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• Nor (Wicked), a character in the novel Wicked
• nor-, a chemical prefix for "stripped-down" molecules lacking groups (such as methyl-groups); for example, noradrenaline
• Norma (constellation), standard astronomical abbreviation

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• NOR Flash Memory, a type of non-volatile computer memory
  • NOR gate, an electronic gate that implements a logical NOR
• NOR, station identifier for National Severe Storms Laboratory radar
• Nucleolus organizer region, a chromosomal region around which the nucleolus forms in cell biology
• Nitrite oxidoreductase, an enzyme
•  Norway, official country code
• Normanton railway station, England; National Rail station code NOR
• Norfolk Orbital Railway, a proposed rail link in the English country of Norfolk

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Adi Smolar
Background information
Born	(1959-03-25) March 25, 1959 (age 53)
Origin	Slovenj Gradec, SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia (Now Slovenia)
Occupations	Singer, Composer
Associated acts	Leteči potepuhi, Mestni postopači
Notable instruments
Guitar

Adi Smolar (born on 25 March 1959 in Slovenj Gradec, SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia) is a Slovenian singer-songwriter and composer.

He made his first appearance in 1981 with a full repertoire of his own songs. He continued to perform for eight years before releasing his first tape Naš svet se pa vrti (Our World Keeps Spinning) in 1989. He lives in Ravne na Koroškem with his wife and two sons.^[1]

Albums[link]

• Naš svet se pa vrti (Our World Keeps Spinning) {1989}
• No ja, pa kaj (Eh, So What?) {1993}
• Neprilagojen (Maladjusted) {1994}
• Bognedaj, da bi crknu televizor (God Forbid The TV'd Stop Working) {1995}
• Saj te prime - pa te mine (We All Go Through It) {1996}
• Jaz sem nor (I'm Nuts) {1997}
• Od A do S (From A To S) {1998}
• Je treba delat (We All Have To Work) {1999}
• Jaz ne grem v šolo (I Don't Want To Go To School) {2000}
• Ne se bat (Don't Be Scared) {2001}
• Koncert - v živo (Concert - Live) {2002}
• Vse je krasno (Everything's Just Fine) {2004}
• Brez dlake na jeziku (Telling The Truth) {2008}
• Se počasi daleč pride (Going slowly comes a long way) {2011}

• Prvih pet (First Five) {2008} - compilation

References[link]

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