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There are 90 different meanings of Salem.
 
Oldham
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Salem, Greater Manchester, within Oldham, England Salem, Oregon
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Salem, Oregon, the state capital Montserrat
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Salem, Montserrat Salem College
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Salem College, North Carolina Smallthorne
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Salem Methodist Church, a church in Smallthorne, Staffordshire, England Salem Avalanche
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Salem Avalanche, a minor league baseball team Salem Academy
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Salem Academy, North Carolina Old Salem
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Old Salem, a history museum in Winston-Salem Schule Schloss Salem
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Schule Schloss Salem, Germany (also referred to as Salem College, with a section called Salem International College) Llandeilo
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Salem, village near Llandeilo, Wales Salem al-Hazmi
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Salem al-Hazmi, one of five men named as a hijacker in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks Salem (band)
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Salem (band), an oriental metal Jewish band Salem Abbey
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Salem Abbey (Reichskloster Salem), a monastery Brocton, New York
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Salem, an earlier name of Brocton, New York Emad Salem
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Emad Salem, an FBI informant Salem district
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Salem district, the district of Tamil Nadu in which the city of Salem is located Salem River
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Salem River, a tributary of the Delaware River Salem Chalabi
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Salem Chalabi, an Iraqi-American lawyer Salem Poor
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Salem Poor, a black soldier who fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill Abu Salem
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Abu Salem, accused in the 1993 Bombay bombings Salem Monthly
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Salem Monthly, an alternative newspaper in Salem, Oregon Pamela Salem
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Pamela Salem, a British film and television actress Salem Stampede
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Salem Stampede, a team in the International Basketball League Peter Salem
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Peter Salem, a black slave who lived during the American Revolution Salem (US band)
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Salem (US band), an indie rock band from the United States Salem Prize
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Salem Prize, in mathematics Salem hypothesis
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Salem hypothesis, in the creationism/evolution debate USS Salem
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USS Salem, the name of three ships of the United States Navy Salem High School
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Salem High School, several in the United States Salem Highballers
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Salem Highballers, the recording name given to the McCray Family New Salem
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New Salem Salem Airport
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Salem Airport, list of airports associated with the name Salem Salem (supertanker)
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Salem (supertanker), involved in maritime insurance fraud Salem Channel
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Salem Channel, a part of the Salem Sound Salem is a common name for towns and places, particularly in the Western world. In ancient times it was the name of a locality in the Near East ( Palestine), and traditionally identified with Jerusalem, before the name "Jerusalem" was used. It is mentioned in the Bible in Genesis 14:18, in connection with the figure Melchizedek, typically translated "King of Salem" which means "King of Peace". However, the Hebrew text, according to some scholars, is not clear; instead of the "King of Salem" ( melekh Salem) reading, the original text may have had melekh shelomo ("a king allied to him") [1]. There may also be a connection to the Canaanite god Shalem [2]. Salem may refer to: Salem, one of the most famous paintings of Wales, by Sydney Curnow Vosper, showing Welsh chapelgoers with an image of the Devil hidden in the cloak of the central figure [3]. 
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