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GEP
(redirected from Guided Explosive Projectile)

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GEPGemeinschaftswerk der Evangelischen Publizistik gGmbH
GEPGood Engineering Practice
GEPGeneral Education Program
GEPGene Expression Programming
GEPGel Electrophoresis (molecular biology)
GEPGraduate Entry Programme (UK)
GEPGuanine Nucleotide-Exchange Protein
GEPGifted Education Programme
GEPGastro Entero Pancreatic (tumors)
GEPGeneral Electric Plastics
GEPGround Entry Point
GEPGeen Enkel Probleem (Dutch: No Problem)
GEPGrassroots Empowerment Project (Wisconsin)
GEPGroupe d'Expertise Pluraliste (French: Pluralistic Expertise Group; uranium mining)
GEPGuided Explosive Projectile (Deus Ex game)
GEPGold Electroplate
GEPGood Epidemiology Practice
GEPGeneral Expenditure Policy (UK)
GEPGross Earned Premiums (insurance)
GEPGood Environmental Practice
GEPGenetic Evaluation Program
GEPGoddard Experiment Package (telescope)
GEPGroupe d'Étude du Pied
GEPGeneric Plan
GEPGeneral Election Period (US Medicare)
GEPGreen Edge Products (Canada)
GEPGrupo Especial de Policía (Guatemala)
GEPGrupo Especial Policial
GEPGlobal Excess Partners (New York, NY)
GEPGenesis Environmental Projects (Israel)
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