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- Japan (80 links)
- Russian Empire (80 links)
- Kazakhstan men's national ice hockey team (80 links)
- Template:Lang-uk (79 links)
- FC Okzhetpes (79 links)
- Template:Infobox person (79 links)
- Europe (78 links)
- 2004 Summer Olympics (77 links)
- FC Kaisar (76 links)
- Template:See also (76 links)
- Template:Clear (75 links)
- 2012 Kazakhstan Premier League (75 links)
- Template:Succession box (74 links)
- 2010 Winter Olympics (74 links)
- GeoNames (74 links)
- Template:Commonscat (73 links)
- Bulgaria (72 links)
- Template:Bronze3 (72 links)
- Template:Infobox cyclist (70 links)
- Petropavl (70 links)
- Template:Birth date (70 links)
- Template:Silver2 (69 links)
- Template:Infobox treaty (69 links)
- Semey (69 links)
- Atyrau Region (68 links)
- People's Republic of China (68 links)
- Template:Infobox country at games (68 links)
- 2013 Kazakhstan Premier League (68 links)
- Template:Gold1 (67 links)
- USSR (67 links)
- Kostanay (67 links)
- Poland (67 links)
- Regular season (66 links)
- Government of Kazakhstan (66 links)
- Template:Iaaf name (66 links)
- 2011 Kazakhstan Premier League (66 links)
- Playoffs (66 links)
- Baku (66 links)
- Template:Cite sports-reference (64 links)
- Oral, Kazakhstan (64 links)
- Template:Lang-fa (64 links)
- Forward (association football) (63 links)
- Steppe (63 links)
- Template:Tooltip (62 links)
- Template:Col-2 (62 links)
- Kazakhstan Super Cup (62 links)
- Template:Aktobe Region (62 links)
- Armenia (62 links)
- Turkic peoples (61 links)
- Kokshetau (61 links)
