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FQ
(redirected from Fiscal Quarter)

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FQFat Quarter (one fourth of a yard of fabric)
FQFibrosis QuĂ­stica (Spanish)
FQFashion Queen (Barbie)
FQFuzed Quartz
FQ7-Fluoro-4-Hydroxyquinoline
FQFrequency
FQFully Qualified
FQFiscal Quarter
FQFunctional Quality (FQ-TQ methodology static quality model for software)
FQFrequency Range (hearing exams)
FQFrench Quarter (New Orleans, Louisiana)
FQFluoroquinolone (antibiotic)
FQFood Quotient
FQFunding Question


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