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Wikipedia

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The free encyclopedia — millions of articles in hundreds of languages, maintained by volunteers.

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Wiktionary

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Free multilingual dictionary project from the Wikimedia Foundation.

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Wolfram Alpha

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Computational knowledge engine. Free web tier answers most maths, science and data questions.

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Project Gutenberg

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Free library of over 70,000 public-domain ebooks.

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Standard Ebooks

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Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks, hand-curated and proofread.

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Internet Archive

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Non-profit digital library of millions of free books, films, music, software and web pages (via the Wayback Machine).

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Open Library

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Internet Archive project cataloguing every book ever published, with millions available to borrow free.

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LibriVox

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Free public-domain audiobooks read by volunteers.

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arXiv

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Free open-access archive of pre-prints in physics, maths, CS, biology and economics.

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Google Scholar

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Free search engine for academic papers and citations across publishers and repositories.

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Semantic Scholar

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Free AI-powered academic search from the Allen Institute for AI.

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DOAJ

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Directory of Open Access Journals — free, peer-reviewed academic articles across disciplines.

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PubMed

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Free search of biomedical literature, maintained by the US National Library of Medicine.