terry Tate: Office Linebacker
- VDub
- Apple Inc. advertising
- Daisy (television advertisement)
- TenderCrisp
- Spuds MacKenzie
- This is Your Brain on Drugs
- Advertising in the Super Bowl
- Apple Switch ad campaign
- Bliss (image)
- Spongmonkey
- Little Mikey
- Winston tastes good like a cigarette should
- Carlton Draught: Big Ad
- Don't even think about it!
- The Little Old Lady from Pasadena
- Where is my Gnome?
- Trunk Monkey
- Direct response television
- Posthumus Zone
- Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch!
- Television commercial donut
- Where's Herb?
- Bo Knows
- ESPN's Sports Heaven
- An American Revolution
- Creativity (magazine)
- Jean-Paul Goude
- The Puttermans
- The LeBrons
- Scores (Hybrid album)
- In Soviet Georgia
- Revolving Door (television advertisement)
- Evolution (ad)
- Comcast Housemates
- Original Chicken Sandwich
- They Go On
- Coffee Achievers (ad campaign)
- Flashbeer
- I learned it by watching you
- Closeout Man
- Lemmings (television commercial)
- You Will
- Impossible Dream (Honda advert)
- Give a little nibble
- Lucky Star trailer
- Sea (Smirnoff advert)
- Hello Tomorrow
- British Airways face advertisement
- You're never alone with a Strand
- Batman (OnStar commercials)
- Love in the Afternoon (advertising campaign)
United States presidential elections
- Red states and blue states
- Read my lips: no new taxes
- United States presidential election
- Southern strategy
- The West Wing presidential election, 2006
- Swing state
- Curse of Tippecanoe
- Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy
- Compassionate conservatism
- Where's the beef?
- First Party System
- The West Wing presidential election, 2002
- United States presidential election, 1884
- Solid South
- United States presidential election debates
- Party system
- It's the economy, stupid
- Commission on Presidential Debates
- Missouri bellwether
- American election campaigns in the 19th century
- Joementum
- Citizens' Debate Commission
- Canada and the 1960 United States presidential election
- Morning in America
- United States presidential election maps
- Presumptive nominee
- Reagan's coattails
- Vital Center
- Front porch campaign
- Unpledged elector
- Electoral vote changes between presidential elections
- As Maine goes, so goes the nation
- Most royal candidate theory
- The wrong war, at the wrong place, at the wrong time, and with the wrong enemy
- Canada and the United States presidential elections
- Prohibition Party presidential election results
- San Francisco Politics: Federal Elections
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