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WILMA

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WILMAWorldwide Internet Live Music Archive
WILMAWeb Information-List Maintenance Agent (data management)
WILMAWashington Interactive Labor Market Access
WILMAWorld Institute for Leadership and Management in Africa (Washington, DC)
WILMAWomen in Linguistics Mentoring Alliance (Wisconsin University)
WILMAWissensbasiertes LAN-Management
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Auditors reported that contractors stole as much as $750,000 from the Broward school district through unnecessary work and inflated bills for portable classrooms deployed after Hurricane Wilma.
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Mum-of-four Wilma Bremner, 51, had asked for her organs to be donated if she died and it is believed four people have now had life-saving ops as a result.
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Star sprinter Wilma Rudolph reached out for the baton from her teammate--and promptly dropped it.
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