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Acronym	Definition
BM	Bowel Movement
BM	Black Male
BM	Beli Manastir, Croatia (automobile code)
BM	Batman
BM	British Museum
BM	Burning Man
BM	Myanmar (assumed name of Burma)
BM	Bookmark
BM	Beam
BM	Black Metal (music genre)
BM	Black Market (illegal trade)
BM	Branch Manager
BM	Banco Mundial (Spanish: World Bank)
BM	Bundesministerium (Federal Ministry, Austria)
BM	Bob Marley
BM	Bone Marrow
BM	Basement Membrane
BM	Burma
BM	Babymetal (band)
BM	Business Management
BM	Boehringer Mannheim (blood test)
BM	Black Mesa (gaming)
BM	Black Magic
BM	Brian May (guitarist)
BM	Blue Moon
BM	Bridesmaid
BM	Benchmarking
BM	Bismarck
BM	Banque Mondiale (French: World Bank)
BM	Breast Milk
BM	Biomarker
BM	Blue Mountain (railroad)
BM	Business Machines
BM	Bushmaster
BM	Beatmania (DJ simulator game)
BM	Background Music
BM	Big Mouth
BM	Bloody Mary
BM	Baumeister (German: manager of building projects)
BM	Business Manager
BM	Brigada Militar (south Brazilian military police)
BM	Big Mac
BM	Bachelor of Music (degree)
BM	Ballistic Missile(s)
BM	BeastMaster (Utopia game)
BM	Baby Mama (2008 movie)
BM	Bill Maher (comedian)
BM	Beast Machines
BM	Blood Magic (Path of Exile; gaming)
BM	Bill Murray (actor)
BM	Barry Manilow (musician)
BM	Blademaster (gaming)
BM	Birth Mother
BM	Bench Mark
BM	Beautiful Music (broadcast radio format)
BM	Behavior Modification
BM	Be Mine
BM	Black Madonna
BM	Back Matter
BM	Birthmark
BM	Boilermaker
BM	Ballymena (UK)
BM	British Midland (Airline)
BM	BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) Manager
BM	Backyard Monsters (gaming)
BM	Birmingham Midshires (building society bank, UK)
BM	Banca Mondiale (Italian)
BM	Bite Me
BM	Bill of Material
BM	Bending Moment
BM	Battle Management
BM	Build Margin
BM	Burst Mode
BM	Black Mage (gaming)
BM	Bus Mastering
BM	Bachelor of Medicine
BM	Bad Manners
BM	Brewmaster (gaming)
BM	Basal Metabolism
BM	Basilar Membrane
BM	Baader-Meinhof (German terrorists)
BM	Birlesmis Milletler (Turkish: United Nations )
BM	Bundesverband Mediation (German: Federal Mediation Association)
BM	Beats Me
BM	Bishop Museum (Honolulu, HI)
BM	Beer Money
BM	Billy Mays (William Darrell Mays; 1958-2009)
BM	Boatswains Mate
BM	Blue Merle
BM	Bureau of Mines
BM	Beachmaster
BM	Bull Moose (political party)
BM	Baby's Mother
BM	Blueberry Muffin (various applications)
BM	Blue Mage (gaming)
BM	Brick & Mortar (as opposed to existence exclusively on the Internet)
BM	Board Measure
BM	Building Manager
BM	Belgian Malinois
BM	Book to Market (stocks)
BM	Birthday Message
BM	Bus Monitor
BM	Buddhist Modernism
BM	Buffer Map (computer science)
BM	Blonde Moment
BM	Baseball Mogul (baseball simulation computer game)
BM	Battery Machines
BM	Breakdown Maintenance
BM	Bloodmage (gaming character)
BM	Bella Morte (band)
BM	Body Mounted
BM	Bus Mouse
BM	Behavioral Modeling
BM	Brigade Major (Staff Officer to Brigade Commander)
BM	Brain Man (TV series)
BM	Bronze Metal
BM	Bridge Mux (software)
BM	Bituminous Macadam (transportation engineering)
BM	Battlefield Management
BM	Broadcast Management
BM	Basic Mirroring (computing)
BM	Bluff Master (Indian film)
BM	Battlespace Management
BM	Berlekamp-Massey (algorithm)
BM	Banyak Maunya (Indonesian: I Wish a Lot)
BM	Bakis Model (speech recognition)
BM	Brazilian Male
BM	Beautiful Midnight (Matthew Good Band album)
BM	Back Marker
BM	Burger Machine (Philippine fast food chain)
BM	Bluff Me (gaming, World of Warcraft)
BM	Bible Museum
BM	Beatae Memoriae (Latin: Of Blessed Memory)
BM	Battlemac (gaming clan)
BM	Bound Mode
BM	Bitch Magnet (band)
BM	Bolliger & Mabillard (roller-coaster maker)
BM	Base Movement
BM	Bastard Machine (band)
BM	Boo Mansion (forum/website)
BM	Bazaar Malay
BM	Branch on Minus
BM	Burning Metro (band)
BM	Bridgemonkeys (gaming clan)
BM	Briefing Message
BM	Branch Material
BM	Bearing Mean
BM	Brogan Maintenance (military slang)
BM	Balanced Measure
BM	Boston and Maine Railroad Corporation
BM	Branch on Mixed (IBM)
BM	Bounding Method
BM	(USN Rating) Boatswain's Mate

