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| Vertigo can refer to a number of things: | Vertigo can refer to a number of things: | ||
| * '''Vertigo''' is a form of ] often associated with ]. | * '''Vertigo''' is a form of ] often associated with ]. | ||
| this is the sensation that the room is spinning | |||
| * '']'' is the title of an ] movie. | * '']'' is the title of an ] movie. | ||
| * ] is an ] of ]s and ]s published by ], which is intended for mature audiences. | * ] is an ] of ]s and ]s published by ], which is intended for mature audiences. | ||
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Vertigo can refer to a number of things:
- Vertigo is a form of dizziness often associated with balance disorder.
this is the sensation that the room is spinning
- Vertigo is the title of an Alfred Hitchcock movie.
- Vertigo is an imprint of comic books and graphic novels published by DC Comics, which is intended for mature audiences.
- Vertigo is a Marvel Comicssupervillain who can cause feelings of vertigo in other individuals and is a member of the Marauders
- Vertigo is the title of the last track from Monster Magnet's third album, Dopes to Infinity.
- Vertigo is the title of the first single from U2's album, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb.
- Vertigo is the title of the second album by dance duo Groove Armada.
- Vertigo is the name of a high speed sports car model made by Gillet in Belgium.
- Vertigo Records is a Polygram Records imprint, best known for heavy music.
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