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The word sparks can refer to a number of things:
[edit] People
- Allister Sparks
- Beatrice Sparks
- Bill Sparks, WWII veteran with the Royal Marines
- Chauncey Sparks, governor of Alabama
- Clinton Sparks
- Dana Sparks
- Donita Sparks
- Felix L. Sparks, Lt. Colonel, commanding officer of the first Allied troops to enter Dachau
- Gordon Sparks
- Hal Sparks, actor
- Jared Sparks, former president of Harvard University
- Jeff Sparks
- Joe Sparks
- John Sparks
- Jordin Sparks, winner of American Idol season 6
- Larry Sparks
- Melvin Sparks, jazz guitarist
- Morgan Sparks, scientist
- Ned Sparks, actor
- Nicholas Sparks (author), American author
- Nicholas Sparks (politician)
- Oobliette Sparks
- Percy Sparks
- Phillippi Sparks
- Robert Stewart Sparks
- Ron Sparks, Canadian comedian, actor and writer
- Ron E Sparks
- Sam Sparks
- Stephanie Sparks
- Steve Sparks, Major League Baseball pitcher born in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Theodore Austin-Sparks, British Evangelical Christian
- Tim Sparks
[edit] Fictional characters
[edit] Places
- United States
- Canada
[edit] Sports
- The Los Angeles Sparks, a WNBA team
- Sparks, the popularly used nickname of the fictional Premiership football team, Earls Park, featured in the British TV series Footballers' Wives
[edit] Entertainment
[edit] Other uses
- Sparks (drink), a canned alcoholic beverage sold in the United States
- SPARKS (computing), a programming language, a superset of Fortran, used in Fundamentals of Data Structures, E. Horowitz & S. Sahni, Computer Science Press 1976
- Sparks Steak House, a restaurant in New York City
- Sparks, a nickname for a ship's radio operator
[edit] See also