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'''Pass''', '''PASS''', '''The Pass''' or '''Passed''' may refer to:<br />
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== Places ==<br />
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*[[Pass, County Meath]], a townland in Ireland<br />
*[[Pass, Poland]], a village in Poland<br />
*[[El Paso, Texas]], a city which translates to "The Pass"<br />
*[[Pass (strait)|Pass]], an alternate term for a number of straits: see [[List of straits]]<br />
*[[Mountain pass]], a lower place in a mountain range allowing easier passage<br />
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==Permissions==<br />
*[[Pass (military)]], permission for military personnel to be away from their unit <br />
*[[Backstage pass]], allows admission to backstage areas of a performance venue<br />
*[[Press pass]], grants special privilege or access to journalists<br />
*[[Season ticket]], or season pass<br />
*[[Ticket (admission)]], also called a pass<br />
*[[Transit pass]], permitting travel, including:<br />
**[[Boarding pass]], allows a passenger to board an aircraft<br />
**[[Continent pass]], a pass allowing air travel within a continent<br />
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==People==<br />
*[[A Pass]] (born 1987), Ugandan musician<br />
*[[Frank Alexander de Pass]], English soldier, first Jewish recipient of the Victoria Cross in World War I<br />
*[[Joe Pass]] (1929–1994), American jazz musician<br />
*[[John Pass (engraver)]] (c.1783–1832), English engraver<br />
*[[John Pass (poet)]] (born 1947), British-born Canadian poet<br />
*[[Nelson Pass]] (born 1951), American designer of audio amplifiers<br />
*[[Patrick Pass]] (born 1977), American football player<br />
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==Arts, entertainment, and media==<br />
* [[Battle pass]], a type of monetization and reward system in video games<br />
* [[Pass (cards)]], to make no bid when it is one's turn to do so<br />
* A type of [[card manipulation]] in close-up magic<br />
* [[Passed (band)]], a Hungarian band formed in the summer of 2014<br />
* ''The Pass'', a 1906 novel by [[Stewart Edward White]]<br />
* [[The Pass (song)|"The Pass" (song)]], a song by the band Rush, from their 1989 album ''Presto''<br />
* [[The Pass (1988 film)|''The Pass'' (1988 film)]], a Soviet animated short film<br />
* [[The Pass (2016 film)|''The Pass'' (2016 film)]], a film by Ben A. Williams based on the play by John Donnelly about football and homosexuality<br />
* [[Pro-Am Sports System]], or PASS Sports, a former Detroit-area cable television channel<br />
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==Businesses and organizations==<br />
*[[The Pass Casino]] in Henderson, Nevada, United States<br />
*[[Pass Labs]], an audio company based in Foresthill, California, United States<br />
*[[Professional Aviation Safety Specialists]], an AFL–CIO affiliated union<br />
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==Education==<br />
* Pass, a term used in [[Grading (education)|grading]] to indicate a student has successfully completed academic requirements<br />
* [[Peer-Assisted Study Sessions]], an academic support program often used in higher education<br />
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==Law and government==<br />
*[[Pass (legislature)]], the action of approving a proposed law<br />
*[[Pass laws]], apartheid laws in South Africa which limited the movement of some people<br />
*[[Pass Plus]], a UK scheme to improve driving skills among young drivers<br />
*[[Palmetto Assessment of State Standards]] (PASS), a standardized test taken in South Carolina, USA<br />
*[[Proof of Age Standards Scheme]] (PASS), an age identification program in the UK<br />
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==Science and technology==<br />
===Computing===<br />
*[[Pass (software)]], a command line based password manager for Unix systems<br />
*[[PASS Sample Size Software]], a computer program for estimating sample size<br />
*[[Planning, Attention, Simultaneous, and Successive]] Theory, a learning and intelligence model<br />
*[[Platform as a service]], usually spelled PaaS, a category of cloud computing services<br />
*pass, Python keyword for [[no-op]]<br />
*pass, some sorts of transformation in compiler; see [[multi-pass compiler]]<br />
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===Other uses in science and technology===<br />
*[[Pass (spaceflight)]], the period in which a satellite or other spacecraft is visible above the local horizon<br />
*[[PASS device]], a personal safety device used by firefighters entering a hazardous environment <br />
*[[Plasma Acoustic Shield System]], a disorientating weapon based on plasma explosions<br />
*[[The Pass (psychoanalysis)]], a procedure<br />
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==Sport==<br />
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*[[Pass (ice hockey)]], the movement of the puck from one player to another<br />
*[[Basketball pass]]<br />
*[[Forward pass]], in American and Canadian football<br />
*[[Lateral pass]] or onside pass, in American and Canadian football respectively<br />
*[[Passing (association football)]]<br />
*[[Pro All Stars Series]], a super late model racing series<br />
*[[Rugby passes (disambiguation)]]<br />
*"The Pass", nickname for the 1996 CART [[Monterey Grand Prix#"The Pass"|Monterey Grand Prix]]<br />
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==Other uses==<br />
*[[Pass (sleight of hand)]], a sleight of hand move<br />
*[[Performer Availability Screening Services]], a U.S. STI screening database<br />
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==See also==<br />
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* [[Bypass (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Passage (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Passer (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Passing (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Success (concept)]]<br />
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