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MSWMaster of Social Work
MSWMunicipal Solid Waste
MSWMedical Social Worker
MSWMicrosoft Word
MSWMammal Species of the World
MSWMicrosoft Windows
MSWMurder She Wrote (TV show)
MSWModified Sine Wave (electronic signal shape)
MSWMachine Status Word
MSWMen Seeking Women
MSWMost Significant Word
MSWMultiswitch
MSWMikheyev-Smirnov-Wolfenstein (effect; neutrino oscillation, mass)
MSWMen Who Have Sex with Women (medical/public health)
MSWMountain Spring Water
MSWMaiden Special Weights (race for horses that have never won a race)
MSWMaster Search Warrant
MSWMeters Sea Water (SCUBA diving)
MSWMain Seawater
MSWMagneto-Static Wave
MSWMission Science Workshop
MSWMao Shan Wang (durian)
MSWMinimum Squared Weight
MSWMaximum Shipping Weight
MSWMiddleware Sub Working Group
MSWManual Shift to Working
MSWManaged Windows Service
MSWMulti-Cast with Same Wavelength
MSWMultiple Stop-And-Wait
MSWMemory Stick Walkman (Sony)
MSWMoney Smart Week (public awareness; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, IL)
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