Capital ship (1808 bytes)
1: ...tal ships''' of a [[navy]] are its "important" warships; the ones with the heaviest [[firepower]] and [[...
3: ...he aircraft carrier is the last remaining capital ship, with firepower defined in decks available and ai...
5: The definition of "capital ship" was formalized in the limitation treaties of the...
7: ...he late [[19th century]], a capital ship was a warship of the [[first-rate|first]], [[second-rate|second...
12: ...of the fourth or fifth rate; a [[corvette]] was a ship of the sixth rate.

Capital Hill, Australian Capital Territory (1907 bytes)
1: ...menthouse4.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Parliment House, Capital Hill, Canberra]]
2: '''Capital Hill''' ([[postcode]]: 2600) is the location of [...
4: Capital Hill was previously named Kurrajong Hill and is a...
12: <td align=center>[[Yarralumla, Australian Capital Territory|Yarralumla]]</td>
13: <td align=center>[[Parkes, Australian Capital Territory|Parkes]]</td>

Capital One (891 bytes)
2: company_name = Capital One Financial Corporation |
11: ... homepage = [http://www.capitalone.com/ www.capitalone.com] |
14: '''Capital One Financial Corp''' {{nyse|COF}} is a
18: Capital One received a 100% rating on the Corporate Equal...
24: ...om/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=7215213 Capital One Sued Over Credit Card Ads] by [[Reuters]]

The Old Capital (1671 bytes)
1: '''''The Old Capital''''' (translated from the Japanese ''Koto'') is a...
3: ...d tradition among the post-War artists of the old capital city of Kyoto, who confront disorienting changes ...
5: ''The Old Capital'' was one of only three novels cited by the Nobel...

Capital FM (1654 bytes)
2: !colspan=2 style=color:#6a6c76|Capital FM
3: [[image:capital_radio_london_small.jpg|220px]]
18: |style="border-top: solid 1px #ccd2d9;"|[[Capital Radio Group]]
21: ...apital FM''' is a London radio station owned by [[Capital Radio Group]].
23: ...adcasts about Finland in English and [[Russia]]n. Capital FM can be listened to in [[Greater Helsinki]] (97...

Capital (7084 bytes)
1: ...ent and politics. For alternative meanings see [[capital (disambiguation)]]''
3: ... of government]] and fixed by [[law]]. The word ''capital'' is derived from the [[Latin]] ''caput'' meaning...
5: ...n major substate jurisdictions are usually called capitals, but at lower administrative subdivisions, terms...
7: ...lative capital is [[Cape Town]], and the judicial capital is [[Bloemfontein]], the outcome of the compromis...
9: ...sulting in a situation where a city known as "the capital" is not, in fact, host to the seat of government:

GE Capital (536 bytes)
1: [[Image:GECapital.png|right]]
2: '''GE Capital''' was the financial services unit of [[General E...
9: ** [[GE Capital Bank AB]]
11: ** [[GE Capital Fleet Services]]
12: ** [[GE Capital Aviation Services|GECAS]]

Natural capital (4043 bytes)
1: '''Natural capital''' refers to the [[mineral]], [[plant]], and [[an...
3: ... to those realized by owners of [[infrastructural capital]] which yields more goods, e.g. a factory which p...
5: ...a, the [[Biosphere 2]] project, and the [[Natural Capitalism]] economic model of [[Paul Hawken]], [[Amory L...
7: ...nd politicians, including Martin, believe natural capital measures play a key role in [[money supply]] and ...
9: ...ade [[manufactured capital]] or [[infrastructural capital]] in some way. It does not appear that the basic...

Capital punishment (34087 bytes)
1: ...capital crime''. Some jurisdictions that practice capital punishment restrict its use to a small number of ...
5: ...he [[Latin]] ''capitalis'', meaning "head." Thus, capital punishment is the penalty for a crime so severe t...
50: ...gave the order to destroy all the instruments for capital execution wherever in his land. In the year [[200...
61: ...ions]] Secretary-General's quinquennial report on capital punishment, the highest ''per capita'' use of the...
63: In most countries that have capital punishment, it is used to punish only murder or w...

Capital (disambiguation) (1657 bytes)
1: '''Capital''' is the following:
3: ...any states the political, religious, and economic capital are the same):
4: ... the [[government]]. [N.B.: the phrase "political capital" has an alternative meaning, given below.]
5: ...]]s a '''[[capital (religion)]]''' is a religious capital.
6: *In [[finance]] and [[economics]], '''[[capital (economics)]]''' is real or financial wealth.

Infrastructural capital (2048 bytes)
1: ...al]] and that which is not considered as "[[fluid capital]]". It may include tools, clothing, shelter, irr...
3: ...nfrastructure]] such as factories, private roads, capital equipment, and other such assets.
5: ...ade trellis. As both infrastructural and natural capital serve as [[means of production]] and [[means of p...
7: ...om a public policy point of view, infrastructural capital is prone to more obvious and significant breakdow...

Capital good (333 bytes)
1: ...al) capital]]. Many goods could be categorized as capital goods, or as consumer goods according to usage; f...

Capital Chat (517 bytes)
1: '''''Capital Chat''''' is a [[radio]] program broadcast on [[K...

Capital One Bowl (9084 bytes)
1: [[Image:CapitalOneBowlLogo.png|right|150px|Capital One Bowl logo]]
3: The '''Capital One Bowl''' is an annual college football game pl...
134: *[http://www.fcsports.com Official Website of the Capital One Bowl]

Capital loss (829 bytes)
1: ... sold for less than its original purchase price. Capital losses are most often incurred in stock and bond ...
3: ... gains tax]], but if a taxpayer has suffered from capital losses in the same year, he can offset the gains ...
5: ...tion of the value of an asset is not considered a capital loss, so if a taxpayer purchases a car for $30,00...

Capital gain (893 bytes)
1: ...ther than a profit, this loss would be called a [[capital loss]].)
3: ...n which case it may be important to distinguish ''capital'' gains (or losses) realised on the sale of [[fix...
5: ...nited Kingdom]], capital gains are subject to a [[capital gains tax]].

Capital (architecture) (9887 bytes)
1: [[Image:Architectural_capital.jpg|thumb|right|A capital of the [[Composite order]]]]
3: ...These form the three principal types on which all capitals are based. The [[Composite order]] (''illustrati...
5: ...tion it occupies in all monumental buildings, the capital has always been the favourite feature selected f...
7: ==Ancient capitals==
8: ...ts were also employed, and the conventional lotus capital went through various modifications.

Fluid capital (214 bytes)
1: ...]s; as opposed to [[Infrastructural capital|fixed capital]], such as a [[factory]].

Capital market (848 bytes)
1: ...tored by participating [[bank]]s. Thus, organized capital markets are able to guarantee sound [[investment]...
3: The capital market can be contrasted with other [[financial m...

Capital District (1870 bytes)
3: The '''Capital District''' (or '''Capital-Saratoga Area''') is an unofficial term used to r...
7: *[[Albany, New York|Albany]] (the state capital)
51: {{United_States_state_capitals}}
53: [[Category:Metropolitan areas|Capital District (New York)]]

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