When you want to say something, but you don't have nothing to say (or you don't know what to say), you always can say 'A-11'. Often used to break silence.
A11, a German rocket design in World War II that was never constructed see A11 section of the "Aggregate series" article
A11 expressway (Switzerland) see List of highways section of the "Transportation in Switzerland" article
A11 road (England), a road connecting London to Norwich
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A-11, a prototype interceptor aircraft manufactured by Lockheed Corporation see Lockheed YF-12
A-11 watch, an aviators' wristwatch used in World War II
Aero A.11, a Czech bomber built prior to World War II
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Originally, the A11 started at the Bank of England in the City of London, next to Bank tube station, and went eastward along Cornhill and Leadenhall Street, past Aldgate Pump and along Aldgate.
The A11 re-appears north-east of Newmarket, and remains a dual carriageway until Mildenhall.
Recently, various sections of the A11 between Norwich and the junction with the M11 in Cambridgeshire have been upgrated to dual carriageway in an ongoing effort by the Highways Agency to modernise the City's primary road connection with London.
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