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YO
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YOYork (postcode, United Kingdom)
YOYear Old
YOYarn Over (knitting)
YOYears Old
YOYugoslavia
YOYoko Ono
YOYoung Ones (Naturistische Activiteiten Vereniging)
YOYeah, Okay
YOYouthful Offender
YOYoung Offender (Ontario)
YOYearly Output
YOFuel Oil Barge (Self-Propelled)
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Semi Wang, president of NexPower, indicated that his firm is expected to become one of Taiwan's largest makers of thin-film solar cells in terms of yearly output after the third plant is operational.
NexPower actively expands output of thin-film solar cells by The Taiwan Economic News
In 2007, the yearly output of PX products was over 3 million tons with the growth rate near about 20%.
Research Report on Chinese Polyester Chain Industry in 2009 by Kate Chen / Chemicals, plastics and rubber community
Government experts maintain the enforced switch from incandescent bulbs to low-energy CFLs will help us save the planet by rescuing the yearly output of one small coalfired power station.
Democracy back in dark ages by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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