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HPR
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HPRHigh Performance Routing (APPN)
HPRHome Page Reader (IBM Software)
HPRHighly Protected Risk
HPRHolding Period Return
HPRHigh Powered Rocketry
HPRHigh-Point Rendel (UK)
HPRHigh Priority Request
HPRHiring Process Report
HPRHydro-acoustic Position Reference
HPRHunter, Pointer, Retriever (hunting dog)
HPRHeave Pitch Roll (sensor)
HPRHigh Pass Resolution Perimetry (computing protocol for measuring perimeter vision)
HPRHuman Performance Reliability
HPRHostes Populi Romani (Latin: Enemies of the Roman People, epigraphy)
HPRHigh Priority Requisition (Canadian Department of National Defence DND)
HPRHigh Peak Rate
HPRHardware Problem Report


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