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APPEAssociation for Practical and Professional Ethics
APPEAdobe PDF (Portable Document Format) Print Engine
APPEAssessoria Para Projetos Especiais (Portuguese: Advice for Special Projects; consulting firm; Brazil)
APPEAdditional Program of Professional Education


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