Cross (disambiguation)

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A cross is a geometrical figure consisting of two intersecting lines or bars.

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Cross or The Cross may also refer to:

Religion

Business

Entertainment

Music

Mathematics

Objects

People

Fictional characters

Places

Australia

United States

England

Northern Ireland

Scotland

Republic of Ireland

Sports

Other uses

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