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JPO
(redirected from Japanese Patent Office)

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JPOJoint Program Office
JPOJapanese Patent Office
JPOJournal of Prosthetics and Orthotics
JPOJournal of Physical Oceanography
JPOJoint Pipeline Office
JPOJuvenile Probation Officer
JPOJump If Parity Odd
JPOJoint Planning Office (GCOS)
JPOJoint Petroleum Office
JPOJoint Psychological Operations
JPOJustice and Peace Office
JPOJoint Projects Office
JPOJoint Project Officer
JPOJoint Prototyping Office


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Patent and Trade Mark Office and the Japanese Patent Office.
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