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Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge (Connecticut)
The Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, informally the Q Bridge, carries Interstate 95 over New Haven Harbor in Connecticut and is the first extradosed bridge in the United States.
Pearl Hart
Pearl Hart (Lillie Naomi Davy, 1871–1935), Canadian-born Arizona outlaw, robbed the Globe-to-Florence stagecoach with Joe Boot on May 30, 1899, escaped jail, served time at Yuma, and was pardoned in 1902.
Pearl Health
Pearl Health is a New York healthcare technology company, founded in 2020, that supplies software and risk-bearing infrastructure to independent physician practices in Medicare value-based care models.
Pearl hunting
Pearl hunting: harvesting natural pearls from wild freshwater mussels and pearl oysters. Historic Scottish fishery (Abernethy Pearl, 43.6 grains, 1967; banned 1998), US pearl button industry, now replaced by cultured pearl farming.
Pearl in Red (붉은 진주)
Pearl in Red (붉은 진주, Beulgeun Jinju, Red Pearl) is a 2026 KBS2 daily revenge-mystery melodrama, 102 episodes Feb 23–Aug 7, 2026, Mon–Fri 19:50, starring Park Jin-hee as twins, written by Kim Seo-jung, directed by Kim Sung-geun.
Pearl Jam
Pearl Jam is an American rock band formed in Seattle in 1990, fronted by Eddie Vedder. Known for the 1991 debut Ten, the 1994 Ticketmaster antitrust complaint, 72 official live albums, and 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
Pearl Jam (album)
Pearl Jam (the 2006 self-titled 'Avocado' album), Pearl Jam's eighth studio album on J Records, produced by Adam Kasper; debuted No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with the single World Wide Suicide, distinct from the band's other albums.
Pearl Jam discography
Pearl Jam discography: catalog of the Seattle rock band Pearl Jam, twelve studio albums from Ten (1991) to Dark Matter (2024), plus live albums, Lost Dogs and rearviewmirror compilations, and official bootlegs.
Pearl Lowe
Pearl Lowe, British fashion and textiles designer, author, and former singer with Powder and Lodger; vintage-inspired Somerset-made label, Primrose Hill set member, wife of Danny Goffey, mother of model Daisy Lowe.
Pearl Mackie
Pearl Mackie (born 1987, Brixton, London) is a British actress best known as Bill Potts, the Doctor's first openly lesbian companion in Doctor Who series 10 (2017), with later roles in The Diplomat, Tom Jones, and National Theatre productions including Grenfell and Ballet Shoes.
Pearl millet (बाजरा)
Pearl millet (बाजरा, bajra; Pennisetum glaucum, Cenchrus americanus), the most widely grown millet, domesticated in the western African Sahel, spread to India by 4000–3500 years ago; drought-hardy staple of Sahel and India.
Pearl Nff Investments
Pearl NFF Investments III, also known as Pearl NFF Investments, is a Dallas venture capital fund raised in 2021 as a parallel vehicle of Pearl Energy Investments.
Pearl North Field Gas Pipelines
The Pearl North Field gas pipelines are two subsea pipelines carrying sour gas from Qatar's North Field to the Pearl GTL plant at Ras Laffan, operating since 2011.
Pearl oyster fossil record
The pearl oyster fossil record stretches from Ordovician stem-group forms to living Pinctada and Pteria, but thin, soluble aragonitic shells preserve poorly, making it sparse.
Pearl oysters by region
Pearl oysters by region surveys the distribution of Pinctada and Pteria species, from the Indo-Pacific diversity center to the tropical Atlantic, where only wing oysters are native.
Pearl River Delta (珠江三角洲)
The Pearl River Delta (珠江三角洲) is a region of Guangdong province in southern China and one of the world's largest urban economies, organized as the nine-city Greater Bay Area with Hong Kong and Macao.
Pearl S. Buck
Pearl S. Buck (Sai Zhenzhu, 赛珍珠, 1892–1973), American novelist raised by missionaries in Zhenjiang, China; The Good Earth (1931) won the 1932 Pulitzer Prize, and she became the first American woman Nobel literature laureate in 1938.
PEARL study
PEARL study (Prospective Evaluation of Atrial fibrillation-Related Stroke patients in rehabilitation programme), a TARGET-project observational cohort at Hospital del Mar, Barcelona, comparing 6-month Barthel Index outcomes of AFRS vs non-AFRS stroke patients in high- vs moderate-intensity rehabilitation; distinct from the migraine and exercise-assistant PEARL studies.
Pearl Thusi
Pearl Thusi, born Sithembile Xola Pearl Thusi (1988), is a South African actress, presenter, DJ, and businesswoman known for Quantico, Queen Sono (Netflix's first African original series), her 2025 debut single "Sodwa", and the SABC1 travel show Just Travel SA.
Pearl V Puri
Pearl V Puri (पर्ल वी पुरी), born 1989, Indian television and Hindi film actor known as Mahir Sehgal in Naagin 3 and Raghbir Malhotra in Bepanah Pyaar; Bollywood debut Yaariyan 2 (2023).
Pearl White
Pearl Fay White (1889–1938), American silent-film actress and leading "serial queen"; starred in The Perils of Pauline (1914), famed for performing her own stunts, retired to France in 1924.
Pearland, Texas
Pearland, Texas: fast-growing Houston suburb of about 130,000 in Brazoria, Harris, and Fort Bend counties; founded 1882 as a railroad siding, once a fig-farming town, now a diverse bedroom community with 32.7-minute commutes.
Pearle Maaney (പേൾ മാനി)
Pearle Maaney (പേൾ മാനി), born 1989 in Aluva, Kerala, is a Malayalam actress, VJ, and presenter. Known for D 4 Dance hosting, Yes Jukebox, Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 1 runner-up (2018), films like Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi (2013), marriage to Srinish Aravind, and the Pearle Maaney Show on YouTube.
Pearling (body modification)
Pearling, or genital beading, is a body modification inserting small beads of metal, plastic, or silicone beneath penile skin, also called artificial penile nodules or bolitas; practiced for partner pleasure and prisoner status, with infection and extrusion as main complications.
Pearling, Testimony of an Island Economy
Pearling, Testimony of an Island Economy: Bahrain's second UNESCO World Heritage site, inscribed 2012. Serial site of 17 Muharraq buildings, three oyster beds, seashore, and Qal'at Bu Mahir fort, preserving the Gulf pearl trade from the 2nd century to the 1930s.
Pearlite
Pearlite is a two-phase steel microstructure of alternating ferrite and cementite lamellae, named for its pearly appearance; finer spacing gives higher strength, as in pearlitic railway track steel.
Pearls in Graph Theory
Pearls in Graph Theory is an undergraduate graph theory textbook by Nora Hartsfield and Gerhard Ringel, first published by Academic Press in 1990 and reprinted by Dover in 2003.
Pearly Kings and Queens
Pearly Kings and Queens, known as Pearlies, are London charity fundraisers whose suits and dresses are covered in mother-of-pearl buttons, a working-class tradition begun in the 1800s.
Pearly penile papules
Pearly penile papules (PPP), also called hirsutoid papillomas or papillomatosis corona penis, are benign 1-2 mm pink, white, or yellow bumps in rows around the corona of the glans penis; not an STI, common in uncircumcised men, needing no treatment.
Pears (soap)
Pears is a British transparent glycerin soap brand created by Andrew Pears in London in 1807, the world's first transparent soap, famous for Barratt's pioneering advertising and now a Unilever brand made in India.