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D2B
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D2BDoor-to-Balloon (coronary intervention measure)
D2BDomestic Digital Bus (home automation standard)
D2BDealer to Builder (AVAD; Van Nuys, CA)
D2BDocument to Business (document management software; Business Document)
D2BDownload-to-Burn (Digital Versatile Disc movie service)
D2BDesigned to Build (architecture firm; Fayetteville, NC)
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The author expects the market for digital delivery to have expanded significantly by the end of 2006 following the introduction of digital retail and download-to-burn.
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