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HYP
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HYPHypotenuse
HYPHuntsville Young Professionals (Huntsville, AL)
HYPHey You Pikachu (game)
HYPHigh Yield Plus Fund, Inc.
HYPHarvard, Yale, Princeton
HYPHyperbolic
HYPHalkin Yukselisi Partisi (Turkish: People's Ascent Party)
HYPHyphenation (file name extension)
HYPHigh Yield Portfolio
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That might be hyperbolic - let's face it, this is Worcester, and we see a LOT of heavy bands - but there's no denying the weight of Obituary's metal.
Getting a read on Obituary by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
9780821848166 Low-dimensional geometry; from Euclidean surfaces to hyperbolic knots.
Low-dimensional geometry; from Euclidean surfaces to hyperbolic knots by SciTech Book News
The market's novelty hyperbolic parabaloid ceiling structure, which apparently merits protection, belongs in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, not Huddersfield's prime, but terminally ill shopping district.
Market misery; Mailbag by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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