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WDOWindow
WDOWood Destroying Organism (insects)
WDOWaste Diversion Ontario (Canada)
WDOWomen Defending Ourselves (Stanford, CA)
WDOWell Done Opponents (Yahoo! Bridge)
WDOWorkforce Development Office
WDOWebSphere Data Object (IBM)
WDOWar Dog Outfitters (est. 2008; Michigan)
WDOWarhammer Dark Omen (video game)


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WDO is charged with developing, funding and implementing waste diversion programs for materials designated by the Minister of the Environment.
The WDO who was standing next to a water gate had less information about that gate than someone back at the office looking at a PC with the telemetry application," says Kavarian.
In practice, however, the training and welfare aspects of the programme have fallen solely on the shoulders of the field staff due to a lack of cooperation between PCRW and district line agencies; services that members require are not available on a timely basis and any services that are provided were "fulfilled depending upon personal requests and relationship of WDO and line agency staff.
 
 
 
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