Domination

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Domination is the condition of having control or power over people, animals, or things.

The terms Domination or dominant may refer to:

Music

Dominant (music), in music theory
Domination (rapper) (b. 1982), an American rapper from Queens, New York
Domination (album), 1995 album by U.S. death metal band Morbid Angel
"Domination", a song on Pantera's 1990 album, Cowboys From Hell
"Domination", a song on Symphony X's 2007 album, Paradise Lost (Symphony X album)

Anatomy

Ocular dominance for when one eye is dominant
Handedness for when one hand is dominant
Footedness for when one foot is dominant

Mathematics

Dominating decision rule, in decision theory

Games

Domination (chess) occurs where a chess piece with wide movement cannot avoid capture.
Domination (computer game) is a turn-based computer game.
Domination (poker), way of rating a poker hand
Domination, also known as Focus (board game), a 1964 game designed by Sid Sackson
Domination, a multiplayer game mode in the popular 2007 video game Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Other

The Domination, a series of dystopian novels by S. M. Stirling

See also

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