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DEAF
(redirected from Dublin Electronic Arts Festival)

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DEAFDublin Electronic Arts Festival (Dublin, Ireland)
DEAFDeformed Epidermal Autoregulatory Factor (gene regulatory factor)
DEAFDeaf Equipment Acquisition Fund
DEAFDallas Electric Aircraft Fliers (remote-control model aircraft group)
DEAFDominant Extroverted Abstract Feeler (Myers-Briggs personality type indicator)
DEAFDate Entered Armed Forces
DEAFDiplôme d'Etat d'Assistant Familial (French: Degree of State Family Assistance)
DEAFDictionnaire Étymologique de l'Ancien Français (French: Etymological Dictionary of Old French)
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Byline: MAEVE QUIGLEY; DEMELZA de BURCA The annual Dublin Electronic Arts Festival is in full swing already and will last until next Saturday October 31.
PLUG INTO THE ELECTRONIC ARTS; ULTIMATE IRELAND by The Mirror (London, England)
And the good people at the Dublin Electronic Arts Festival are providing the very same tonight ahead of their October event.
SQUARE BASH SHAPING UP TO BE A KELLEHER NIGHT OF MUSIC; TOP LINE-UP ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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