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Darina Garland
Darina Garland is a British entrepreneur who co-founded Ooni, the portable pizza-oven company, with her husband Kristian Tapaninaho in 2012, serving as co-CEO and Chief Experience Officer.
Dario Carnevalli Durigan
Dario Carnevalli Durigan (born 1985) is a Brazilian lawyer and public administrator who has been Minister of Finance since 2026, having been executive secretary of the ministry from 2023.
DarioHealth Corp.
DarioHealth Corp., formerly LabStyle Innovations Corp., is a digital therapeutics company, incorporated in Delaware in 2011 and listed on Nasdaq as DRIO, offering an AI-personalized platform for chronic conditions.
Darius Cheung
Darius Cheung is a Singapore technology entrepreneur who co-founded mobile security firm tenCube, sold to McAfee in 2010, and founded property portal 99.co in 2014, now 99 Group.
Darius I's codification of Egyptian law
Darius I's codification of Egyptian law, or Darius's law code, was a compilation of native Egyptian laws ordered by Darius I in 519 BC through his satrap.
Darius II
Darius II, born Ochus and called Nothus, was King of Kings of Persia from 424 to 404 BC and the last Achaemenid pharaoh of Egypt's Twenty-seventh Dynasty.
Darius III
Darius III (Artašata, Codomannus), last Achaemenid King of Kings (r. 336–330 BCE), ruled a collateral branch, lost Issus and Gaugamela to Alexander, and was murdered by Bessos's conspirators near Hecatompylus in 330.
Darius the Great
Darius the Great (Darius I, Old Persian Dārayavauš), third Achaemenid king of kings (r. 522–486 BCE), seized the throne with six co-conspirators, suppressed empire-wide revolts, commissioned the Behistun inscription, introduced daric coinage, and expanded Persia into Thrace and the Indus valley.
Darius the Mede
Darius the Mede is a king of Babylon in the Book of Daniel, made king after Belshazzar's death, whom no cuneiform record of 539 BC names.
Dariusz Klimczak
Dariusz Klimczak is a Polish politician of the Polish People's Party, its deputy president since 2015, who has served as Minister of Infrastructure since December 2023.
Dark Ages (historiography)
Dark Ages is a historiographical label, coined from Petrarch's 1330s light-and-darkness metaphor, for the early Middle Ages (c. 500–1000) of Europe; modern historians rarely use it because it implies stagnation, and scholarship emphasizes continuity and medieval innovation instead.
Dark Enlightenment
The Dark Enlightenment, also known as neoreaction or NRx, is a far-right anti-democratic current of thought named by philosopher Nick Land in his 2012 essay of that title.
Dark figure of crime
Dark figure of crime: unrecorded criminal occurrences absent from police statistics or crime surveys, named by Biderman and Reiss (1967); measured via victimization surveys like the NCVS and CSEW, varying by offense type and area.
Dark Night of the Soul
The dark night of the soul is a stage of purification described by sixteenth-century Spanish Carmelite John of the Cross, through which God prepares the soul for union with him.
Dark triad
Dark triad: set of three subclinical personality traits, narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, coined by Paulhus and Williams (2002). Not a diagnosis; linked to manipulation, crime, and workplace harm, with the Dark Tetrad adding sadism.
Dark Woke
Dark Woke (#DarkWoke, Woke 2.0) is a slang term and hashtag combining progressive politics with aggressive, uncivil rhetoric, popularized on X in January 2025 after Trump's inauguration; earliest May 2022 use, Dark Brandon-inspired, tied to Democrats' combative messaging.
Darkness
Darkness: the near-absence of light and the natural nighttime environment. Covers rod-based scotopic vision, dark adaptation, circadian health, melatonin suppression by light at night, and light-pollution conservation.
Darknet market
Darknet markets (cryptomarkets, DNMs) are Tor-accessible e-commerce sites trading illicit goods, mainly drugs (about two thirds of activity), using cryptocurrency escrow; Silk Road (2011) was the first, followed by dozens of successors despite takedowns and exit scams.
Darla Moore
Darla Dee Moore is an American investor and philanthropist who ran Rainwater, Inc., nearly tripling its value to $1.5 billion, and became the first woman profiled on Fortune's cover.
Darlene Berberabe
Darlene Berberabe is a Filipino lawyer, UP College of Law salutatorian, former president and CEO of the Philippine Pag-IBIG Fund from 2010, and dean of the UP College of Law as of 2025.
Darlene Zschech
Darlene Zschech is an Australian worship leader and songwriter who wrote "Shout to the Lord" and served as worship pastor of Hillsong Church until 2006.
Darlie Routier
Darlie Routier, Texas woman convicted in 1997 of capital murder and sentenced to death for the 1996 stabbing of her sons Devon and Damon in Rowlett; claims an intruder; ongoing DNA testing litigation.
Darline Graham
Darline Graham (born 1964), Republican U.S. senator from South Carolina, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham; appointed July 2026, won the 2026 GOP special primary runoff, first female senator from South Carolina.
Darling International Inc.
Darling International Inc., today Darling Ingredients Inc., is an Irving, Texas-based rendering and by-products recycling company founded in 1882 and publicly traded on the NYSE since 1994.
Darmasiksa
Darmasiksa, fully Rakeyan Darmasiksa or Prabu Guru Darmasiksa, was a king of the Sunda kingdom in western Java, credited with the Old Sundanese moral advice text Amanat dari Galunggung.
Darnell Brewer
Darnell Brewer is an American Democratic politician serving his second term in the Ohio House of Representatives, representing District 22 in Cleveland and nearby suburbs.
Darod
Darod (Reer Darood), one of the four main Somali clan-families, traditionally descended from Darod son of Sheikh Ismail Jabarti of Arabia; major sub-clans Ogaden, Marehan, Harti (Majeerteen, Dhulbahante, Warsangeli), spread across Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya.
Daroga Saroj
Daroga Prasad Saroj, born 1953 in Azamgarh district, is an Indian Samajwadi Party politician serving in the Lok Sabha for Lalganj, Uttar Pradesh, since 2024, after earlier terms in the 12th and 14th Lok Sabha.
Daron Acemoglu
Daron Acemoglu, Turkish-born MIT Institute Professor, shared the 2024 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences with Simon Johnson and James Robinson for research on how institutions shape prosperity; also known for Why Nations Fail and automation research.
Darqawiyya
The Darqawiyya (الطريقة الدرقاوية) is a Sunni Sufi order of the Shadhili lineage that arose in Morocco in the late eighteenth century and later spread into Algeria.