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osborne
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Osborne
may refer to:
Osborne (name)
Places
Australia
Osborne, South Australia (disambiguation)
, places associated with the suburb in the Adelaide metropolitan area
Osborne, New South Wales
, a rural community in the Riverina region
Canada
Osborne (Manitoba riding)
, a former provincial electoral district
Osborne, Lambton County
, Ontario
Osborne, Manitoba
, a hamlet
Osborne Township, Ontario
Osborne Village
, a neighbourhood in Winnipeg, Manitoba
United Kingdom
Osborne Bay
, Isle of Wight
United States
Osborne, Kansas
, a city
Osborne, Pennsylvania
, a borough, renamed Glen Osborne
Osborne County, Kansas
Osborne Township, Pipestone County, Minnesota
Companies
Osborne (computer retailer)
, an Australian computer retailer
Osborne Computer Corporation
, computer company created by Adam Osborne
Osborne 1
portable computer
Osborne Group
, Spanish producer of spirits and meats
Other uses
The Osborne
, a historic apartment building in Manhattan, New York, United States
Osborne Association
, a New York-based criminal justice reform and direct service organization
Osborne bull
, the unofficial national emblem of Spain
Osborne effect
, a marketing myth
HMY
Osborne
(1870)
, a royal yacht of the United Kingdom
USS
Osborne
(DD-295)
, a
Clemson
-class destroyer in the United States Navy
See also
Osborn (disambiguation)
Osbourne (disambiguation)
Osborne House (disambiguation)
Osborne Park (disambiguation)
Usborne (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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