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REP
(redirected from Reasonable Efforts Program)

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AcronymDefinition
REPRepair
REPRepeat
REPReply
REPRepresentative
REPReputation
REPRab Escort Protein
REPRadio Emergency Patrol (NYPD)
REPRadio-Electronic Protection
REPRadioisotope Electric Propulsion
REPRadiological Emergency Preparedness
REPRange Error Probable
REPRating to Economic Performance (HSBC stock valuation tool)
REPRéaction Extra-Pyramidale
REPRead-Evaluate-Print
REPRealtek Echo Protocol
REPReasonable Efforts Program
REPReasonable Expectation of Privacy (law)
REPRecognised Environmental Picture (British Royal Navy tool)
REPRégiment Etranger Parachutiste (French)
REPRegional Evacuation Point
REPRegistered Education Provider
REPReinsurance Earned Premiums
REPRelativistic Effective Potential
REPRelativistic Electron Precipitation
REPRelease Reuse Equivalency Principle
REPRenewable Energy Project (Nepal)
REPRepetition
REPRepresent/Represented
REPRepublican
REPRepublicans for Environmental Protection
REPRepublikaner (German Conservative Party)
REPRequirements Engineering Process
REPReserve Enlistment Program
REPResidue Elimination Program
REPResidue Elimination Project
REPResonance Escape Probability
REPRetail Electric Provider
REPRetail Energy Provider
REPReynolds Number
REPRoentgen Equivalent Physical
REPRoutledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
REPRegional Exchange Point
REPReplace Command
REPReply File
REPReport File

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