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DVA
(redirected from Deer Vehicle Accident)

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DVADepartment of Veterans Affairs
DVADynamic Visual Acuity (vision assessment)
DVADatenVerarbeitungsAnlage
DVADistribution Video & Audio (also seen as DV&A; Florida)
DVADeutsches Volksliedarchiv (German: German Folk Song Archive)
DVADevelopmental Venous Anomaly
DVADundee Voluntary Action (Scotland, UK)
DVADiverse Vector Area
DVADesignated Viticultural Areas (wine regions)
DVADetector Vacuum Assembly
DVADilated Vestibular Aqueduct
DVADeer Vehicle Accident
DVADirect Voltage Adapter
DVADesign, Verified and Assigned
DVADedicated Vendor Advocate
DVADoc Valentine Advertising
DVADeflecting Vane Anemometer
DVADynamic Vocoding Allocation
DVADifficult Venous Access
DVADeclaración de Voluntad Anticipada (Spanish: Living Will Declaration)
DVADebit Valuation Adjustment
DVADual Vehicle Adaptor (US DoD)
DVADeutsche Verlagsanstalt (German publishing company)
DVADigital Video and Audio
DVADefence Vetting Agency (UK)
DVADomestic Violence and Abuse
DVADirect Vertical Access (Oil Industry)


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