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CPB
(redirected from Congress Parliamentary Board)

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CPBCorporation for Public Broadcasting
CPBCardiopulmonary Bypass
CPBCentraal Planbureau
CPBConsumer Protection Board (State of New York)
CPBColorado Potato Beetle (Leptinotarsa Decemlineata)
CPBCommunist Party of Britain
CPBCentral Pacific Bank
CPBCommunist Party of Burma
CPBCommunist Party of Bangladesh
CPBClinical Policy Bulletin
CPBCharged Particle Beam
CPBCentral Planning Office (Dutch)
CPBCanada Premium Bonds
CPBCenter for Population Biology
CPBCoastal Patrol Boat (USCG)
CPBCenter for Practical Bioethics (Kansas City, MO)
CPBCalifornia Prune Board
CPBCoded Picture Buffer (digital TV)
CPBCorporation of the Presiding Bishop
CPBCivilian Personnel Bulletin
CPBCrime Prevention Branch
CPBConference Program Board
CPBCongress Parliamentary Board
CPBConducting Personal Business (on the job)
CPBCommunity Policing Bureau
CPBComputer Program Book
CPBCivilian Personnel Branch
CPBCareer Planning Board
CPBCritical Pressure Boiler
CPBComitato Pendolari di Bergamo
CPBConstant Prepayment on the Balloon
CPBConfiguration Policy Board
CPBConcrete Placing Boom (construction)


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