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BDD

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BDDBackdraft Damper
BDDBantam Doubleday Dell (publishing company)
BDDBase de Données (French: Database)
BDDBase Development Doctrine
BDDBase-Line Document Description
BDDBaseline Definition Document
BDDBattlefield Digitisation Demonstrator
BDDBefore Due Date
BDDBehavior Driven Development
BDDBernoulli Disk Drive
BDDBinary Decision Diagram
BDDBinary Digital Data
BDDBinary to Decimal Decoder
BDDBlanket Delivery Date
BDDBlock Double-Differential
BDDBlue Devil Days (Duke University)
BDDBody Dismorphic Disorder
BDDBounded Distance Decoder
BDDBrachydactyly, Type D
BDDBuild Design Document
BDDBureau of Disability Determination
BDDBurst Detector Dosimeter
BDDBusiness Desktop Deployment (Microsoft)
BDDBehaviour Driven Development

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He also met with Westbrook and Pegggy the next day and assured them the BDD office would check into his discharge status.
Whereas BDD is defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 4th edition (American Psychiatric Association, 1994) as a preoccupation with an imagined defect in appearance causing clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning, not being the result of another mental disorder, Pope et al.
Like anorexia nervosa, the eating disorder that causes people to see themselves as fat even as they starve their bodies into dangerous thinness, BDD involves a distortion in body image.
 
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