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DAAPDesign, Architecture, Art and Planning
DAAPDigital Audio Access Protocol
DAAPDatabase of African-American Poetry (Indiana University; Bloomington, IN)
DAAPDrug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention
DAAPDirect Access Action Pack (Microsoft)
DAAPDraft Area Action Plan (UK)
DAAPDrug and Alcohol Awareness Program
DAAPDépartement Aérodynamique Appliquée (French: Applied Aerodynamics Department)
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Now their views will be used to feed into a draft area action plan and the hope is that residents will contribute on preferred options for the town when that document goes out for further consultation.
Development plan for town by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Their views will be used for a draft area action plan and it is hoped residents will contribute again on preferred options for the town at a later stage.
Town ideas by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The Walker Riverside draft area action plan is set to be approved at a meeting of the city council tonight and will then be submitted to the Government.
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