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SOR
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AcronymDefinition
SORSale or Return
SORSchedule of Rates (contracts)
SoRSchool of Rock (album)
SORSex Offender Registry
SoRShadows of Reality (game)
SORShare of Requirement (marketing)
SoRShare of Responsibility
SORShipping Order Request
SORSome Odd Reason (band)
SorSorcerer (Dungeons and Dragons class)
SorSorry
SORSource of Receipt (finance)
SORSource Of Repair
SORSource Of Revenue
SORSources of Reference
SORSouth of Range (installations and locations south of the Alaskan range; US Army)
SORSouth of the River
SORSouth Orient (Railroad)
SORSouthern Oil Refineries (Wagga Wagga, Australia)
SORSouthern Ontario Railway
SORSpecial Occurrence Report
SORSpecific Operational Requirement(s)
SORSpecific Orders and Requirements
SORStable Orbit Rendezvous
SORStand Off Range
SORStand-Off Radar
SORStarfire Optical Range (USAF)
SORStart Of Record
SORStart-Of-Run
SORState Of Readiness
SORStatement of Operational Requirements
SORStatement Of Reasons
SORStatement Of Requirement(s)
SORStatutory Orders and Regulations (Canada)
SORStimulus-Organism-Response
SORStock-Out Risk
SORStreets of Rage (game)
SORStudent Owed Repayment
SORStudy of Religion
SORSuccessive Overrelaxation
SORSurface Overflow Rate
SORSynchrotron Orbital RadiatIon
SORSystem for Optimized Recruitment
SORSystem of Record
SORSupport of Optimal Routing
SORSystem of Records

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