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Acronym	Definition
ASSR	Assessor
ASSR	Auditory Steady State Response
ASSR	Arab Social Science Research
ASSR	Attestation Scolaire de Sécurité Routière (French: School Certificate of Road Safety)
ASSR	Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
ASSR	American Society of Spine Radiology
ASSR	Agreed Set of Security Rules
ASSR	Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
ASSR	Application Software Structural Review (software validation for FDA accreditation)
ASSR	Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic

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Chekist-army operations to combat saboteurs, insurgents and bandit units were first held in 1942 in the Chechen-Ingush ASSR. Lessons of the Great Patriotic War: combating subversion and ... by Kiselev, V.A. / Military Thought Although numerous authors have provided evidence of the usefulness of ASSR testing, their reports have concerned patients whose middle ear impedance measures were normal We report the cases of 2 patients who, following improvement of abnormal middle ear impedance values, experienced a marked improvement in measurable thresholds by ASSR testing. Auditory steady-state response audiometry in profound SNHL: The ... by Manolidis, Spiros / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal In 1937, fears of pan-Mongolism and collaboration with Japan caused Soviet leader Joseph Stalin to split the former Buryat-Mongol ASSR region into the Republic of Buryatia and two autonomous okrugs: the Ust-Ordinsk Autonomous Ogrug, on the western shores of Baikal, and the Aginsk-Buryat Autonomous Okrug, located near the Chinese and Mongolian borders in southern Chita oblast. Descendants of the swan: in the remote, open land southeast of Lake ... by Jacobson, Jessica / Russian Life More results

Chekist-army operations to combat saboteurs, insurgents and bandit units were first held in 1942 in the Chechen-Ingush ASSR.

Lessons of the Great Patriotic War: combating subversion and ... by Kiselev, V.A. / Military Thought

Although numerous authors have provided evidence of the usefulness of ASSR testing, their reports have concerned patients whose middle ear impedance measures were normal We report the cases of 2 patients who, following improvement of abnormal middle ear impedance values, experienced a marked improvement in measurable thresholds by ASSR testing.

Auditory steady-state response audiometry in profound SNHL: The ... by Manolidis, Spiros / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

In 1937, fears of pan-Mongolism and collaboration with Japan caused Soviet leader Joseph Stalin to split the former Buryat-Mongol ASSR region into the Republic of Buryatia and two autonomous okrugs: the Ust-Ordinsk Autonomous Ogrug, on the western shores of Baikal, and the Aginsk-Buryat Autonomous Okrug, located near the Chinese and Mongolian borders in southern Chita oblast.

Descendants of the swan: in the remote, open land southeast of Lake ... by Jacobson, Jessica / Russian Life

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