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Molineux Stadium
Molineux Stadium, home of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC since 1889, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton; capacity 32,050, first purpose-built Football League ground, Archibald Leitch stand, licensed safe standing since 2023.
Molinia
Molinia (Schrank, 1789) is a genus of two accepted perennial grasses in Poaceae, native from Europe to Ethiopia; Molinia caerulea, purple moor-grass, dominates wet heaths and uplands and expands when mowing or grazing ceases.
Molinia caerulea
Molinia caerulea, purple moor-grass (Moor grass), a tufted Poaceae perennial native from Europe to W. Siberia and Ethiopia; a strong competitor dominating moors, fens, and degraded peatlands, managed by cutting, grazing, and mowing.
Molinism
Molinism, also called middle knowledge, is a theological system developed by sixteenth-century Spanish Jesuit Luis de Molina in 1588, reconciling divine providence with human free will.
Molino San Vincenzo
Molino San Vincenzo (Molino di San Vincenzo) is a Roman rural settlement archaeological site in Montespertoli, Tuscany, in the Pesa valley; Etruscan bucchero finds, imperial-era structures, University of Vienna excavations since 2011, Pleiades ID 516051730.
Molise
Molise, a region of southern Italy with capital Campobasso, became Italy's 20th region in 1963 after separating from Abruzzo; provinces Campobasso and Isernia, 4,438 km², 136 municipalities, strong depopulation and small business base.
Moliya-Phagguna
Moliya-Phagguna (मौलियफग्गुन) was a Buddhist monk contemporary with the Buddha, named in Pali discourses for his closeness to nuns and for asking who consumes consciousness as fuel.
Moliya-Sīvaka
Moliya-Sīvaka (मोळियसीवक) was a 5th-century BCE Indian wandering ascetic who questioned the Buddha at Rājagaha about whether all feeling comes from past deeds, then became a lay follower.
Molkki (मोल्क्की)
Molkki (मोल्क्की), also called Molkki Rishton Ki Agnipariksha for its 2023 sequel, is a Colors TV Hindi drama about the Molkki bride-buying custom in Haryana, starring Priyal Mahajan and Amar Upadhyay, running 2020–2022 with about 322 episodes.
Moll Flanders
Moll Flanders, full title The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders, is Daniel Defoe's 1722 mock-autobiographical novel about a Newgate-born thief, seven editions in two years, a contested moral preface, and lasting critical debate.
Molla
Molla (మొల్ల), also called Atukuri Molla, was a Telugu poetess of the potter caste, traditionally dated 1440 to 1530, who rendered the Ramayana into simple Telugu during the Vijayanagara period.
Molla Arap
Molla Arap (ملا عرب) was a sixteenth-century Ottoman preacher and hadith scholar from Antakya, known for his anti-Safavid preaching and jihad treatise for Selim I.
Molla Bey Ahmed Muhtar Beyefendi
Ahmed Muhtar Beyefendi, known as Molla Bey, was an Ottoman ilmiye scholar who twice held the office of şeyhülislâm, first from 1871 to 1872 and again in 1878.
Molla Fenari
Molla Fenari (ملا فناری) was an Ottoman religious scholar, jurist, and logician who served as mufti of the realm under Murad II and is counted as the first Ottoman sheyhulislam.
Molla Gürani
Molla Gürani (ملا گورانی) was an Ottoman religious scholar, born around 1410, who tutored the future Mehmed II and served as Istanbul mufti until his death in 1488.
Molla Hüsrev
Molla Hüsrev (ملا خسرو) was an Ottoman jurist and scholar who served Mehmed II as kazasker and mufti of Istanbul, an office later known as sheyhulislam, until his death in 1480.
Molla Lutfi
Molla Lutfi (ملا لطفي) was a fifteenth-century Ottoman scholar and encyclopedist who kept Mehmed II's palace library and compiled al-Matalib al-ilahiyya, a survey of about a hundred sciences, before being executed for heresy in 1494–1495.
Molla Vali Vidadi
Molla Vali Vidadi (Azerbaijani: Molla Vəli Vidadi, 1709–1809) was an Azerbaijani poet who wrote in classical divan and folk ashug styles, a friend of Vagif.
Mollanepes
Mollanepes (1810–1862) was a leading Turkmen classical poet of the 19th century, celebrated for his love lyrics and his destan Zohre and Tahir, a classic of Turkmen literature.
MOLLE
MOLLE, short for Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment, is the United States Army's modular system of rucksacks, a vest, and interchangeable pouches, fielded from 2001 and named after its PALS webbing.
Møllegårdsmarken
Møllegårdsmarken, Denmark's largest Iron Age cemetery near Gudme on Funen, with 2,230 excavated cremation graves used from the 1st century BC into the 5th century AD, rich in Roman imports.
MOLLER experiment
The MOLLER experiment, under construction in Jefferson Laboratory's Hall A in Virginia, will measure the weak charge of the electron via parity-violating Møller scattering with part-per-billion precision.
Møller–Plesset perturbation theory
Møller–Plesset perturbation theory is a quantum chemistry method that improves on Hartree–Fock by adding electron correlation through perturbation theory, introduced by Møller and Plesset in 1934.
Mollerussa Ax
Mollerussa Ax, or Circuit Parc de la Serra, is an FIA Grade 6A autocross circuit in Mollerussa, Lleida, Spain: 0.985 km dirt lap, 15 m width, hosting FIA European Autocross Championship and Spanish CEAX rounds.
Mollie
Mollie is a Dutch payment service provider headquartered in Amsterdam, founded in 2004 by Adriaan Mol, offering API-based online payment processing to over 250,000 businesses across Europe.
Mollie Elizabeth
Mollie Elizabeth, also known online as doeyedfairie, is an American alternative pop singer-songwriter from Washington's Cascade Mountains. Debut EP Dirty Blonde (2025); breakout single Run Rabbit (2026, 84M+ streams); Capitol Records; People Pleaser EP due October 30, 2026.
Mollie Hemingway
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway, American conservative journalist, Editor-in-Chief of The Federalist, Hillsdale College senior journalism fellow, Fox News contributor, author of Justice on Trial, Rigged, and Alito.
Mollie King
Mollie King (born 1987) is an English singer and broadcaster, a member of The Saturdays (18 UK Top 40 hits including "What About Us"), a Strictly 2017 contestant, and since 2018 a BBC Radio 1 presenter of Matt and Mollie and Future Pop.
Mollie Kyle
Mollie Kyle (Mollie Burkhart), an allotted full-blood Osage woman, survived the 1920s Osage Reign of Terror in which her mother, sisters, and cousin were murdered for oil headrights; her husband Ernest Burkhart poisoned her insulin until FBI-led investigation broke the conspiracy.
Mollie Sugden
Mollie Sugden (1922-2009), English comedy actress, born Keighley, Yorkshire; best known as Mrs Slocombe in Are You Being Served? (1972-85), also The Liver Birds and Coronation Street; died Guildford, aged 86.