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DBP

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DBPD-Bifunctional Protein (deficiency)
DBPDark Basic Professional
DBPDatabase Processor
DBPDatabase Project (Visual Studio File Extension)
DBPDeath By Powerpoint (slang for a boring presentation)
DbpDecorin-Binding Protein A
DBPDeep Blue Pearl (color)
DBPDefined Benefit Plan
DBPDesign Baseline Program
DBPDeuromedia Broadcast Platform
DBPDeutsche Bundespost (German federal mail)
DBPDeutsches Bundespatent (Federal German Patent)
DBPDevelopment Bank of the Philippines
DBPDiastolic Blood Pressure
DBPDibutyl Phosphate
DBPDibutylphthalate
DBPDirect Buy Program
DBPDisinfectant Byproduct
DBPDistance Based Priority
DBPDiversity Best Practices
DBPDNA Binding Protein
DBPDNA-Blocking Protein
DBPDon Bosco Preparatory (Ramsey, NJ high school)
DBPVitamin D - Binding Protein
DBPData Base Project
DBPData Broadcasting Platform
DBPData Bus Parity

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And the EU also banned the use of DBP and some other phthalates in cosmetics.
Because the critical time period for the potential effects of DBP exposure on fetal growth is uncertain, the use of multiple, shorter exposure windows may provide less biased risk estimates (Hertz-Picciotto et al.
DBP is a public-relations organization whose client list--or members, as Fraser calls them--includes top CEOs, human resource representatives, and diversity officers, representing 140 organizations like Citigroup and Coca-Cola.
 
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