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Relay Therapeutics
Relay Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company founded in 2016 that uses protein motion to design precision medicines. Its lead candidate, Zovegalisib, is in Phase 3 trials for cancer.
relayr
relayr was a Berlin-based industrial Internet of Things company founded in 2013, acquired by Munich Re's Hartford Steam Boiler in 2018 and wound down in 2025.
Release of Nelson Mandela
The release of Nelson Mandela on 11 February 1990 freed the imprisoned ANC leader from Victor Verster Prison near Paarl after 27 years, opening apartheid's negotiated end.
Releasing military power over a cup of wine
Releasing military power over a cup of wine (杯酒释兵权) is a Song dynasty episode in which Emperor Taizu induced his senior commanders to give up their commands at a banquet.
Relectiones de Indis
Relectiones de Indis (Relectio de Indis recenter inventis) is a university lecture by Francisco de Vitoria, delivered in 1539, on Spanish titles to the newly found Americas.
Reliance Capital
Reliance Capital Limited was an Indian non-banking financial company, part of Anil Ambani's group, that entered insolvency in 2021 with tens of thousands of crore of debt.
Reliance Group
Reliance Group, formally the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, is an Indian conglomerate controlled by Anil Ambani, formed in the 2005 split of Dhirubhai Ambani's Reliance empire.
Reliance Industries
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is an Indian conglomerate founded by Dhirubhai Ambani in 1958, spanning petrochemicals, retail, and telecom through Jio, now led by Mukesh Ambani.
Reliance Infrastructure
Reliance Infrastructure, also known as Reliance Energy, is an Indian infrastructure company, incorporated in 1929, part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, with power distribution in Delhi and Mumbai Metro Line 1.
Reliance Retail
Reliance Retail, also known as Reliance Retail Limited, is India's largest retailer. It began in 2006 with a Reliance Fresh store in Hyderabad and runs about 19,340 stores plus JioMart.
Relic
A relic, or religious relic, is the material remains of a saint or an object that touched the saint's body; the True Cross is the most important.
Relics associated with Jesus
Relics associated with Jesus are objects Christian tradition venerates as connected to him, chiefly the Shroud of Turin, the Crown of Thorns, and True Cross fragments.
Relief of Douglas MacArthur
Removal of General Douglas MacArthur from his four Far East commands by President Truman on April 11, 1951, after clashes over limited-war strategy in Korea; Matthew B. Ridgway succeeded him.
Relief of Vienna (1683)
The Relief of Vienna (Odsiecz wiedeńska) of 12 September 1683 was the battle in which John III Sobieski's allied Christian army defeated the Ottomans besieging Vienna.
Relievant Medsystems
Relievant Medsystems was an American medical device company founded in 2006, maker of the Intracept system for vertebrogenic back pain, acquired by Boston Scientific in 2023.
Religare Enterprises
Religare Enterprises is a New Delhi-based financial services holding company, founded in 1984, whose largest business is Care Health Insurance; the Burman family has been its promoter since 2025.
Religion
Religion is the set of social practices, beliefs, and institutions concerning sacred or supernatural realities, organized into communities; in 2020, 75.8% of the world identified with one, Christians the largest group.
Religion and mythology
Religion and mythology: related but distinct domains, where mythology comprises sacred foundational narratives within religion. Covers definitions, the myth-ritual school, structuralist and functionalist theories, and the comparative study of religions.
Religion and sexuality
Religion and sexuality, also known as religious views on sex, is the field covering how religious traditions formulate and enforce teachings on sexual behavior, and how adherents' views diverge from official doctrine.
Religion in Africa
Religion in Africa covers the continent's beliefs and practices, dominated by Christianity and Islam alongside indigenous African traditions; sub-Saharan Africa was 62% Christian and 33% Muslim in 2020.
Religion in Albania
Religion in Albania is a landscape of several communities under a secular state: Sunni Muslims are largest, followed by Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Bektashi Sufis, with low religious practice overall.
Religion in ancient Rome
Religion in ancient Rome: the polytheistic system of obligations (religio), sacrifice, household gods, priesthoods, the imperial cult, and mystery cults of Mithras and Isis, transformed by Christianity's legalization in 313 CE.
Religion in Armenia
Religion in Armenia is dominated by the Armenian Apostolic Church, an Oriental Orthodox national church that tradition says adopted Christianity in 301, alongside Yazidi, Catholic, and other minorities.
Religion in Azerbaijan
Religion in Azerbaijan is practiced in a secular republic of 10.6 million where about 96 percent identify as Muslim, roughly 65 percent Shia and 35 percent Sunni.
Religion in Bangladesh
Religion in Bangladesh is the pattern of belief in a mostly Muslim country: about 91 percent Muslim and 8 percent Hindu per the 2022 census, with Islam the state religion.
Religion in Belgium
Religion in Belgium is historically Catholic, and the state recognizes and funds six religions plus organized secular humanism, with no formal constitutional separation of church and state.
Religion in China
Religion in China comprises five state-recognized religions, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism, and Protestantism, administered through patriotic associations, alongside a much larger body of folk religion and ancestor veneration.
Religion in Egypt
Religion in Egypt is dominated by Sunni Islam, about 90 percent of the population, with a roughly 10 percent Christian minority centered on the Coptic Orthodox Church.
Religion in England
Religion in England is the pattern of religious belief and practice in England, where the 2021 census made Christians a minority at 46.2% while "no religion" reached 37.2%.
Religion in Eritrea
Religion in Eritrea is divided almost evenly between Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Christianity and Sunni Islam, and since 2002 the government has authorized only four denominations, with hundreds of other believers reportedly imprisoned.