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DWD
(redirected from Driving While Drunk)

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DWDDepartment of Workforce Development
DWDDeutscher Wetterdienst (German weather forecasting service)
DWDDriving While Distracted
DWDDrinking Water Directive
DWDDarkwing Duck (cartoon)
DWDDying With Dignity
DWDDown with Disease (Phish song)
DWDDiscipline with Dignity
DWDDriving While Drunk
DWDDeep Water Dumping (at sea)
DWDDealing with Dogs Ltd (Canada)


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Mothers Against Drunk Driving; MADD, 2003) to increase teenagers' awareness and understanding of driving risks, including driving while drunk.
Use of a virtual reality driving simulator as an alcohol abuse ... by Sirdeshmukh, Mannish / Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education
In the Schanus case, the district judge accepted Hartford's theory that his death was the foreseeable result of driving while drunk.
MINNESOTA MAN'S DEATH WHILE DRUNK DEFINED AS ACCIDENTAL by Liability & Insurance Week
In part because Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, which began in 1980, has brought so much attention to the issue, we're finally taking driving while drunk seriously.
Getting serious with drunks by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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