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MHTML
MHTML (MIME HTML) is a web page archive format, standardized in RFC 2557, that bundles a complete web page with its resources into one file.
MHTS-ONSD trial
MHTS-ONSD (NCT07786324) is a not-yet-recruiting Assiut University trial comparing 3% hypertonic saline with 20% mannitol for raised intracranial pressure in severe traumatic brain injury, measured by serial optic nerve sheath diameter ultrasound at 2, 6, and 24 hours in 100 adults.
Mhudi
Mhudi, completed by Solomon Plaatje in 1920 and published in 1930, is a historical novel set in the 1830s and the first full-length novel in English written by a black South African.
Mhysa
"Mhysa" is the season 3 finale (episode 10, 30th overall) of Game of Thrones, aired June 9, 2013; written by Benioff & Weiss, directed by David Nutter. The Ghiscari word means "mother", chanted by Yunkai's freed slaves as they lift Daenerys; 5.4 million viewers.
Mi (สมเด็จพระสังฆราช (มี))
Mi (มี, 1750–1819) was a Thai Theravada monk and the third Supreme Patriarch of the Rattanakosin period, serving under King Rama II from 1816 to 1819.
Mi Chico
Mi Chico is a 2026 Afro-pop song by Romanian producer DJ Goja (Ovidiu Goja), released by gamma. on 27 March 2026, later reworked with Jason Derulo and Melody; Spanish title meaning "my boy", UK chart peak number 25.
Mi corazón es tuyo
Mi corazón es tuyo (My Heart Is Yours), Mexican Televisa telenovela by producer Juan Osorio, adapted from Spain's Ana y los siete; starring Silvia Navarro and Jorge Salinas, 177 episodes, 2014–2015, now streaming on ViX.
Mi Fang
Mi Fang (麋芳), courtesy name Zifang, was Administrator of Nanjun under Shu Han who opened Jiangling's gates to the Wu general Lv Meng, leading to Guan Yu's demise.
Mi Fu
Mi Fu (米芾) was a Northern Song calligrapher, painter, poet, and connoisseur who served as an official and is ranked among the Four Masters of the Song.
Mi Gran Noche
Mi gran noche (My Big Night) is a 2015 Spanish comedy by Álex de la Iglesia starring Raphael as singer Alphonso, about extras filming a fake New Year's Eve TV special in August; 4 Goya nominations, 473,660 Spanish admissions.
Mi Gusto Es
"Mi Gusto Es" is a Mexican popular song attributed to composer Alfonso Esparza Oteo, declaring a love only God can take away, recorded by many major Mexican singers.
Mi Heng
Mi Heng (祢衡), courtesy name Zhengping, was an Eastern Han dynasty writer and eccentric scholar from present-day Shandong, known for the Parrot Rhapsody and killed in 198 after insulting the warlord Huang Zu.
Mi Niña Bonita
Mi Niña Bonita is a 2010 album by the Venezuelan duo Chino y Nacho, released on Machete Music, whose title single topped Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart.
Mi rival (2026 TV series)
Mi rival (My Rival) is a 2026 TelevisaUnivision telenovela, distinct from the Chinese series My Rival in Love is Me: starring Sebastián Rulli, Alejandra Barros and Ela Velden, produced by Carmen Armendáriz, it aired on Univision from March 2 to May 14, 2026, and was the first telenovela filmed entirely in San Luis Potosí.
Mi Seul Park
Mi Seul Park is a South Korean structural biologist who studies RNA regulation and Argonaute proteins, and became a Senior Scientist at Johnson & Johnson in 2025.
Mi último adiós
"Mi último adiós" (My Last Farewell) is the farewell poem José Rizal wrote in his Manila cell in 1896, the day before the Spanish executed him.
Mi Vida Loca
Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life) is Allison Anders's 1993 drama about Latina gang members in Echo Park, Los Angeles, premiered at Cannes, released 1994 by Sony Pictures Classics, and noted as the first mainstream film centered on Chicanas.
Mi Xin
Mi Xin (米信), originally named Mi Haijin, was a Song dynasty military commander of Xi origin who served Emperor Taizong, fought the Northern Han and Liao, and died in 994.
Mi Youren
Mi Youren (米友仁, 1072–1151) was a Song-dynasty painter, calligrapher, and official, eldest son of Mi Fei, who authenticated calligraphy for Emperor Gaozong and painted in the Mi-family cloud-mountain style.
Mi Zhang
Mi Zhang is a Chinese-born American computer scientist and Associate Professor at The Ohio State University whose research runs machine learning on resource-limited devices such as smartphones and IoT hardware.
Mi Zhu
Mi Zhu (糜竺), courtesy name Zizhong, was a merchant-aristocrat of Donghai commandery whose fortune and family alliance made him one of Liu Bei's most generously rewarded supporters in Shu Han.
Mi.Mu Gloves
Mi.Mu Gloves, also written MiMU Gloves, are wireless sensor gloves conceived by Imogen Heap that translate hand gestures into MIDI or OSC for computer music performance.
Mi'kmaq
The Mi'kmaq (Mi'kmaw, L'nu) are an Indigenous Wabanaki Confederacy people of Mi'kma'ki in Atlantic Canada and Maine, known for the Peace and Friendship Treaties (1725-1779), which ceded no land, and for Mi'kmawi'simk language revitalization.
Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic prayer books
Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic prayer books, called Komqwej-wikasikl, are handwritten Roman Catholic prayer books in a Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic script standardized in 1677; the oldest paper copy dates to 1812.
Mi'yar of al-Wansharisi
The Mi'yar of al-Wansharisi (المعيار المعرب والجامع المغرب) is a collection of fatwas from al-Andalus and North Africa compiled by the jurist al-Wansharisi, who died in 1508.
MI5
MI5, formally the Security Service, is the UK's domestic counter-intelligence agency founded in 1909, governed by the Security Service Act 1989, led by Director General Sir Ken McCallum, with no arrest powers and over 5,000 staff.
MI6
MI6, officially the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), is the UK's foreign intelligence agency, founded 1909 under Mansfield Cumming ('C'), statutory since the Intelligence Services Act 1994, headquartered at Vauxhall Cross, led since 2025 by Blaise Metreweli.
MI7
MI7 was a British War Office Military Intelligence section founded in 1916 for press propaganda and military censorship during the First World War; its MI7(b) subsection prepared and distributed propaganda articles, analyzed German propaganda, and answered to the Directorate of Military Operations.
MI9
MI9 (Military Intelligence 9) was the British secret service branch created in December 1939 to help Allied personnel evade capture and escape from POW camps, using silk maps, hidden compasses, coded letters, and parcels via bogus charities.
Mia
蜜芽宝贝, later renamed 蜜芽 (Mia), was a Beijing-based Chinese e-commerce company selling imported mother-and-baby products through flash sales, founded by Liu Nan in 2011.