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LPR
(redirected from League of Polish Families)

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LPRLine Printer
LPRLawful Permanent Resident
LPRLiga Polskich Rodzin (Polish political party)
LPRLicense Plate Recognition
LPRLeague of Polish Families (Poland)
LPRLegal Permanent Resident
LPRLine Printer Remote
LPRLaryngopharyngeal Reflux
LPRLoss of Power
LPRLight Pollution Reduction (filter type for telescope eyepiece)
LPRLinear Polarization Resistance
LPRLow Pressure Regulator (paintball)
LPRLotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe (Polish Medical Air Rescue)
LPRLocal Positioning Radar
LPRLate-Phase Reaction (immunology)
LPRLa Polla Records (Spanish band)
LPRAmphibious Transport (Small)
LPRLine Printer Request
LPRLow Priority Request
LPRLocal Primary Reference (Telcom Solutions)
LPRLinear Programming Relaxation
LPRLiquid-Phase Polymer-Based Retention
LPRSaami, Northern (Norwegian language SIL code)
LPRLost Policy Release (Insurance)
LPRLow-Pressure Receiver
LPRLes Précieuses Ridicules (Nijmegen)
LPRLocal Percentile Rank
LPRLow Pressure Rotor
LPRLeadership Potential Rating
LPRLetter Proposal Retrofit
LPRLondon Property Review Ltd
LPRLaboratory Property Removal
LPRLoss Prevention Report
LPRLower Principal Representation
LPRLocal Payment Receipt
LPRLate Procurement Request
LPRLocal Problem Report
LPRLaxity-Driven Proactive Resource Allocation
LPRLow Power Removal
LPRLinear Phase Recorder (Sprint)
LPRLongs Peak Route (Estes Park, CO postal route)
LPRLow-cost Pocket Radios


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The League of Polish Families emphasizes the Catholic doctrine of social justice and, consequently, greater redistribution of wealth.
Is Liberalism dead in central Europe? The disturbing return of ... by Tupy, Marian L. / Reason
But as soon as it reached the landmark Wawel Castle, the parade was attacked by 300 members of a rightwing group called the League of Polish Families, armed with stones, bottles, and bags of acid.
Poles, queers, and the pope: visiting Poland with his acclaimed queer ... by Wright, Doug / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
One of them, the League of Polish Families (LPR), a Catholic group, was a big surprise with almost 8% of the vote support.
Leftist coalition wins Polish elections by Catholic Insight
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