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DLMADBF (difference in backfat thickness) and Loin Muscle Area
DLMADowntown-Lower Manhattan Association (New York)
DLMADynamic Learning Matrix Algorithm (Shamp Bionics)
DLMADebt and Liquidity Management Agency (Slovak Republic)
DLMADiversified League of Martial Artists
DLMADuneland Masters
DLMADisposable Laryngeal Mask Airway
DLMADistributed Logic Memory Architecture
DLMADominica Liberation Movement Alliance
DLMADeer Lake Medical Association
DLMADamian Lewis Media Archive
DLMADistrict Level Marketing Associates
DLMADisk Loaded Monopole Antenna
DLMADistrict Level Marketing Agencies
DLMADeer Lakes Medical Associates
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At a Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association award ceremony for David Rockefeller on the 60th floor of One Chase Manhattan Plaza yesterday evening, the 92-year-old billionaire patriarch of the ultra wealthy Rockefeller clan--who is considered one of the most powerful and influential men in the world--was honored with a renaming of the building's spacious plaza.
David Rockefeller honored by Downtown Association by Geiger, Daniel / Real Estate Weekly
The Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association celebratd its half-century of lasting contributions at cocktail reception honoring D-LMA founder and former Chairman David Rockefeller.
Civic group honors David Rockefeller by Real Estate Weekly
At the annual meeting of the Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association, Kevin Rampe, chairman of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and Tom Renyi, chairman and CEO of the Bank of New York, discussed the future of Lower Manhattan--noting both individual events and the importance of keeping Lower Manhattan as the financial capital of the world.
Excitement grows as plans for Downtown progress by Moore, Peter / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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