Looking For A Database Of All Proteins Expressed/Predicted In Completely Sequenced Genomes
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Well UniProt.org's Complete Proteomes and Reference Proteomes would be a good place to start.
As Aravind and JC have said you can also try Ensembl for vertebrates and eukaryotic model organisms. For other species see Ensembl Genomes for equivalent data.
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Of What ? prokaryotic or Eukaryotic ? You can get any genome(Only if they are availble) you need @ http://www.ensembl.org/index.html
I agree with Ensembl, you can find all the information there.