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PAPS

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PAPSPre Arrival Processing System
PAPSPhased Armaments Programming System
PAPSPeriodic Armaments Planning System (NATO)
PAPSPrince Albert Police Service (Prince Albert, Sasakatchewan, Canada)
PAPSPropulsion Associated Parameter Set
PAPSPhillips Academy Public Safety
PAPSPlans and Procurement Section
PAPSPhase-Alternated Pulse Sequence
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“LET US NOT FORGET THE PAPS KILLED PRINCESS DIANA,” Kanye writes (caps most definitely his).
Kanye Goes After Paparazzi With ALL CAPS by John S.W. MacDonald / The New York Observer
Can PAPS reach the blood-stream from the gut, and if so, will they break down to PFOA in the body?
Packaging peril: chemicals in food wrapping turn toxic by Cunningham, A. / Science News
2) The outstanding wetting behavior of the APST solution on the aluminum surfaces ensured great coverage of the entire fin surfaces by a defect-free, continuous PAPS film only ~1.
Cerium acetate-modified aminopropylsilane triol: a precursor of ... by Sugama, T. / JCT Research
 
 
 
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