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JCP
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JCPJournal of Clinical Pathology
JCPJournal of Chemical Physics
JCPJournal of Clinical Psychiatry
JCPJournal of Computational Physics (also seen as JCPH)
JCPJob Centre Plus (UK employment service)
JCPJoint Committee on Printing
JCPJournal of Clinical Psychopharmacology
JCPJoint Certification Program (US Canada Joint Certification Program, DLIS)
JCPJuventude Comunista Portuguesa
JCPJungle Carpet Python (herpetoculture)
JCPJim Crockett Promotions
JCPJuris-Classeur Périodique (French law journal)
JCPJointed Concrete Pavement
JCPJunior Capital Pool
JCPJoint Committee on Proliferation (NATO)
JCPJones College Prep
JCPJoint Cost Position
JCPJob Control Procedure
JCPJoint Communications Protocol
JCPJump Command Post
JCPJournal of Communication Pathology
JCPJava Community Process (Java technology)
JCPJ.C. Penney Corporation
JCPJava Control Panel (computing)
JCPJava Certified Programmer
JCPJurys Croke Park Hotel (Ireland)
JCPJapan Communist Party
JCPJohn Collins Partners LLP (UK)
JCPJohn Connelly Presents (artist forum)
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