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ASBR
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ASBRAutonomous System Boundary Router
ASBRAnaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor (soil and water treatment)
ASBRAutonomous System Border Router
ASBRAge-Specific Birth Rate
ASBRArlington Senior Babe Ruth (youth baseball league; Virginia)
ASBRAnti-Social Behaviour Reduction
ASBRAirsoft Bündner Rheintal (German)
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Anti-social Behaviour reduction officer Gareth Bayley Hughes said: "This is a simple, yet effective, project which has given more than 25 youngsters access to the leisure facilities at Amlwch.
Football used to help yob culture by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Awards were presented for acquisitive crime reduction, anti-social behaviour reduction, substance misuse reduction and violent crime reduction.
District News Knowsley by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Child neglect is not a priority for resident focus groups that helped draw up local crime anti-social behaviour reduction plans.
In my view by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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