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SARP
(redirected from Spouse Assault Replication Program)

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SARPPosadas (Argentina) International Airport
SARPSubstance Abuse Rehabilitation Program
SARPSearch And Rescue Processor
SARPSafety Analysis Report for Packaging
SARPSecreted Apoptosis-Related Protein
SARPInternational Workshop on Software Architecture Research and Practice
SARPStandard and Recommended Practice (ICAO)
SARPSpouse Assault Replication Program
SARPSardine/Anchovy Recruitment Project (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission; UNESCO)
SARPStrong Axiom of Revealed Preferences (Samuelson economics)
SARPSmall Arms Repair Parts
SARPSouth African Railway Police
SARPSan Andreas Role-Play (gaming; Grand Theft Auto)
SARPSystems Analysis and Simulation for Rice Production
SARPSignal Automatic Radar Processing
SARPShip Alteration & Repair Package
SARPSPAWAR Analysis Review Panel
SARPShip Alteration Requirement Plan
SARPStanding against Religious Persecution (website)
SARPSpace Analysis Resource Portal
SARPStorage and Retrieval Processor
SARPSexual Assault Response Policy
SARPSale and Repurchase Contract
SARPService Availability and Recovery Plan


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