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DGR
(redirected from Dynamic Growth and Reconfiguration)

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DGRDeductible Gift Recipient (Australian tax exemption)
DGRDangerous Goods Regulations
DGRDirección General de Rentas (Spanish: General Revenue Directorate; Argentina)
DGRDelibera Giunta Regionale (Italy)
DGRDirectorate General Resettlement (India)
DGRDuodenogastric Reflux (medical condition)
DGRDesignated Government Representative
DGRDangerous Game Rifle
DGRDynamic Growth and Reconfiguration
DGRDead Guy Running (video game term)
DGRDigroup
DGRDaily Going Rate
DGRDenver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
DGRDivision of Geothermal Research
DGRDepartment of Geographic Research (University of Chicago)
DGRDevil's Gulch Route (Estes Park, CO postal route)


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These capabilities, identified by Storage Dimensions as Dynamic Growth and Reconfiguration (DGR), are critical to the NT and NetWare markets as a result of the expanding role of Intel-based servers in client/server environments.
Storage Dimensions Introduces SuperFlex 3000 With DGR; ... by Business Wire
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