References in classic literature

So now, after all its adventures, having been found, we shall never know where, by a gentleman in the days of Queen Elizabeth, having lain on his bookshelves unknown and unread for a hundred years and more, having been nearly destroyed by fire, having been still further destroyed by neglect, Beowulf at last came to its own, and is now carefully treasured in a glass case in the British Museum, where any one who cared about it may go to look at it.

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Since then Bartley had always thought of the British Museum as the ultimate repository of mortality, where all the dead things in the world were assembled to make one's hour of youth the more precious.

Solitude, but not solitariness; for he walked shoulder to shoulder with a shadowy companion--not little Hilda Burgoyne, by any means, but some one vastly dearer to him than she had ever been--his own young self, the youth who had waited for him upon the steps of the British Museum that night, and who, though he had tried to pass so quietly, had known him and come down and linked an arm in his.

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At the British Museum the pigeons were crooning among the shadows of the grimy colonnade, and the stalwart janitors looked less stalwart than usual, as though their medals were too heavy for them.

"But that's queer talk for a gentleman like you, sir, in the British Museum!" And he wagged his helmet at my invalid, who had taken his airing in frock-coat and top-hat, the more readily to assume his present part.

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Smith, of the British Museum, to whom I am much indebted for information on this and other subjects.

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Having had some time at my disposal when in London, I had visited the British Museum, and made search among the books and maps in the library regarding Transylvania; it had struck me that some foreknowledge of the country could hardly fail to have some importance in dealing with a nobleman of that country.

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He had heard, he said, that no one had ever got a kingfisher's nest out perfect, and that the British Museum, or the Government, or somebody, had offered 100 pounds to any one who could bring them a nest and eggs not damaged.

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When I told him of that chamber in the British Museum wherein are preserved household memorials of a race that ceased to be, thousands of years ago, he was very attentive, and it was not hard to see that he had a reference in his mind to the gradual fading away of his own people.

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No pictures, no unfamiliar animals, no rare plants or flowers, no natural or artificial wonders of the ancient world--all TABOO with that enlightened strictness, that the ugly South Sea gods in the British Museum might have supposed themselves at home again.

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But, instead of going straight back to the office to-day, Mary turned into the British Museum, and strolled down the gallery with the shapes of stone until she found an empty seat directly beneath the gaze of the Elgin marbles.

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Release date- 02082019 - GRAHAM has won the contract to build the new research and storage facility for the British Museum. The facility will be a partnership with the University of Reading and will be located in Shinfield, Wokingham.

GRAHAM adds British Museum contract to the collection

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