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KRISP

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KRISPKansas Reflection-Impulsivity Scale for Preschoolers (behavioral science)
KRISPKingston and Region Injury Surveillance Program (Canadian Hospitals Injury Reporting and Prevention Program)
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But if you double Ry Krisp's 16-gram serving to more closely match Triscuit's 28-gram serving, Ry Krisps end up with close to 300 mg of sodium.
Cracking the code: how to find the healthiest crackers by Hurley, Jayne; Liebman, Bonnie / Nutrition Action Healthletter
Police worked with local Poppy Appeal organiser Tony Hinton and KRISP (Kidderminster Retail Initiative and Security Partnership) to give help and advice designed to stop thieves from stealing charity cash in the run up to Remembrance Day yesterday.
Alarms fitted to poppy boxes; KIDDERMINSTER by Birmingham Mail (England)
Using 54 portable seismographs, placed at 15- to 20-mile intervals in lines roughly perpendicular to the rift, the KRISP team was able to make the most detailed study ever of the underground features of the African Rift.
A CAT scan for earth by USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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