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BFTP
(redirected from Blast from the Past)

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BFTPBen Franklin Technology Partners
BFTPBackground File Transfer Program (Network Working Group)
BFTPBlast from the Past
BFTPBatch File Transfer Protocol
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59, now pounds 1 CAPTION(S): BLAST FROM THE PAST: Philip in the real 80s IF you're stepping out with a retro male, dress to impress in our blast from the past fashion HIT the dance floor in this wetlook dress, reduced from pounds 20 to pounds 10, at New Look, worn with blue eyeshadow from MAC, pounds 9.
Whiff of the past by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
The theme for this year's party was Blast from the Past and youngsters turned up in costumes from the Wild West to more sedate dinner jackets or cocktail dresses.
PARTY POOPERS; Primary pupils forced to settle for stretch limos ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
It's not so much a blast from the past, more a constant, gentle whisper.
HOLM IS WHERE THE HEART IS by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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