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VEP
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VEPVertical Error Probable
VEPValue Engineering Plan
VEPVestibule Electro-Pneumatic (Southern Railway; UK)
VEPVitrage Extérieur Pareclosé (French: Exerior Glass Bead; building construction)
VEPVideo Entrance Panel
VEPVideo Expansion Port
VEPVisually Evoked Potential
VEPVoter Education Project
VEPVara de Execuções Penais (Portuguese: Criminal Executions Court)
VEPVisual Evoked Potential
VEPVenus Entry Probe (European Space Agency)
VEPVeterans Education Project (Amherst, MA)
VEPVirginia Electric Power
VEPValue Engineering Proposal


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Elections Assistance Commission has questioned how money was spent on a voter education project that included television ads before the 2006 general election, while Vigil-Giron was in office.
Twenty-three are signed up for the League of Women Voters-sponsored Oregon Student Mock Election, part of the nation's largest voter education project.
In the '60s, as head of the League's Education Fund, Campbell launched voter education projects.
 
 
 
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