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Green wave

Green Wave may refer to: *Green wave, a series of traffic lights coordinated to allow continuous traffic flow in one main direction *The Green Wave, a 2010 documentary film directed by Iranian-German Ali Samadi Ahadi *Green Wave (radio show), a Vietnamese music chart programme *The Green Wave, an 1866 painting by Claude Monet *Green Wave (abortion rights), a group of abortion-rights activists in the Americas *"Green Wave", a cultivar of the polypodium fern *Green Wave, a preservationist group, organized by Russian singer and actor Mikhail Novitsky *Greenwave, a mass science experiment involving primary schools across Ireland *GreenWave, an aquaculture non-profit in North America *Green Wave (Malaysia), a political phenomenon in Malaysia

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Green Wave may refer to: *Green wave, a series of traffic lights coordinated to allow continuous traffic flow in one main direction *The Green Wave, a 2010 documentary film directed by Iranian-German Ali Samadi Ahadi *Green Wave (radio show), a Vietnamese music chart programme *The Green Wave, an 1866 painting by Claude Monet *Green Wave (abortion rights), a group of abortion-rights activists in the Americas *"Green Wave", a cultivar of the polypodium fern *Green Wave, a preservationist group, organized by Russian singer and actor Mikhail Novitsky *Greenwave, a mass science experiment involving primary schools across Ireland *GreenWave, an aquaculture non-profit in North America *Green Wave (Malaysia), a political phenomenon in Malaysia

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