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FLAP
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FLAP5-Lipoxygenase-Activating Protein
FLAPForeign Language Assistance Program (US Department of Education)
FLAPFatal Light Awareness Program (Canada)
FLAPFamily Law Assistance Program (various locations)
FLAPFDDITalk Link Access Protocol
FLAPFour Letter Acronym Package (Introducing Microsoft .NET by David S. Platt)
FLAPFailure Location Analysis Program
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Sales of the book benefit the International Dark- Sky Association and the Fatal Light Awareness Program, which seeks to minimize the disorienting effect of skyscrapers' nocturnal glow on migratory birds.
SUBTEXTS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
With groups like the Fatal Light Awareness Program drawing attention to the problem and further research in the works, the night skies may become safer for the Western Hemisphere's migrants.
Tower kill: our burgeoning network of towers for mobile phones, ... by Eaton, Joe / Earth Island Journal
 
 
 
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