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ROA

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ROAReport(s) Of Audit
ROAReturn On Assets
ROARole of Abstraction (software)
ROARivals of Aether (gaming)
ROARehabilitation of Offenders Act (UK)
ROARadius of Gyration (structural engineering)
ROAReserve Officers Association
ROARod of Ages (video game)
ROARegister of Actions (various locations)
ROARemote Object Activation
ROARemote Overvoltage Adjust
ROARead Only Attribute
ROARules of Allocation (US Army)
ROARecord on Appeal (legal filing)
ROARegional Office for Africa (various organizations)
ROAResource-Oriented Architecture (software implementation)
ROARecord of Achievement
ROARoute Origin Authorization (Internet)
ROAReal Options Analysis
ROARoute of Administration (pharmacology)
ROARights of Accumulation
ROARetired Officers Association
ROARaman Optical Activity (Spectroscopy)
ROARemotely Operated Aircraft
ROAReciprocal of America
ROARecognized Operating Agency (ITU-T M 3000)
ROAResearch Opportunity Award
ROAReceived On Account
ROARest of Africa
ROARivers of America (Disneyland & Magic Kingdom)
ROARadius of Action
ROARiviera Owners Association (Buick Riveria model; Altoona, IA)
ROARoanoke, VA, USA - Roanoke Regional Airport (Airport Code)
ROARegurgitant Orifice Area (cardiology)
ROARestricted Operations Area (military)
ROARip Off Artist
ROARusskaya Osvoboditel'naya Armiya (Russian: Russian Liberation Army)
ROARight Occipito Anterior (fetal position)
ROAResearch Opportunity Announcement
ROARadio Orphan Annie
ROARealms of Adventure (game)
ROARead Only Area
ROARegimental Officers Academy
ROAReeks of Awesomeness (online slang)
ROARunning on Arrival (elevator industry)
ROAReports of Availability (US Army)
ROARecord of Assembly
ROAReimbursable Obligation Authority
ROARecursive Operability Analysis
ROAReorder Announcement
ROARomance of Antiquity (class; University of Toronto Schools; Canada)
ROARegion Occupancy Analysis
ROAReliability Output Algorithm
ROARéalisation Ouest Aménagement (French housing development company)
ROARemington Old Army (pistol)
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I would not even look at the report to which you allude if it was placed in my hands--I have heard more than enough already of that hideous life in the palace at Venice.
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Will you give up that report? You can find out all there is in it for yourself.
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At sunset she made the usual hypnotic report. Wherever he may be in the Black Sea, the Count is hurrying to his destination.
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Hence, the unfavourable reports of him which these two women had brought out with them from the examination.
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Here, also, are reports of your Majesty's Ministers, attesting the value of the invention.
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The government already possesses a complete official report of my adventures beyond thirty.
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You are not going to be Missish, I hope, and pretend to be affronted at an idle report. For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbours, and laugh at them in our turn?"
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"There's your report. You'd better see what it says," he remarked, as he ran his fingers through the wrapper of a catalogue of second-hand books.
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"Very good!" said Bagration in reply to the officer's report, and began deliberately to examine the whole battlefield extended before him.
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One of those very blatant idiots whose blundering is costing the country millions of money and thousands of brave men, has still enough authority to treat our reports as o much waste paper."
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From these two acts, it appears, 1st, that the object of the convention was to establish, in these States, A FIRM NATIONAL GOVERNMENT; 2d, that this government was to be such as would be ADEQUATE TO THE EXIGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT and THE PRESERVATION OF THE UNION; 3d, that these purposes were to be effected by ALTERATIONS AND PROVISIONS IN THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, as it is expressed in the act of Congress, or by SUCH FURTHER PROVISIONS AS SHOULD APPEAR NECESSARY, as it stands in the recommendatory act from Annapolis; 4th, that the alterations and provisions were to be reported to Congress, and to the States, in order to be agreed to by the former and confirmed by the latter.
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