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• Gauntlet (gloves), protective gloves used as a form of armour.
• Gauntlet (arcade game), a video game originally produced in 1985 by Atari Games.
• Gauntlet (body piercing store) founded by Jim Ward that pioneered the field of body piercing.
• Gauntlet (newspaper), a weekly newspaper published by students at the University of Calgary.
• Gauntlet (marking), the white markings on one or more of the legs of an animal such as a cat or rabbit, making them look like they have a long white glove on. Other examples of these leg markings are the sock and the glove; all three are defined by their different lengths.
• Gauntlet (proxy server)
• SA-15 Gauntlet, Soviet surface-to-air missile.
• Gantlet track, a section of two railroad tracks that overlap to allow them to pass a narrow bridge or tunnel in little more than the space of one track.
• Running the Gauntlet refers to a corporal punishment in which people armed with sticks or other weapons arrange themselves in two lines facing each other and beat the subject, who is forced to run between them.
• Gloster Gauntlet, a British biplane in active service in the 1930s and 1940s.

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