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In mathematics, a combination is a collection of things in no specific order.

Combination may also refer to:

• Combination (chess), a relatively long sequence of chess moves
• Combo (video games), a set of actions performed in sequence
• Striking combination, in martial arts and combat sports
• Combination lock, a type of lock
• Combination (jump), in horseback riding
• Combinations (album), by Eisley.
• Combinations (clothing), a type of underwear that combines a vest or camisole with trousers or drawers.
• Motorcycle combination, also known as a sidecar
• A historic term for a trade union
• A historic term for a group of businesses engaged in price fixing (as in, "the price of lumber in Portland is controlled by the local combination")
• An archaic term for a conspiracy, see also Secret combination (Latter Day Saints)

See also

• Combo, disambiguation page

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