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LRF
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LRFLantbrukarnas Riksförbund (Sweden, Federation of Swedish Farmers)
LRFLeukemia Research Foundation
LRFLaser Range Finder
LRFLegal Resources Foundation
LRFLocal Resilience Forum (UK)
LRFLong-Range Forecasting
LRFLittle Rubber Feet
LRFLumber Recovery Factor (forestry industry)
LRFLogical Record Facility (IBM IDMS database)
LRFLogistics Readiness Flight
LRFLouisiana Renaissance Festival
LRFLocal Register File
LRFLocation Registration Function
LRFLaser Resonance Fluorescence
LRFLand Rover Forum (Norway)
LRFLast Return Filed (IRS)
LRFLateral Range Function
LRFLow Resolution Facsimile
LRFLittle Rock Field (Little Rock AFB, Arkansas)
LRFLicense Request Form
LRFLanguage Related Factor
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A: If the color is the same, you can live with it, and put the glass cover back on, but make sure the cover does not touch the finish; little rubber feet can be put on the glass or stand top to keep it away from the wood.
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