Ace (disambiguation)

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An ace is a playing card.

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Ace(s), ACE(S) and variants may also refer to:

Places

People and fictional characters

Arts, entertainment, and media

Awards

Comics

Music

Groups

Labels

Albums and songs

Video games

Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media

Brands and enterprises

Government

Military

Organizations

Education

Science and technology

Aerospace

Biology, chemistry, and healthcare

Computing

Other uses in science and technology

Sports

Terminology

Teams

Transportation

Automotive

Aviation

Rail

Other uses

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