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YOS

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YOSYears Of Service
YOSOil Storage Barge (Non Self-Propelled)
YOSYour Operating System
YOSYour Obedient Servant (closing salutation chiefly 18th century British)
YOSYahoo Online Status (Yahoo Messenger)
YOSYttrium Ortho-Silicate
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The jury blamed the YOS for failing to ensure visits by a mental health worker and his family, and for transferring him to a wing with reduced staff levels, meaning prisoners were kept locked up for longer periods of time.
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Lucy Jones, a restorative justice officer at YOS, said that it was important for Council employees to support national and local charities.
YOUR Charities by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
lt;p>Announced in April 2008, YOS aims to open all of the company's online services, sites and applications to third-party developers, as well as give end users a "social profile" dashboard to unify and manage their Yahoo services.
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