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WBP
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WBPWhitebark Pine (tree species)
WBPWilled Body Program
WBPWeather and Boil Proof (plywood)
WBPWater & Boil Proof (plywood)
WBPWest Bengal Police (India)
WBPWigan Borough Partnership (UK)
WBPWest Border Peer
WBPWork Before Play
WBPWooden Boats on Parade
WBPWith Backoff Procedure
WBPWide Band Preprocessor
WBPWell-Bottom Pressure (oil industry)
WBPWet Bescherming Persoonsgegevens (Dutch: Data Protection Act)
WBPWood-Based Panel
WBPWestern Block Party (political group; Canada)


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At his request, his body was donated to The Willed Body Program at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Nelson "was willing to go into a willed body program and cut up body parts for his own personal financial gain," prosecutor Marisa Zarate said after the verdict.
Reid was accused of supplying cadavers to Nelson's company between 1999 and 2004 and then pocketing the money, an estimated one million dollars, for his own use instead of giving it to the Willed Body Program at the UCLA.
 
 
 
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