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ADRA
(redirected from Adventist Development and Relief Agency)

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ADRAAdventist Development and Relief Agency
ADRAAgencia Adventista para el Desarrollo y Recursos Asistenciales (Peru)
ADRAAlternative Dispute Resolution Act
ADRAAdministrative Dispute Resolution Act of 1990
ADRAAgence Adventiste d'Aide et de Développement (French)
ADRAAddictive Disorders Regulatory Authority
ADRAAnimal Diseases Research Association (United Kingdom)
ADRAAmerican Dream Restoration Act
ADRAAgencia de Desarollo y Recursos Asistenciales de la Iglesia Adventista de Guatemala (Agency of Development and Welfare Resources of the Adventist Church of Guatemala)


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* Adventist Development and Relief Agency International, Country Director, The Gambia
Mission to Africa: physician executive faces Third-World perils ... by Fields, Monique / Physician Executive
Sandefur will accompany an airlift of relief supplies being distributed by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Sri Lanka.
Interview Opportunity with ADRA President from Sri Lanka by Business Wire
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