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YCP
(redirected from York College of Pennsylvania)

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YCPYork College of Pennsylvania (York, Pennsylvania)
YCPYugoslav Communist Party
YCPYacht Club Paulista (est. 1932; Brazil)
YCPYES College Preparatory
YCPYour Career Plan (consulting; Cincinnati, OH)
YCPYellow-Colored Protein (biological chemistry)
YCPYeast Cell Phagocytosis (rheumatology)
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