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DTW
(redirected from Driving to Work)

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DTWDynamic Time Warping
DTWDance Theatre Workshop (New York, NY)
DTWDepth to Water (denotes depth to water in monitoring wells)
DTWDoDIIS Trusted Workstation
DTWDevelopment Technology Workshop
DTWDistance to Waypoint
DTWDriving to Work
DTWDouble-Take for Windows (NSI Software)
DTWDuct Tape Wallet
DTWDrive to Web
DTWDesktop Website
DTWDigital Testing Workshop
DTWDetroit/Wayne, MI, USA - Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (Airport Code)
DTWDialog to Win (Sprint)
DTWDownwind Termination Waypoint (air traffic)
DTWDocument Term Weight (text information retrieval)


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gt;What: Emasculated suburban dolts share their familial woes while driving to work.
Spevok was killed driving to work on Sunday, January 29, 2006, when his Chevy Suburban collided with a stalled truck on Interstate Highway 90 in Chicago.
Norm said he was driving to work that morning when he received a call on his cell phone telling him to prepare to house about 1,000 Gulf Coast evacuees in the city's recreation centers that evening.
 
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