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HARS
(redirected from Highway Advisory Radio System)

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HARSHistorical Aircraft Restoration Society
HARSHigh Altitude Route System
HARSHeading Attitude Reference Set
HARSHeading & Altitude Reference System
HARSHappy As Raw Sewage (punk magazine)
HARSHousing and Residential Services (various organizations)
HARSHIV/AIDS Reporting System
HARSHistoric Area Remediation Site
HARSHighway Advisory Radio System (public service announcements)
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