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Acronym	Definition
ARM	Adjustable Rate Mortgage
ARM	Anti-Radiation Missile
ARM	Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (Program)
ARM	Application Response Measurement
ARM	Armenian
ARM	Associate in Risk Management (Insurance Institute of America)
ARM	Armored
ARM	Accredited Residential Manager (Real Estate Institute of Canada accreditation)
ARM	Accounts Receivable Management
ARM	Armament
ARM	Annual Research Meeting
ARM	Armagh
ARM	Arizona Railway Museum (Chandler, AZ)
ARM	Azure Resource Manager (software)
ARM	Archives and Records Management
ARM	ArvinMeritor Inc (stock symbol)
ARM	Adult Role Model
ARM	Allergy Relief Medicine
ARM	Approved Reporting Mechanism (finance)
ARM	Advanced Resource Management (various locations)
ARM	Advantage Risk Management Co., Ltd (insurance; Japan)
ARM	Association of Radical Midwives (UK)
ARM	Account Relationship Manager (various companies)
ARM	American Reverse Mortgage (loan)
ARM	Auto Repair Manual
ARM	Alliance for Responsible Mining (est. 2004)
ARM	Age-Related Maculopathy (ophthalmology)
ARM	Availability, Reliability, and Maintenance
ARM	Administrative Rules of Montana
ARM	Australian Racing Museum
ARM	Application Recovery Manager
ARM	Active Roll Mitigation
ARM	Active Resource Management
ARM	Atm Router Module
ARM	Activity Reporting Module
ARM	Advanced Risc Machine
ARM	Apu Resource Manager
ARM	Advanced Recovery Mode
ARM	Automatic Restart Manager
ARM	Alarm Relay Module
ARM	Automated Removable Media
ARM	Account Resource Manager
ARM	Association for Research on Mothering
ARM	Australian Republican Movement
ARM	Association Rule Mining (algorithm)
ARM	Ada Reference Manual
ARM	Annotated Reference Manual
ARM	Association of Rotational Molders
ARM	Always Remember Me
ARM	Asynchronous Response Mode
ARM	Alaska Retirement Management
ARM	Animal Rights Militia (extremist group)
ARM	Adaptive Resource Management
ARM	Adaptive and Reflective Middleware (Workshop)
ARM	Artificial Rupture of Membranes (amniotomy)
ARM	Assistant Regional Manager
ARM	Active Risk Manager
ARM	Australian Resource Management (Brisbane, Australia)
ARM	Afrikaner Resistance Movement (South Africa)
ARM	Angiographie par Résonance Magnétique (French: Magnetic Resonance Angiography; medical imaging)
ARM	Anorectal Manometry
ARM	Application Reference Model
ARM	Accredited Resident Manager
ARM	Armed Resistance Movement (South Africa)
ARM	Asteroid Return Mission (US NASA)
ARM	Application Resource Manager
ARM	Académie Royale Militaire (French: Royal Military Academy)
ARM	Active Registry Monitor
ARM	Anhysteretic Remanent Magnetization
ARM	Astaro Report Manager (business software)
ARM	African Resistance Movement
ARM	Africa Reparations Movement
ARM	Alliance Réformée Mondiale (French: World Alliance of Reformed Churches)
ARM	Association des Réservistes de la Marine (French: Association of Marine Reservists)
ARM	Accord de Reconnaissance Mutuelle (French: Mutual Recognition Agreement; Canada)
ARM	Association of Railway Museums
ARM	Acquisition Risk Management
ARM	Availability, Reliability, Maintainability
ARM	Automated Records Management
ARM	Atmospheric Radiation Monitoring
ARM	Air Resources Management
ARM	Alianza Reformada Mundial (Spanish: Reformed Alliance World-wide)
ARM	American Rehabilitation Ministries
ARM	Accountability Research and Measurement
ARM	Automated Requirement Measurement
ARM	Aircraft Readiness Model (US DoD developed software)
ARM	Advanced Robot Motion
ARM	Amalgamated Regional Militia
ARM	Active Reliable Multicast
ARM	Armidale, New South Wales, Australia - Armidale (Airport Code)
ARM	Association of Recovering Motorcyclists
ARM	Active Reconfiguring Message
ARM	Active Region Monitor
ARM	Area Radiation Monitor
ARM	ARM (not an acronym; originally Acorn RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) Machine; computer architecture)
ARM	Apple Rejected Me (website)
ARM	Atomic Resolution Microscope
ARM	Anti-Robot Militia
ARM	Academy for Ranch Management
ARM	Aahh Real Monsters (Nickelodeon TV show)
ARM	Association of Responsible Media (various locations)
ARM	Accelerated Reply Mail
ARM	Armada de la República Mexicana
ARM	Athénée Royal de Mons
ARM	Associated Radio Manufacturers (lobbyist group for radio standards; established 1924)
ARM	Active Revenue Management (Convergys)
ARM	Artillery, Rockets, and Mortars
ARM	Aircraft Armorer
ARM	After Receipt of Material
ARM	Automatic Resource Manager
ARM	Analyse du Risque Médical (French: Analysis of Medical Risk; Nice, France)
ARM	Air Release Mechanism
ARM	Ada Requirements Methodology
ARM	Adaptive Reliable Multicast (wireless protocol)
ARM	Array Regulator Module
ARM	AutoCAD Reference Manual
ARM	Advanced RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) Machine (now ARM)
ARM	Area Revenue Manager
ARM	Army Ready Materiel
ARM	Automatic Reel Mounting
ARM	Aeromedical Readiness Mission
ARM	ADP Resources Manager
ARM	Automatic Remote Mode
ARM	Arithmetic Relevance Matrix
ARM	Administrative Reference Manual
ARM	Argentina Moneda Nacional (national currency since 1899; replaced by Ley 1970)
ARM	Automatic Route Management
ARM	Area Remote Multiplexer
ARM	Aviation Resource Manager (USAF)
ARM	Arc-Second Raster Map
ARM	Airborne Radio Maintenance
ARM	Aggregation and Refinement-based Modeling
ARM	Acronym Reference Manual
ARM	American-Russian Matchmaking
ARM	Air Request Manager
ARM	Automated Re-Hosting Manager
ARM	Accounting Record Modifier
ARM	Aircraft Restrictions Manual
ARM	Ammunition Requirement and Movement
ARM	Aviation Rockets & Missiles
ARM	Antenna Restraint Mechanism
ARM	Agency Resources Manager (insurance)
ARM	Afghanistan Reconstruction Movement
ARM	Auto Rétro Mosan (French; Belgian vintage car club)
ARM	Assisting Retired Missionaries
ARM	Acorn RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) Machine (now ARM)

