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BAK
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BAKBackup (File Name Extension)
BAKBackspace
BAKBundesarchitektenkammer
BAKBack At Keyboard
BAKBiking Across Kansas (bicycle tour)
BAKBauartklasse (German insurance term)
BAKBetrayal At Krondor (computer game)
BAKBerliner Arbeitskreis Information (German)
BAKBasic Aeronautical Knowledge
BAKBundesaufsichtsamt für das Kreditwesen (German banking supervisory board)
BAKBaku, Azerbaijan - Baku (Airport Code)
BAKBlut Alkohol Konzentration (German: blood alcohol level)
BAKBinary Adaption Kit
BAKBeitragsanpassungsklausel (German; legal insurance)
BAKBewußtsein, Atmung, Kreislauf
BAKBarrier Arresting Kit
BAKBilateral Above Knee (amputation)
BAKBiohybrid Artificial Kidney


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A backspace is an area where individuals can transgress norms and participate in playful deviance without fear of reproach.
When Stine hits the backspace key on his typewriter, the players ``rewind'' and move backward.
You may need to backspace to delete any existing cell references.
 
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