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TPAA
(redirected from Trade Promotion Authority Act of 2002)

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TPAATransatlantic Partners Against AIDS (New York, New York)
TPAAThai Physicians Association of America
TPAAThe Plot Against America (Philip Roth book)
TPAATibial Proximal Anatomical Axis
TPAATrade Promotion Authority Act of 2002 (aka Trade Act of 2002)
TPAATaxpayer Protection and Assistance Act of 2005
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