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DJDisc Jockey
DJDow Jones
DJDavid Jones (Australian store)
DJDear John (break up letter)
DJDon Juan
DJDust Jacket (book condition)
DJDust Jacket (hardbound books)
DJDigital Jukebox (Dell)
DJDeskJet (Hewlett Packard)
DJDjibouti
DJDerek Jeter (baseball player)
DJDistrict Judge
DJDigital Journalist
DJKim Dae Jung (a Korean president)
DJDale Jarrett (Nascar driver)
DJDonna Jo (TV sitcom Full House)
DJDennis Johnson (basketball player; football player)
DJDinner Jacket
DJDirt Jumping (cycling)
DJDavey Jones (locker)
DJDead Journal
DJVirgin Blue Airlines (Australia; flight number prefix)
DJDeclaratory Judgment (judicial ruling)
DJDigital Jockey
DJDeterministic Jitter
DJDark Jedi (gaming clan)
DJDeutsche Jugend (German Youth)
DJDesk Jockey (bureaucrat)
DJDrill Jig
DJDae Jung Kim (Korean president)
DJDeceptive Jamming
DJDistributed Jamming
DJDistributed JANUS
DJDirector of Journals


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Mark Teixeira and Derek Jeter, teammates on the World Series-winning New York Yankees, were second and third.
Great Christmas gifts or presents for sports fans can also come in the form of signatures by famous athletes on numerous items such as The Derek Jeter signed 27th World Championship article in the New York Times (mounted and framed) or a Derek Jeter signed baseball of the 27th World Championship, encased in glass.
But with one swing of the bat, Derek Jeter knocked Gehrig down a peg in the Yankee record books.
 
 
 
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