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VWA
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VWAVoedsel en Waren Autoriteit (Dutch: Food and Goods Authority)
VWAVictorian Workcover Authority (Victoria, Australia)
VWAVentana Wilderness Alliance (est. 1998; Santa Cruz, CA)
VWAVengroff, Williams and Associates, Inc. (est. 1963)
VWAVictim Witness Advocate
VWAVirtual Wrestling Association
VWAVuil Water Afvoer (Dutch: Dirty Water Disposal)
VWAView with Alarm
VWAVehicle Wash Agent


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Machines - baby alarms, video cameras - are always a cause of catastrophe in EastEnders, and we can only view with alarm Jim's reaction on hearing this tape of woe.
We need to view with alarm that 500 prisoners are being held without cause at Gitmo (Guantanamo Bay)," the judge, a former general counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, told the audience of about 100 lawyers and judges at a breakfast at Union Station the Restaurant.
The most recent cause to view with alarm was the DWP's admission that the shutting down of the massive Palo Verde nuclear plant in Arizona, from which the city utility gets 11 percent of its supplies, may cause local retail rates to increase.
 
 
 
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