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SPAM
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SPAM[not an acronym] written spam -- slang name for Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE; junk/bulk email)
SPAMSpiced Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAMScanning Photo-Acoustic Microscopy
SPAMSchools of the Pacific Atmospheric Monitoring
SPAMSearch Pattern Assessment Model
SPAMService Provisioning and Account Management
SPAMSGML Parser Add Markup
SPAMShelter, Portable, Air Mobile
SPAMShelter, Protective, Aircraft Maintenance
SPAMShoulder of Pork & Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAMSlant Path Attenuation Model (antennas)
SPAMSociety for Palmtop Advancement through Meetings (San Francisco, CA)
SPAMSociety for the Preservation of Amplitude Modulation
SPAMSociety for the Publication of American Music
SPAMSociety of Properties Artisan Managers
SPAMSome Place Around Montana / Missouri / Massachusetts / Mississippi / Maine :-)
SPAMSpace Planning and Management (University of Missouri - Columbia)
SPAMSpectral Processing and Manipulation (Ocean Optics)
SPAMState Police Association of Massachusetts
SPAMStop Pornography and Abusive Marketing Act
SPAMStrike Package and Associated Messages (tactical Tomahawk weapon control system)
SPAMStudent Peer Abstinence Movement (Montana)
SPAMSurvey Processing and Management
SPAMSystems Personnel Activity Meeting (Yale)
SPAMSuperfluous Pieces of Additional Mail

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