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DRT
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DRTData Relay Terminal
DRTDaughters of the Republic of Texas
DRTDead Reckoning Tracer
DRTDead Right There
DRTDebt Recovery Tribunal (India)
DRTDecision Response Time
DRTDeep Reconnaissance Team
DRTDel Rio, Texas (border patrol sector)
DRTDel Rio, TX, USA (Airport Code)
DRTDerosa Research and Trading, Inc.
DRTDesign Review Team
DRTDetected Replies Table
DRTDeveloper Regression Test
DRTDiagnostic Rhyme Test
DRTDilation Reflection Translation (mathmatics)
DRTDining Room Table
DRTDiode Recovery Tester
DRTDiplôme de Recherche Technologique (French)
DRTDirection de la Recherche Technologique (French)
DRTDisaster Recovery Terminal
DRTDisaster Response Team
DRTDischarge Retention Tank
DRTDisregard Tape (order instruction that can be given to a broker)
DRTDistortion-Rate Tradeoff
DRTDiversion Recovery Tool (FAA)
DRTDivision Reconnaissance Team
DRTDocument Related Technologies
DRTDomestic Return Time (curfew)
DRTDose, Rate, Length Time of Exposure (radiation)
DRTDutchess Rail Trail (New York)
DRTDwarven Ringmail Tunic (Everquest reference)
DRTData Relay Transponder
DRTDesign Recovery Tool
DRTDistributed Real Time
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Deep Reconnaissance Team 2113 is sent there undercover and one of the members is Kadar San, a half-breed human Zentadon with telepathic powers.
Dark Planet by MBR Bookwatch
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