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SOH
(redirected from Straits of Hormuz)

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SOHState Of Health
SOHStart of Heading
SOHSydney Opera House (Sydney, Australia)
SOHSave Our Homes (Amendment)
SOHSection Overhead (SONET)
SOHSociety of Homeopaths
SOHSense Of Humor (used in personal ads)
SOHSound of Hope (radio network)
SOHStart Of Header
SOHSafety and Occupational Health (USACE)
SOHStock On Hand
SOHSoldiers of Honor (gaming)
SOHStraits of Hormuz
SoHSons of Hodir (World of Warcraft)
SoHSecretariat of Health
SOHSnyder's of Hanover (bakery)
SOHSiege of Hate (band)
SOHSoldiers of Heaven
SOHSurvivors of Homicide
SOHSecretary of Housing (US)
SOHStoughton Opera House (Stoughton, WI)
SOHSignal Overhead (SONET)
SOHScientific Observation Hole
SOHStart of Overhaul
SOHSecond-Order-Hold
SOHSaviors of Humor (gaming clan)
SOHSignificant Other Half
SOHSpace on Hire (India)
SOHSaints of Hell
SOHSine is Opposite divided by Hypotenuse (trigonometry)
SOHSo Over Him/Her
SoHSepia Officinalis Hemocyanin


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The worse scenario goes well beyond conventional economics and would occur if for instance the Straits of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian Gulf were to be closed.
The global implications of a dollar collapse: the dean of London's ... by Brittan, Samuel / The International Economy
There are simply too many vulnerabilities in the global oil-supply network--isolated oil and gas fields, vulnerable pipelines and storage tanks, and choke points like the Straits of Hormuz or Malacca.
The global oil rush by McFarlane, Robert C. / The National Interest
coasties not just patrolling the Straits of Hormuz during overt hostilities, but operating worldwide to teach riparian and littoral nation-states how to effectively patrol their waterways and enforce the laws of the sea in accordance with the standards of free nations.
Coast Guard in flux by Porter, Gene / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
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