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D&D
(redirected from Deactivation and Decommissioning)

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AcronymDefinition
D&DDungeons and Dragons
D&DDrag and Drop (mouse interface)
D&DDesign & Development
D&DDean & Deluca
D&DDeities and Demigods
D&DDecontamination and Decommissioning
D&DDeaf and Dumb
D&DDeuterium Deuterium
D&DDeath & Disability (insurance coverage)
D&DDumb and Dumber (movie)
D&DDeactivation and Decommissioning
D&DDrunk and Disorderly
D&DDone and Dusted
D&DDrug and Disease
D&Ddenial and deception (US DoD)
D&DDevonshire and Dorset Regiment (British regiment)
D&DDetection and Direction
D&DDistress and Diversion
D&DDelay and Disruption
D&DDamage & Destroy
D&DDivorced & Desperate
D&DDisplay & Decision (Area)
D&DDivestiture & Deregulation
D&DDistress & Disaster


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