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OAM
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OAMOperations Administration and Maintenance (ethernet protocol)
OAMMedal of the Order of Australia
OAMOracle Access Manager
OAMOrder of Australia Medal
OAMOffice of Alternative Medicine (NIH)
OAMOffice of Acquisition Management
OAMOnce A Month
OAMOn A Mission
OAMOrbital Angular Momentum
OAMOlder Americans Month (May)
OAMOffice of Aerospace Medicine (Washington, DC)
OAMObject Allocation Map (Sybase)
OAMOptical Amplifier Module
OAMOrganisation of Active Micronations (est. 2009)
OAMOptional Assessment Materials
OAMOnline Access Manager
OAMOperational Asset Management
OAMOperations and Maintenance cell (ATM)
OAMOfficer Assignment Model
OAMOpportunity, Ability and Motivation (behavior framework)
OAMOrthogonal Amplitude Modulation
OAMOracle Access Management
OAMOccupational Assessment & Modification
OAMOffice of Air Management (Indiana)
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