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WFS
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WFSWeb Feature Service
WFSWegfahrsperre (German: drive away blocking system)
WFSWorld Future Society
WFSWorld Food Summit
WFSWorld Fertility Survey (research program)
WFSWave Front Sensor
WFSWolfram Syndrome
WFSWire Feed Speed (welding)
WFSWomen for Sobriety, Inc.
WFSWoodberry Forest School (Woodberry Forest, VA boarding high school)
WFSWild Flower Society (UK)
WFSWorldwide Flight Services Inc. (US airport-services company)
WFSWindows Future Storage (2004/2005 Microsoft Windows)
WFSWet Flexural Strength (welding)
WFSWeapon Fire Simulator
WFSWireless Fair Server
WFSWeird Funky Stuff
WFSWeekly Fund Status
WFSWhat Fouled-up Stuff (polite form)
WFSWork Force Shaping
WFSWillamette Falls Symphony (Oregon City, OR)
WFSWireline Formation Sampling
WFSWireline Fluid Sampling


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The researchers were studying the epidemiology of Wolfram syndrome when they first noticed an excess of psychiatric symptoms among relatives of those with the disorder.
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