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GED
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GEDGeneral Equivalency Diploma
GEDGeneral Educational Development
GEDGeneral Education Development
GEDGestion Electronique de Documents (French: Electronic Document Management)
GEDGeneral Education Diploma
GEDGouvernement En Direct (French; Canada)
GEDGenealogical Data
GEDGestione Elettronica dei Documenti
GEDGeneralized Error Distribution
GEDGit Er Done
GEDGraduate Equivalent Degree
GEDGood Enough Degree (humor)
GEDGlobal Equity Derivatives
GEDGlobal Element Declaration (web services definition language)
GEDGlobal Element Declaration
GEDGasoline Engine Driven
GeDGermanium Detector
GEDGlobal Electrodynamics
GEDGerman Emergency Doctors
GEDGeneral Engineering Degree
GEDGallons per Employee per Day
GEDGlobal Event Detector
GEDGeneralized Entire Domain


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A gasoline engine driven machine is usually a two stage machine and can be a source of both air and noise pollution.
Gasoline engine driven machines are generally two stroke engines and are noisy and polluting.
 
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