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AcronymDefinition
A&DArt and Design
A&DArchitecture and Design
A&DAerospace and Defense (industry)
A&DAnalysis and Design
A&DAngels and Demons (novel)
A&DArmed & Dangerous
A&DAlcohol & Drugs
A&DAutomation & Drives
A&DAnalogue & Digital (measurement applications)
A&DAcquisition & Development
A&DAdmission and Discharge (hospital)
A&Dvitamin A and D (ointment)
A&DApplication and Development
A&DAcquisitions and Disposals
A&DAssumptions and Definitions
A&DArchitecture et Développement (French)
A&DAppeals & Discipline (committee)
A&DArchive and Dissemination
A&DAdmission & Disposition
A&DAccommodation and Destination (tourism industry)
A&DAccounting and Disbursing System
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