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AcronymDefinition
S/SStart/Stop
S/SSpreadsheet
S/SSubsystem
S/Ssteamship (US DoD)
S/SSigns and Symptoms
S/SSole Source
S/SShip-to-Shore
S/SSigns or Symptoms (medical charting)
S/SSouvenir Sheet (stamp collecting)
S/SExecutive Secretariat
S/SSharp/Shooting
S/SStabilization/Solidification
S/SShelter Set


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The residents spent a night at a shelter set up by the American Red Cross at a local school.
La Pine blaze 90 percent contained by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Many of the displaced residents had spent several nights at the temporary shelter set up by the American Red Cross at College of the Canyons.
RETURNING TO WRECKAGE ALMOST 30 MOBILE HOMES RED-TAGGED AS RESIDENTS ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
My wife is a teacher at another elementary school, and we both went in Sunday to help at the emergency shelter set up in its gymnasium and dialed students and parents to assess damage and announce that classes were cancelled for the week at least.
No terra firma: a personal account of the Niigata earthquake by Boudreau, David / Japan Inc.
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