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YDSYale Divinity School
YDSYahoo! Desktop Search
YDSYou Don't Say
YDSYosemite Decimal System
YDSYoung Democratic Socialists
YDSYorkshire Dialect Society
YDSYogi Divine Society (India)
YDSYoungest Dear Son
YDSYouth Development Specialist (various organizations)
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