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OHOhio (US postal abbreviation)
OHFinland (international aircraft code)
OHAlcohol (functional group)
OHOverhead
OHOn Hand
OHOn Hold
OHOther Half (band)
OHOverhaul
OHOverheard (Twitter)
OHOccupational Health
OHOff Hand (gaming)
OHHydroxide
OHHydroxyl
OHOverheat
OHHydroxyl Radical
OHOut-of-House
OHOutside Hitter (volleyball)
OHOffice Hour(s)
OHOcular Hypertension
OHOff Hook
OHOrleans House (Office Building in Liverpool, UK)
OHOrgan Harvesting
OHOpposite Hand
OHObservation Helicopter
OHOuter Housing
OHOlfactory Hallucinations (psychiatric assessment)
OHOperating Hour
OHOsteopathic Hospitals (journal)
OHOttawa Hydro
OHOperator Handled
OHOld Harrovian (alumni of Harrow School, UK)
OHOperational Handbook (USMC)
OHOrthostatic Hypertension
OHOrthopedic Handicap
OHOtaku Haven (anime)
OHOrganic Clays of Medium to High Plasticity (soil type)
OHOophorectomy and Hysterectomy
OHOptimal Hyperplane
OHObject-To-Hex
OHOrgiastic High
OHHospitallers Brothers of St. John of God (religious order)


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Their assertions are supported by the finding that 39 of 40 participants in this study complained about social stresses encountered by the child who has a hearing impairment, an orthopedic handicap, and/or a speech impairment; and that, despite the fact that all the children in this study had rather severe physical problems, slightly more than half of the 340 stresses named were directly related to social relationships.
Stresses as perceived by children with physical disabilities and ... by Helmstadter, Gerald / The Journal of Rehabilitation
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