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DBM
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DBMData Base Manager
DBMDatabase Machine
DBMDatabase Management
DBMDatabase Marketing
DBMDatabase Mirroring (Microsoft SQL Server 2005)
DBMDe Bellis Multitudinis (Latin: large scale battle)
DBMDealer Business Management (automotive)
DBMDelta Blues Museum
DBMDemineralized Bone Matrix
DBMDense Bituminous Macadam (transportation engineering)
DBMDepartment of Budget and Management
DBMDesign Basis Memorandum
DBMDeutscher Berufsverband der MotopädInnen Mototherapeut/Innen (German Professional Organization of Mototherapists)
DBMDevelopment Bank of Mauritius Ltd
DBMDevelopmental Behavioural Modelling
DBMDial Backup Module
DBMDisplay Based Marketing (ASDI)
DBMDisrupted in B-Cell Malignancy
DBMDistributed Battle Management
DBMDistributed Behavioral Model
DBMDistributed Buffer Manager (Juniper Networks, Inc. routers)
DBMDivision of Biology and Medicine
DBMDivorced Black Male
DBMDoctor of Business Administration
DBMDon't Bother Me
DBMDouble Balanced Mixer
DBMDrake Beam Morin (human resource services)
DBMDrive by Media
DBMDual Bitmap
DBMDynamic Battle Management
DBMDynamic Buffer Management (Cisco)
DBMData Base Machine
DBMData Base Mass Memory
DBMData Base Module
DBMData Buffer Memory
DBMData Burse Message
DBMDialog Box Manager
DBMDigital Brand Manager
DBMDistributed Bandwidth Manager
DBMDual Bit Map
dBmDecibel (referenced to milliwatts)

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