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FOPFraternal Order of Police
FOPFibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva
FOPFlash Operator Panel
FOPFlowery Orange Pekoe
FOPFairly Oddparents (cartoon)
FOPFront of Pack (food labeling)
FOPForm of Payment
FOPFree Of Payment
FOPFormatting Object Processor
FOPFeature Oriented Programming
FOPFibrodisplasia Osificante Progresiva (Spanish: Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva)
FOPFriends of Police
FOPFédération Française des Producteurs d'Oléagineux et de Protéagineux (French)
FOPFlight Operations Plan
FOPFresh Off the Plane
FOPFederation of Planets (Star Trek)
FOPForward Observation Post
FOPFinancial Operating Plan
FOPFinished Open Porch (building code)
FOPFunction Operation
FOPField Operating Procedure
FOPFrank O. Pinion (St. Louis radio personality)
FOPFormatting-Object Parser
FOPForecast Of Procurement
FOPOptical Fibre Plate
FOPFactory Order Processing
FoPFountains of Paradise (Arthur C. Clarke novel)
FOPFound on Post (US DoD)
FOPFibre Optic Patch
FOPFriends of Plaid
FOPFurthest-On Point
FOPFirst-Order Perturbation (nuclear energy)
FOPFred. Olsen Production (Norway)
FOPFederal Operating Permit (various locations)


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