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TKP
(redirected from Tjungunka Kuranyu-Kuta Palyantjaku)

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TKPTürkiye Komünist Partisi (Communist Party of Turkey; formerly Sosyalist Iktidar Partisi, Party of Socialist Power)
TKPTulajdonképpen (Hungarian)
TKPTausender-Kontaktpreis
TKPTamarind Kernel Powder
TKPTransport Knowledge Partnership
TKPTeacher Knowledge Project
TKPTunable Kernel Parameters
TKPToken Passing
TKPTaxonomic Key Program
TKPThe Kids Place
TKPThe Keyhole Problem
TKPTelewizja Kablowa Poznan
TKPThe Knowledge Practice (UK based management consultancy company)
TKPTurn Key Project
TKPToplumcu Kurtulu Partisi (Communal Liberation Party, Cyprus)
TKPTeleskooppipatukka (Finnish: Expandable Baton)
TKPTe Kauwhata Primary School (New Zealand)
TKPThe Karma Police
TKPTechnisches Kompetenzprofil
TKPTerrorism Knowledge Portal
TKPTaisen Kawaii Plus
TKPThinking Kap Productions (Orlando, FL)
TKPTurun Ke Padang
TKPThe Kihckercast Project
TKPThe Kut Partnership (UK building services & environmental consulting engineers)
TKPTrans Korean Pipeline
TKPThe Kafka Problem
TKPTing Koster Penger
TKPTjungunka Kuranyu-Kuta Palyantjaku
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