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PMV
(redirected from Private Motor Vehicle)

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PMVParamyxovirus
PMVPredicted Mean Vote
PMVPersonal Mobility Vehicle (electric scooters)
PMVPrivate Motor Vehicle
PMVPassenger Motor Vehicle (Australian government)
PMVPorlamar, Venezuela - Gral Santiago Marino (Airport Code)
PMVPassy-Muir Valve (tracheostomy speaking valve)
PMVPredicted Motion Vector
PMVParcels & Miscellaneous Van (UK railways)
PMVPrivate Market Valuation
PMVMitral Valve Prolapse, Familial
PMVProduction Master Valve
PMVParliamentary Medal of Valor (Honor Harrington science fiction novels)
PMVPre Move Visit
PMVPreventative Maintenance Visit
PMVPressure Monitoring Valve
PMVPressure Modulation Valve
PMVParalyzed and Mechanically Ventilated
PMVPure Multi-Visit
PMVParcels and Miscellaneous Van (British Southern Railway)
PMVPrecision Measurement Vehicle
PMVPrediction Motion Vector
PMVPrice Mix Volume


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