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An oracle is a source of counsel or prophecy.

Oracle may also refer to:

Contents 1 Computing 2 Publications 3 Comics 4 Film and television 5 Places 6 Other uses 7 See also

[edit] Computing

• ORACLE (computer), an early computer
• Oracle (software testing)
• Oracle Corporation, a software company
• Oracle Database, a database management system
• Oracle machine, a computational model used to study decision problems
• Internet Oracle, a collaborative humor website
• Random oracle, an abstraction used in cryptographic proofs

[edit] Publications

• The Oracle (novel), a 2003 book by Catherine Fisher
• The Oracle (University of South Florida), a student newspaper
• San Francisco Oracle, a 1960s underground newspaper
• The Oracle of Reason, an 1800s atheistic periodical
• The Oracle, a 1951 novel by Edwin O'Connor
• The Oracle, a student newspaper of Stratford High School
• "Oracle," a short story by Greg Egan

[edit] Comics

• Barbara Gordon, a DC Comics superhero
• Oracle, Inc., a fictional company established by Marvel Comics character Namor
• The Oracle, a W.I.T.C.H. character

[edit] Film and television

• ORACLE (teletext), a televised information service
• The Oracle (The Matrix)
• The Oracle, a Casper Meets Wendy character
• The Oracle, a Benidorm character
• Oracle, a Spider Riders character
• Oracle, the shell program of the fictional computer Vector Sigma in the Transformers universe
• The Oracle in Aladdin and the King of Thieves.

[edit] Places

• Oracle, Arizona
• The Oracle, Queensland, a development in Australia
• The Oracle, Reading, a shopping mall in England
• Oracle Arena, a sports venue
• The Oracle, a workhouse erected with funds bequeathed by John Kendrick

[edit] Other uses

• Oracle (album), by Kittie
• Oracle (Sunn O))) album)
• Oracle (rocket)
• Nechung Oracle, the State Oracle of Tibet
• BMW Oracle Racing, an American sailing syndicate

[edit] See also

• Auricle

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