References in classic literature

cried the captain; he never drinks it; it's a sort of fits to him; fresh water throws him into the hydrophobia; but go on --go on with the arm story.

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He came forward and took my arm. "Blood on the sleeve," said he, and rolled back the flannel.

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When he became aware that his arm was broken, this man, so harsh to others, fell swooning on the threshold, where he remained motionless and cold, as if dead.

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He crouched alongside of him, right arm drawn back and ready for a smashing blow the instant Joe should start to rise.

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I remember then how they mustered in the bailey, even as they do now, and my lady-mother holding me in her arms at this very window that I might see the show."

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The creatures were about ten or fifteen feet tall, standing erect, and had, like the green Martians, an intermediary set of arms or legs, midway between their upper and lower limbs.

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"Do you think so?" Martin queried absently, for to him there was only one beautiful woman in the world, and she was beside him, her hand upon his arm.

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Adam got up, blushing like a small maiden--great strong fellow as he was--and, putting his arm round Hetty stooped down and gently kissed her lips.

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Stand still in bright array ye Saints, here stand Ye Angels arm'd, this day from Battel rest; Faithful hath been your Warfare, and of God Accepted, fearless in his righteous Cause, And as ye have receivd, so have ye don Invincibly; but of this cursed crew The punishment to other hand belongs, Vengeance is his, or whose he sole appoints; Number to this dayes work is not ordain'd Nor multitude, stand onely and behold Gods indignation on these Godless pourd By mee; not you but mee they have despis'd, Yet envied; against mee is all thir rage, Because the Father, t' whom in Heav'n supream Kingdom and Power and Glorie appertains, Hath honourd me according to his will.

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I say, therefore, that the arms with which a prince defends his state are either his own, or they are mercenaries, auxiliaries, or mixed.

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The same spirit of legislation prevailed with respect to their bearing arms and their gymnastic exercises; for the poor are excused if they have no arms, but the rich are fined; the same method takes place if they do not attend their gymnastic exercises, there is no penalty on one, but there is on the other: the consequence of which is, that the fear of this penalty induces the rich to keep the one and attend the other, while the poor do neither.

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Hearing this Dorothea covered her face, and Cardenio retreated into Don Quixote's room, and they hardly had time to do so before the whole party the host had described entered the inn, and the four that were on horseback, who were of highbred appearance and bearing, dismounted, and came forward to take down the woman who rode on the side-saddle, and one of them taking her in his arms placed her in a chair that stood at the entrance of the room where Cardenio had hidden himself.

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